Covering much of the foot modestly, it succeeds at being sexy too, by suggesting something fiercer via the pointy platform under the toe.
Instead of affixing the binding with top-mounted screws, there are axles under the toe and heel placed entirely through the ski's sidewalls.
The computed maximum bending moment in the column under the toe of the embankment was located at the interlayer between the fill material and soft clay due to the existence of thick fill material layer.
She wore white fish-net stockings and a pair of custom-made sparkly silver Mary Janes, with a three-inch platform under the toe and a gaping space where a perilously high heel should have been, so that she stalked the galleries on demi-pointe.
You can file that one under 'soft.' Toe on the ball?
These results reduce the amount of sediment available for subduction under the toe of the frontal prism.
Bravo has a rush of blood next ball though, driving loosely, and he's fortunate to see the ball just dip under the toe of the bat.
This compares to the OECD group which per capita energy consumption in the non-energy use sector is stable and declining and is almost all under 0.5 toe per person, except for Canada.
As always, conversion to slip in regions that may have substantially different shear modulus, as may exist at depth or under the toe of the wedge is problematic, as the estimated seismic moment distribution can itself be affected by changing the source rigidity structure (see Lay et al. (2011a) for a discussion of these issues).
The bag has essentials though, essentials like a mini first aid kit -- because you never know when a shoelace will touch a public bathroom floor, and you have the rest of the day to think about what disease is slithering its way into the shoe and then under your toe nail, and finally, into your brain stem.
