Thin, for example, high pass speech.
If they are active or thin, for example, they may be taunted for being poor or for having HIV, whereas if they are overweight, they could be compared with baboons, or laughed at for their large buttocks.
Take the new Piaget Emperador Coussin Tourbillon Automatic Ultra-Thin, for example.
The FSB paper points out that branching out from equities into other asset classes means moving into markets where liquidity is thinner, for example.
However, if bony trabeculae are thinned (for example, by an osteoclast-mediated resorptive process), then the two conditions could occur together and become superimposed [ 52].
In this case, the strong compressional stress exerted in the overlying silt interval due to sliding (discussed below) may have retarded the upward injection of liquefied sand or evidence of the upward injection may have been erased by the sliding to be convoluted portion (the lower portion of the silt part in the Example 1) or to be horizontally stretched as thin sand layers (Examples 1 and 2).
But "Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of English Usage", exploring the mess, has just a thin list of examples post-Shakespeare, the likes of This Week Mag, Esquire and one from the New York Times.
High-income thin people, for example, might be too busy for the weigh-in.
Dylan's "Ballad of a Thin Man," for example, about the hopelessly square Mr. Jones, would be lost on its central character.
Thin armour, for example, can protect aircraft and missiles from the steel splinters of exploding warheads and thus can keep a ship hit elsewhere from being destroyed by a huge explosion of jet fuel or its own missiles.
