If invoked in a time of crisis, the likelihood is that tiny Qatar's alignment with the second largest standing army in NATO would mean that Turkish forces would be sent to aid the Gulf state and recognizes that Qatar's 12,000-man military will never be capable of defending the emirate.
There were 575 genes that had tiny exons or alignments against fewer than three species, so had no MI score.
In the golf swing, with its myriad of tiny details and obsessive alignments of angles and planes the lines of the shoulders, arms, feet Fletcher found an action which appealed to his design aesthetic and his interest, a la Michelle Grabner, in exploring the effects of repetition in this case, muscle memory—on art.
You experience a fantastic rush of pleasure that feels like a million tiny magnets suddenly clicking into alignment.
This is a fractious, finicky process and tiny defects in the materials, or failures in the alignment of the different layers, can result in 20% or more of a batch being scrapped.
The keys to Kevlar's strength are the unusual tenacity of the bonds within and between its molecules, and the regimented alignment of the molecular chains, like bundles of tiny rebar.
The low alignment rates of Bowtie1 means that methods have available only a tiny fraction of the useful data, leading to less accurate results.
He conjectured that all molecules are like tiny magnets and explained hysteresis as a resistance of the molecules to rearranging themselves in alignment with the new direction of magnetic force.
Phyllite has a marked fissility (a tendency to split into sheets or slabs) due to the parallel alignment of platy minerals; it may have a sheen on its surfaces due to tiny plates of micas.
About 1952 the first relatively cheap RAM was developed: magnetic core memory, an arrangement of tiny ferrite cores on a wire grid through which current could be directed to change individual core alignments.
