This entailed the platforms being moved back to accommodate the widened lines.
So chocolate may be due some credit for widening blood vessels, keeping their lining smooth and increasing blood flow.
The hole is initially widened to line it up and finally drilled off to the finished size.
In 1890 the L&YR widened the line through Salford.
The Z-lines in Lmod3 PB/+ sarcomeres were thin and well-organized (Fig. 4C and supplementary material Fig. S6A), whereas, in Lmod3 PB/PB myofibrils, we found many widened Z-lines with local Z-line streaming (Fig. 4D and supplementary material Fig. S6B).
Lighting was added to the widened tree-lined paths, the layout of trees slightly altered, a bust of Roosevelt by Jo Davidson inserted in a free-standing wall where Kahn had squiggled only some indefinite shape in his drawings.
At first, Scipio's outflanking tactics failed against the master from whom he had learned them, because Hannibal widened his lines and did not allow his first two ranks of soldiers to back up, instead pushing them forward and out to the sides, with his veterans at the rear.
Because Mark MacPhail, the Savannah, Ga., police officer he was convicted of killing in 1989, was white and Mr. Davis was black, the progress of Mr. Davis's case over two decades widened fault lines on the death penalty and, in particular, over the question of whether a black person in the South could be guaranteed the same justice as a white one.
Rights-of-way could be returned or resold to businesses that face the roadways; promenades for pedestrians could be widened and lined with trees; housing could be added to the right real estate market of major cities.
Cytyc of Boxborough, Mass., agreed to acquire Digene in February to widen its line of cancer screening tests.
The Mail weaves in the fast-developing crisis over petrol supplies to widen the line of attack.
