A recent study found that the AutoPap system demonstrates the same capacities to detect and score abnormal liquid-based thin-layer slides as it does for abnormal conventional smears (Vassilakos et al, 2001).
I don't always agree, but I see why they complain when the administration ignores a statutory deadline (as it has done with the employer mandate in Obamacare) or creates new legal obligations out of thin air (as it did in granting waivers to the No Child Left Behind mandates).
Instead of adding more, thinner blades to cartridges as it does to razors sold in the United States, Gillette went back to a single-blade design after spending thousands of hours with Indian men.
The successful flight of the plane – which has no name beyond the uninspiring "Version Two" – owes as much to the engineering prowess required to make it as thin and light as possible as it does to the propulsion method itself.
As it does, a thin, soft string of plastic forms between the printer head and the model's surface.
He commented that in the belted songs such as "Fly Like a Bird" and "I Wish You Knew", Carey's voice sounded "as airy, thin, and damaged as it did on Charmbracelet".
Stephen Thomas Erlewine from Allmusic gave the song a mixed review, criticizing the condition of Carey's voice, "As good as those Wright-helmed cuts are, they are also the times that the mixes slip and don't hide the flaws in Mariah's voice, and it sounds as airy, thin, and damaged as it did on Charmbracelet".
Healthy bodies come in sizes fat and thin, as do unhealthy ones.
One obvious catch with making your TV as physics-defyingly thin as the OLED65W7, though, is that it doesn't give you much (as in, any) room to play with when it comes to building in speakers.
Since substorm magnetic variations are characterized by periods between a few tens of seconds and tens of minutes, one cannot exploit a model in which the surface layer is approximated by a thin shell, as it was done in this paper.
If not, the process would have had sometime to cease, as the process of making thin ceases: but, as things are, it does not cease; we are living and have lived.
