The procedure was done with a laparoscope, which shortens recovery time considerably.
Income inequality is better viewed as economic genocide, which shortens the lives of the poor.
"We revamped our bullpen; we've got guys with lots of experience and really good stuff, which shortens the game.
The secret is to use low-calcium water, which shortens the cooking time, with, according to McGee, "the help of salt and a discrete dose of baking powder".
Rhode Island, where he was convicted and sentenced, has an "earned time" law, which shortens prison sentences for criminals like Mr. Woodmansee who work prison jobs while incarcerated.
The thin actin filaments and the thick myosin filaments are organized in a structure called the sarcomere, which shortens as the filaments slide over one another.
Along with tourism potential, the area offers economic opportunities through the port of Constanta and the free trade zone along the Danube-Black Sea Channel, which shortens the way to the Bosporus and the Middle East.
For the second consecutive year, Connecticut will produce about half its usual amount of maple syrup because of the cold winter and the warm spring, which shortens the sugaring season, a Department of Agriculture official said.
Diving ducks, on the other hand, compensate for the loss of optical power in water by squeezing the lens into the bony ring around the iris, forming a high curvature blip on the lens surface, which shortens its focal length (the distance from the retina to the centre of the lens).
That was one of several songs, dating back to "Stay Schemin," in which Drake put up his dukes and prepared for a fight: the baleful "5AM in Toronto," or his verse on the remix to "Versace" by Migos ("This year I'm eating your food and my table got so many plates on it"), or the joyful flexing on ASAP Rocky's single, the unprintable title of which shortens to "Problems".
The dispersion method does not require sonication, which shortens the SWCNTs and can generate surface defects.
