Not laughing, approaching a painful subject, and putting on wise airs.
An Activity-Structure-Emission Factor (ASF) framework was adapted for emission modeling, followed by a grid-wise air quality assessment using AERMOD and a health impact assessment using an epidemiological approach.
If you're suffering from heat rash, it's wise to wear clothes that exposes your skin to fresh air.
His mother, the former Ellis Abbott, "wise and charming as well as strikingly attractive," raised her boys on a diet of Jane Austen, tennis and plenty of fresh air.
We've all got them, but it's not wise to air them in public".
On a Wolves own goal, 2009 * "Opinions are like backsides, we've all got them but it's not wise to air them in public".
In addition to sending food and medical supplies to Afghanistan, the United States would be wise to air-drop mechanically powered shortwave radios into the refugee camps and elsewhere in the information-starved region.
Dr. Polin is a thin, slightly stooped man in his late 50's with a wise, almost rabbinical air of patience, and we had come to rely on him for the straightforward, uncondescending way he spoke to us.
As a consequence of a row-wise homogenization, the air flow (2) can be treated as stationary not only in the rotating outer basis { a 1 ( t ), a 2 ( t ), a 3 ( t ) }, but also in a fixed outer one.
To watch a Miyazaki film is to be completely immersed in the world he puts in front of you; a world that usually involves most of the following: strong female protagonists, psychedelic colours, forests, magical creatures, flying scenes (whether in a Miyazaki-designed aircraft or just flying through the air, a wise but trenchant old woman.
Wrap Teflon tape around the threads counter-clock wise to improve the air seal.
