Staten Island Few buyers would ride the ferry to this island seeking co-ops and condos, though a scattering exists.
11 33 35 36 Though a scatter plot suggested a trend towards increased prevalence of hypertension with increasing altitude in these studies, the relationship did not achieve statistical significance (r=0.65, p=0.17).
Mostly, though, he scatters their petals on a seamless backdrop, and accents one especially melancholy still-life with a dead but jewel-like mosquito.
Reid denies, though, that writing A Scattering was therapeutic.
I see people as though they were scattered in a vast sea, after a ship, an ocean liner or something, has sunk.
Ito had said that he wanted to build "a box that is not a box," and he proposed a rectangular building that would have an orderly colonnade around the perimeter but roof beams positioned randomly, as though scattered from above.
The Western world continues to hold the Balkans at arm's length, as though its scattered nations were a clutch of badly behaved children that won't be allowed back to the grown-ups' table until they have served an adequate timeout.
With the use of three experimental cross-links involving PP2Ac Lys40 (Lys40-Lys158, Lys40-Lys163, and Lys40-Lys166), the resulting structures took up similar positions (Fig. S1A) as the structures calculated using the full set of CXMS restraints, though a bit more scattered.
Most of the protesters get bored too, though a few remain scattered among the "Make America Great Again" hats and homemade campaign swag.
Looking at the living room floor scattered with Tinkertoys, though, a visitor was unconvinced.
