The width of this stripe is about four times the depth of water under the transducers.
Portfolios of this stripe are often known as quantitative funds; some of their most common trades are called statistical arbitrage.
Second, consider that perception (at least of this stripe) now looks to be deeply linked to something not unlike imagination.
The man pointed to the green but because this stripe simply separated one sequence of red, blue and yellow from another, making the whole thing look like a series of Venezuelan flags with neutral stripes in between he got nowhere.
Films of this stripe are legion, though the most irritating example remains "Mississippi Burning," in which two F.B.I. agents are at the center of an investigation into the murder of civil rights activists.
Republicans of this stripe are great survivors Mr Chafee's WASP family has weathered the transformation of Rhode Island into the most Catholic and Democratic state in the country, and the conversion of his party from Rockefeller Republicanism to Reaganism.
Kermit Lynch, for example, a minor legend in the international wine trade from Berkeley, Calif., who says he has never heard of Rimmerman, has been importing French wines of this stripe since the 1970s.
The inverse profile of M along this stripe is visualized in Fig. 3.
This stripe is schematically indicated in Fig. 7 (a) by the gray area.
This stripe is imaged on the image plane of the camera and the imaged stripe is also discontinuous. Figure 3 gives the acquired image of the stripe.
