It seemed that the wide spot in the road was in reality a surprisingly large pre-Hispanic capital.
On the left corner, put a curved line through the wide spot with no points.
In particular, the widest hot spot (concentrations > 90th percentile) was estimated around the chipboard industry in the southwestern area.
They realized the specimen, which measured only 0.23 inches (5.8 mm) at its widest spot and had 20 teeth, was a previously unknown species.
The wide receiver spot is a spot that, in the scheme of things, is a replaceable position".
She was, said people who live in this wide spot in on a narrow rural road, a pleasant if somewhat standoffish neighbor and an affectionate mother.
The Saw Mill's 26.5 square miles watershed is limited by the hilly topography of central Westchester County to a valley that averages 1.4 mile wide; the only wider spots are the Mine Brook and Tarrytown Lakes subwatersheds and the river's mouth in downtown Yonkers.
But regulators say that 95 to 112 deaths and as many as 8,374 injuries could be avoided each year by eliminating the wide blind spot behind a vehicle.
The sample was probed by the light whose interaction with the structures it met (surface defects or bulk heterogeneities) within the illumination surface (1mm-wide spot) resulted in scattering phenomena.
Though Ms. Dun, a 56-year-old native Swede, does the bulk of her business at the fairs -- or faires, to enthusiasts -- her thrice-yearly open houses attract the diehard faithful to tiny Ulster Park, a place even the locals concede is "not much more than a wide spot in the road with a sign," in the words of Ray Rice, the town supervisor of Esopus, which includes Ulster Park.
The Otis Café is one of about five buildings that make up Otis, Oregon, a wide spot on the road to the coast.
