Specifically, our data suggest both continuous occupation of the region and use of the plains throughout the Holocene.
A number of hardwoods were used for the plain furniture: purple sandalwood (the most distinguished); rosewood of many varieties, mostly imported from Indochina and called "old," "new," and "yellow"; redwood; burl (especially for inlay); and so-called chicken-wing wood.
The use of the word "burp"—"plain little Mack did a plain little thing.
The energy benefit of using network coding in d-dimensional networks, the paper indicates, is at least -fold, compared to the case of using the plain routing solution.
In the master voting list for San Francisco, for example, at least 140 people registered using the address of the plain, blocky building that houses the public defenders office and Prisoner Legal Services, among other government entities.
However, in practice the flag with the coat of arms is often used in place of the plain flag, especially when it is important to distinguish the latter from the flag of Colombia.
In particular, he created an uproar with his campaign for the use of a plain table for communion instead of the altar.
Poorer water quality was associated with higher patch densities of cropland, orchards and grassland in the mountain catchments, whereas it was associated with a higher value for the largest patch index of urban land use in the plain catchments.
The approach described here, including the use of plain English in the production of readable and understandable information, and taking into account the views of patients, carers and healthcare professionals, reflects authoritative guidelines [ 7, 8].
