| Immediately anterior to this buttress, a small, deep concavity is located along the anterodorsal margin of the acetabulum. |
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| In those cases, a shell opening is self-defined by the growing accretive margin of the shell. |
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| Again, this character is curiously labeled because veins cannot traverse across the posterior wing margin in insects. |
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| A plastic trash bag stored in your helmet or an emergency space blanket in your pack can provide an extra margin of safety in an emergency. |
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| On highly liquid assets, such as sovereign debt, prices are freely available and monitoring for margin calls is relatively straightforward. |
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| The margin for continuous variables is defined as a one standard deviation increase from the weighted mean. |
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| The lateral margins of palatal foramina are visible at the lateral edges of the anterior margin of the apparently single, large palatal vacuity. |
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| In Trevor's case, and he had the biggest margin to make up, it was a case of slow and steady, head down tail up and never say die. |
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| You're away from the stage by some margin and in this case the music seemed somewhat far off. |
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| Seas closed, uplands emerged, volcanic activity took place, and the entire continental margin grew by the addition of these new terrains. |
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| After that the dealer earns his profit by adding on a margin of up to a maximum of 3 per cent. |
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| Work will commence shortly and will include the removal of the unsightly narrow grass margin on the city side. |
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| He's leading in New Hampshire narrowly or within the margin of run of most polls. |
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| We must not allow the narrow margin of victory to become a source of greater conflict in society. |
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| Steve Waugh, the Australian captain, commented that the margin of victory did not bother him. |
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| Along the eastern margin of the nappe folds verge to the east and the cleavage fans until it dips westward. |
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| Single or multiple ulcers typically have a raised, indurated margin and a sloughy base. |
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| Fluctuance and local purulence at the nail margin may occur, and infection may extend beneath the nail margin to involve the nail bed. |
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| That's because falling unit costs increase the profit margin on each good or service sold. |
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| The gross profit margin slipped to 42.3 per cent from 43 per cent a year earlier. |
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| Now that mightn't be just be in number of cases, it might just be in slight increases in margin return over time. |
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| Cargoes were of unequal value, and the profit margin surely much higher for some than for others. |
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| I've always been a margin scribbler, but it was usually to point out spelling errors, errors in grammar, or style I found in the body text. |
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| It may be that such a company has underpriced its products, leaving it insufficient margin to cover its fixed costs. |
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| Several papillae are present along the posterior margin of the sheath, including a multifid papilla at the posterior apex. |
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| The useless surplus is the surplus of freedom itself, the margin of free production unconstrained by production for necessity. |
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| Below the umbones, the shell margin is folded inward forming a deep lunula and gaping between both valves. |
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| A consideration of Rheic margin tectonics reveals several possible source terranes for silicic explosive volcanism. |
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| There is no suggestion of a pronounced twist in the ventral margin of the jaw of Hynerpeton like that seen in Densignathus. |
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| Mixed patches of H. wrightii and T. testudinum were found along much of the margin between monospecific stands of these two species. |
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| A dense wood will have proportionally more elasticity and resistance, but also a greater margin of shrinkage and swelling. |
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| The remaining margin really seems razor-thin at this point, such that any missteps at her hearings seemingly could prove fatal. |
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| A newborn baby has a tiny heart and minute organs, and there is no margin for error or carelessness. |
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| It should at least be noted that Dylan, especially in the mid-60s, had a biblically large margin for error. |
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| Structured products such as trackers allow product providers to take out a margin they couldn't otherwise extract. |
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| Thickness was measured at small veins located midway between the midrib and the margin of the leaf blade. |
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| Since the poll's error margin is plus or minus 4 percentage points, the race is virtually tied. |
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| That slice of a reduced margin is only on Betfair profits, not a percentage of turnover as happens via racing with the totes and bookies here. |
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| The ferocious topspin he used achieved depth while keeping a much wider margin for error than a flat stroke. |
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| By this time she had been tipped to win, but no-one quite predicted how large the margin would be between the winner and the runner-up. |
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| A second cephalon shows the anterior margin complete medianly and crossed by the median suture. |
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| Adding these factors, you might expect us to show modest declines in our net interest margin of about a basis point a quarter this year. |
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| During this interval, the sea was restricted to a narrow passage of not more than 100 km wide adjacent to the eastern margin of the basin. |
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| Oceanic sediments on top of the basalts crop out on the northern margin of the ophiolite. |
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| Although this lowers you potential profit, it also reduces the risk of getting a margin call. |
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| If you're determined to invest on margin, set aside some money to cover a margin call, she says. |
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| On the margin of the channelled scour, the fill deposits pinch out leaving only a bioclastic lag of oysters and pectinids. |
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| That's two or three percentage point difference, which can be well within the margin of error. |
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| That, basically, is a statistical tie for first, because that's within the margin of error. |
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| Even if shareholders are prepared to give Holmes the benefit of another few quarters' grace, he has an extremely small margin of error. |
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| That's a large target area, and it allows for a margin of error when a shot must be taken from odd angles. |
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| So Bustamante has a three-point lead in a poll with a five-point margin of error. |
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| Let's say you have a margin account, and your position takes a dive before rebounding to all-time highs. |
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| Buying options outright typically does not require any deposit of margin because the maximum risk is what you pay for the option. |
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| He said price cuts of this magnitude have already wiped out any possibility of a margin on grazing cattle this summer. |
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| Desire and jealousy flourish at the margin of what is knowable, just beyond the limits of what Pandosto can see. |
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| Because oxygen increases the margin of safety, climbing without it might increase the death rate. |
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| Be sure your available runway length provides an adequate margin for safety. |
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| In fact, one of the roots of my concern is that nobody will know for sure when the safety margin has been eroded too far. |
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| The risk caused by speeding on one occasion may be small, but the margin of safety is being reduced. |
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| And when borrowing ensure that a hefty margin of safety is built in to the amount that you can repay. |
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| I've read them, I know what they say, I know how they derived the projections, and I know the margin for error. |
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| With the number of states within the margin for error, that three percent could matter. |
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| The trouble is, of course, this doesn't happen by accident at all, and the margin for error is huge. |
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| Now one thing that might work in his advantage in California is there's an even more lopsided margin on the Democratic side. |
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| It was a workmanlike second half from Carlow, but the margin reflected the gap between the divisions. |
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| Whether the Airforce are led by a large margin or not, he is there on the touch line offering them encouragement. |
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| The margin of error that must be accepted for these rough guesses is no doubt a substantial one. |
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| I think that a country that is that small does not have a big margin for error. |
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| A well-known older astrobleme situated in the margin of the Mesoprotozoic Superior craton provides a good example of meteorite fall. |
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| Bernadette shot a fine birdie at the 19th to get a hole back and the margin was down to one when Ann bogeyed the 3rd and 7th. |
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| That one point margin again separated the sides at the final whistle as two evenly matched teams shared 10 second-half points. |
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| The children began in earnest by first drawing a neat margin on the chart paper they were provided with. |
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| Students first draw a 2-inch margin around the edge of the paper, and then position the projected image on the paper. |
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| The children began in right earnest by first drawing a neat margin on the chart paper they were provided with. |
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| You might find quite a few prints with the left margin trimmed, thus making an identification by date impossible. |
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| A large space was left in the margin of the page for recording place of sleep, position of sleep and behaviour of the infant when awake. |
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| Some have holes punched in the margin so they can be kept in three-ring binders. |
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| Any reference to work in the body of the text is usefully indexed with a page number in the margin directing the reader to further pictures. |
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| The study area is near the southern margin of the coal field, a structural boundary, not an erosional edge of the palaeoswamp. |
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| It is not known at present how extensive this phenomenon is along the western margin of the North Sea, or the eastern margin of the Atlantic. |
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| As a people living at the margin of society, we were some of the first to be hit by globalisation. |
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| This volcanism seemingly developed in an extensional setting near a shelf margin located in the eastern Neptune Range. |
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| If the trailing edge of the pedal disk lags behind the leading edge, the trailing margin of the pedal disk will be stretched. |
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| The Andes form a barrier to the eastern margin of the South Pacific anticyclone. |
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| Sediment supply from the eastern margin and from intrabasinal highs was locally important. |
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| In plan-form the dune has an irregular outline but the eastern margin is more complex and irregular than the western edge. |
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| The convergence point marks a plume centre and possible breakup of a continental fragment from the eastern margin of the Superior Province. |
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| The meandering blue outlines of the river Yamuna, painted along the eastern margin of the map, makes the city picturesque. |
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| The Red Sea and Gulf of Aden are both parts of the active plate-boundary network, forming the eastern margin of the African plate. |
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| Representation is confined to a margin between two color fields, which reads as the boundary between earth and sky. |
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| Taconica, a tectonic highland, formed along the margin of eastern North America. |
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| Italics indicate lines scored in the left margin by Melville in his text of Paradise Lost. |
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| His margin of victory can be taken as evidence that the majority of Americans have confidence in him as the commander in chief. |
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| A plate of bone extending from the medial margin of the scapula to the vertebral column has been reported. |
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| It is generally agreed that the autochthonous sedimentary sequences were deposited in the northern margin of Gondwana. |
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| With their input, he created a plan to reduce the Maple City margin excesses and bring the account back into authorized limits. |
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| It sounds healthy, but that margin is still about half what it has been in the salad days of rocketing real estate values. |
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| The dorsal margin bends medially towards its articulation with the nasal and frontal. |
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| The dynamic and unstable nature of this regulatory loop best explains the lobate and asymmetric colony margin of the SA type. |
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| On Sunday, they were listless throughout and the two goal winning margin is a flattering one from their perspective. |
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| Again we appeal to volunteers to adopt a stretch of margin along our very long linear village. |
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| Instead, Australia lost by two runs, the narrowest margin of defeat in Ashes history. |
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| He takes the line on the graph in Mr Hocking's report as indicative of the margin of difference. |
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| Along the southern margin of the intrusion at Sogneskollen, granodiorite apophyses netvein the host rocks. |
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| Forex also allows highly leveraged trading with low margin requirements relative to its equity counterparts. |
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| It's a well-read book with plenty of margin annotations, underlines and cross-references. |
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| Up here in the still vastness there is no margin for error, no wiggle room, no leeway between getting it right and dying. |
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| The ventral margin of the zygomatic arch is only slightly arched and lies dorsal to the toothrow. |
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| Record lesson objectives in a margin of the board at the beginning of class. |
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| He was in the lead by a 1.5-point margin and nobody seemed capable of spoiling his dream. |
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| The rupture of the laticifers stops the flow of latex to the margin of the leaf that is subsequently consumed by these beetles. |
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| The margin of the aloe leaf is usually lifted with teeth having a sharp terminal spine on the end of each leaf. |
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| The margin was however reduced shortly afterwards when Wexford registered a score to even the points. |
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| Mortenson lost by a margin of four to one to Roscoe Sopiwnik '06, a write-in candidate who decided to run on the Friday before the election. |
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| A very narrow margin might in the future give rise to tension, bitterness, or worse. |
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| Changes in margin orientation at the current location of the southern Antarctic Peninsula form an embayment or re-entrant. |
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| Competition in the mainland's dairy industry, with more than 1,500 players, may also lead to price and margin reductions, it warned. |
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| Risk assets are being grown at a cracking pace, while the profit margin earned on them is shrinking. |
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| Last November, the discrepancy between the presidential exit polls and the tallied count was far beyond the margin for error. |
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| Upgrading of PCs should theoretically provide a kick-start for the PC producers, good solid but low margin business. |
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| Most of the ties were sadly one-sided, England winning four matches by an average margin of 34 points. |
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| The developer would pay for the site that amount that he could realise on a gross sale less a margin for profit and risk of realisation. |
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| The ban on what opponents call partial birth abortion is likely to pass by a wide margin when it comes up for a vote scheduled in the Senate. |
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| That proposition won by a wide margin overall and garnered more than half the female vote. |
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| Despite the wide margin separating the teams at the finish, this was a well-contested game for a period. |
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| But this is to miss the point by such a wide margin that it amounts to yet another deliberate deceit. |
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| The bulk of the sediments on the outer margin are of Eocene to Oligocene age with thin units of younger sediments on top. |
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| That margin affects both system reliability and wholesale, and thus long-term retail, electricity rates. |
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| Only 32 percent of the electorate turned up at the polls, voting by a razor-thin margin to retain the existing law. |
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| The judoist has no time to allow himself a margin for error, especially in a situation upon which his or another person's very life depends. |
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| The results may be within the margin of error, but the outcome could well be determined by the margin of litigation. |
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| It has a large posterior auricle that has a concave posterior margin meeting the hinge at an acute angle. |
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| Porphyritic acidic volcanic rocks are widespread and referred to a calc-alkaline suite from an active margin setting. |
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| The score was, admittedly, 1-0 to Argentina, the narrowest possible margin of victory in football. |
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| At the top end of the Premier Division, the margin for error is tiny. |
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| Artemis Stefanoudaki, a 38-year-old photographer, lives on the razor-thin margin between poverty and destitution. |
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| With other emerging allies the calculus is trickier and leaves less margin for error. |
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| Earlier in the week, 50,000 clerks and baggers who belong to seven UFCW locals voted by a 98 percent margin to reject the employers' concessions demands. |
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| In contrast, he noted that the current margin between Cochran and McDaniel was almost 8,000 votes. |
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| Because of the thinness of the air, there is a very tight margin between the correct and incorrect airspeeds, as little as 50 mph. |
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| Another worry is that while retail investors often lack ready cash of their own, many lenders seem all too willing to bankroll them through both personal and margin loans. |
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| But the hourly fee fails by a wide margin to cover attorney's office fees. |
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| But not by the wide margin that many pundits were predicting. |
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| So if you reduce the profit margin by restricting advertising or imposing cost control, you will simply force companies to reallocate their resources. |
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| Not surprisingly, they went on to beat Notts by the massive margin of 179 runs in a game which will long be remembered for Lehmann's wizardry with the bat. |
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| These effects were probably caused by fluids attacking the crystal, but possibly also by recrystallization or new growth of the margin of the crystal. |
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| This should come as no surprise, given market concerns over consumer and corporate spending and confidence, price reductions, margin erosion and intense competition. |
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| The truth is this is a labor intensive business and actually needs a good margin between the cost and the sale of the fabric in order to pay the overhead of being in business. |
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| Increasing returns from the Australian market will reduce the margin between this and higher-value Asian markets, thereby reducing the incentive for re-export. |
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| By a margin of 50-45 percent, voters said they were displeased with the decision. |
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| Johnny will interpret his increased margin and perceived further conservative shift as justification to anoint Tony Abbott as his chosen successor. |
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| For stars, though, the fall of the comedy auteur means that the margin of error between a hit and a farrago is razor thin. |
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| Jean-Marie Le Pen was crushed in the 2002 finals by a margin of more than five to one. |
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| The margin for failure is high and the whole scheme is very risky. |
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| The cuticle of the anterior margin of each segment is thickened towards the interior of the animal in order to form a pachycyclus for the attachment of longitudinal muscles. |
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| The laminate should be cut with a sabre saw fitted with a fine-toothed blade, and cuts should be made leaving a half-inch margin on all sides but the factory edge. |
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| The posterior margin of the carapace is ornamented with a distinct single line of rounded tubercles that are broadly symmetrical about the midline axis of the carapace. |
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| The margin was slimmer than expected, but the Republican still lost in Virginia. |
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| Okay, but this poll has a margin of error of plus or minus three points. |
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| What is the margin of error around those city-level survey estimates? |
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| At one point on Wednesday, my margin of safety was down to four miles and I was forced to spend the whole day at the oars to avoid making an impromptu landfall. |
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| The problem is that the amount of handholding an average end-user needs in buying a computer exceeds the margin you could possibly make on selling it. |
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| It can fairly be said that those calls reveal that before the first margin call was made the plaintiff did not understand the risks of a margin account. |
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| In a truly scientific survey, the margin of error will be very low. |
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| The Englishmen struggled to scrape a 1-0 win in Sarajevo, and managed to extend the margin back home only because of an exceptional performance by Kieron Dyer. |
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| But with so little time before actual voting begins, the margin for error is infinitesimal. |
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| Framers must do the math to decide upon incentives that strike a good balance between being meaningful to customers and keeping the shop's profit margin intact. |
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| Scyphozoan polyps and medusae exhibit no cephalization and contain no brain, but in some species, light-sensitive eyespots are located along the bell margin of the medusa. |
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| Large sectors or patches which extend from the midrib to the leaf margin are much less frequent, with approximately only one in 100 shoots having such leaves. |
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| Braley is trailing Republican Joni Ernst by a slight margin heading into Election Day. |
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| Sixty-seven Republicans voted against it, a margin in line with estimates of many conservatives from earlier in the day. |
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| In the end, Shumlin led by a puny 2,434 votes, less than the 50 percent margin needed for victory under Vermont law. |
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| That sounds pretty impressive, until you consider that, just two years earlier, in 2012, the margin was 44 percent. |
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| Burns was forced to sell more than 650,000 shares in 2008 to meet a margin call because Lionsgate stock had dipped too low. |
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| McCormack also advertised heavily on Facebook, a move her campaign manager credited with delivering her the margin of victory. |
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| Over industry opposition, Congress passed it anyway, by a margin of 374-1 in the House, and unanimously in the Senate. |
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| Speaking during his visit, Mr Noonan said that they were not too concerned about recent poll showings, given that they were within the margin of error allowed. |
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| George W. Bush won reelection by the narrowest margin of any presidential incumbent in American history. |
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| There were also other areas to the right of the umbilicals, on the right costal margin and the waistline, on both thighs, both knees, both ankles and both hands. |
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| Let's imagine that we would like a top and bottom margin of one inch for our main body text and a centered page number one-half inch from the bottom of every page. |
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| He also collected a silver medal in the 50m freestyle in which he was pipped at the post for the gold by a very slim 0.04 of a second margin in another PB swim. |
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| Their ability to outrun and outjump gives them a consistently generous margin for error, which is a huge luxury. |
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| The margin of Walker's win is a little surprising, but then, he outspent the other side six or seven to one. |
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| The margin of victory was surprisingly narrow, at just over 5 per cent. |
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| The two shell valves would have been rigidly fixed in place, and the dorsal margin could not have been more than a poorly elastic structure, if that. |
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| Obama's margin came from south and central Eugene, where the president outpolled Romney by ratios of 10 to 1 in many precincts. |
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| A passive margin forms by sedimentation above an ancient rift, now marked by transitional lithosphere. |
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| A passive margin is the transition between oceanic and continental lithosphere that is not an active plate margin. |
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| Consequently, this area is a rare case of a passive margin slowly being transformed into an active margin. |
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| The accumulation of water along the western margin coupled with the Coriolis effect would have created a Panthalassa Equatorial Counter Current. |
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| Then statistics Global and China key manufacturers PBS capacity production cost price profit production value gross margin etc. |
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| Subduction ceased along this margin in the Late Carboniferous and jumped eastward. |
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| In crustose lichens, the area along the margin is where the most active growth is taking place. |
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| Pectoral fins hyaline, with narrow black ventral margin extending from the fin base to the tip of the sixth or seventh ven-tralmost rays. |
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| The nest is usually in the margin of a cereal field, most commonly winter wheat. |
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| The water body needs to be either shallow enough, or have a shelving margin in which it can wade. |
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| Beyond this was a margin which included not only temperate areas such as Europe, but the dry steppe corridor of central Asia. |
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| Outside the Baltic Shield, and in Russia in particular, the LGM ice margin of the Fennoscandian Ice Sheet was highly lobate. |
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| Leaves lobeless, main leaf veins pinnate Cornus and curving away from margin toward leaf tip. |
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| Generally, the coast comprises the interface between land and sea, and the shoreline is represented by the margin between the two. |
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| Seven distinct ridges rise from the carapace, crossing from the cranial to caudal margin of the turtle's back. |
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| It is joined to the radial canals which extend to the margin of the bell, where tentacles are attached. |
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| He beat Ismail Saffian from the United Malays National Organization with an even bigger margin of 2,789 votes. |
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| Another unusual clade of trilobites known as the trinucleids developed a broad pitted margin around their head shields. |
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| While Donnelly's untimely gopher ball necessitated Erstad's last-minute Houdini act, the Angels' lineup provided no margin for error. |
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| The teleost embryo first appears as a clump of cells along the thickened margin of the blastodisc. |
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| Pectoral fins elliptical, posterior margin reaching urogenital papilla in males, reaching pelvic fin base in females. |
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| Earthquakes triggered near the ice margin may in turn accelerate ice calving and may account for the Heinrich events. |
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| Their vote against measures to help refugees has been perceived by the socially conscious margin of society as a typically nimby attitude. |
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| Actually there were two races to Gravesend, both of which were won by the Boulton and Watt vessel, by a greater margin on the second attempt. |
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| This upcharge is normally applied to customer accounts when they are receiving a margin call. |
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| In recent days, there have been a number of large margin call related stock sales by insiders. |
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| This volatility affects the Company's cash flow position when margin calls are required. |
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| If the payoff in reducing our overall margin of error isn't large, why do this? |
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| The new Ibope poll surveyed 3,010 people on Friday and Saturday and had a 2-point margin of error. |
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| When comparing across samples, the margin of error for the difference is plus or minus 4 percentage points. |
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| Managers and executives in the basic materials segments may afford some margin of error when markets are this good, but the margin is still slim. |
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| Ellis, however, considers that the odds always favored the Americans, and questions whether a British victory by any margin was realistic. |
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| Awake brain surgery reduces the margin of error to less than 2 per cent compared with 13-27 per cent in the conventional surgery. |
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| Smaller type of sensillum present on anterior margin of cephalic region, abundant in interspaces between larger sensilla. |
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| He swept through in the final few yards to win by an ever-widening margin from the brave American challenger Brass Hat. |
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| This shows the danger of planning with no margin for unexpected extra demand. |
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| A handful of nations have not conducted a census in over 30 years, providing high error margin estimates only. |
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| Calypter yellowish with dense brownish microtrichae, margin with thin, sparse long setulae. |
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| Geochemical characteristics and genesis of Neoproterozoic granitoids in the northwestern margin of the Yangtze Block. |
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| It has effectiveness similar to theophylline in controlling asthma with a better therapeutic margin than theophylline. |
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| This was Team USA's largest margin of victory since 1981, and the first time since 1979 the Americans had the lead after every session of play. |
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| Australia won the championship by defeating England by 7 runs in the final, the closest margin in World Cup final history. |
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| Finally, England won the Fifth Test at The Oval by a margin of 197 runs to regain the Ashes. |
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| The bullet had missed his main artery by the barest margin and his voice was barely audible. |
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| Fisher's copy of this still exists, with his manuscript annotations in the margin which show how little he feared Henry's anger. |
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| Steel production remained at the core of the company, but under increasing profit margin pressure. |
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| The margin requirement establishes a minimum ratio of the value of the securities to the amount borrowed. |
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| For example, a central bank may regulate margin lending, whereby individuals or companies may borrow against pledged securities. |
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| Glacial meltwaters eroded a complex of sinuous channels along this margin of the Peak District during this period. |
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| By a margin of approximately 55 percent to 45 percent, people living in Scotland rejected the proposal. |
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| Choroidal thickness was defined as the distance between the retinal pigment epithelium to the inner margin of the sclera. |
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| This would mean that Tartessian is the earliest attested trace of Celtic by a margin of more than a century. |
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| In August 2012, McIlroy won his 2nd major championship by winning the USPGA Championship by a record margin of 8 shots. |
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| An embryonic subduction margin is potentially developing west of Gibraltar. |
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| The posterior margin of TMP 2011.051.0001 has four episquamosal loci, all of which are occupied by well-fused episquamosals. |
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| As along the eastern United States, continental shelves commonly acquire a prism of sediments as the continental margin downflexes. |
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| Common idiosyncrasies that appear in web pages that don't have doctypes include varying text sizes and varying margin space between elements. |
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| One can reduce the disconfirmations of economic generalizations by specifying a margin of error. |
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| Note that the cilioretinal vessels at the disc margin move into the PPA region as the disc tilt progresses. |
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| Are we able to determine the gross margin for the different type of service offering by line of business, customers and region in real time? |
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| If swimmers surpass these by a set margin they cannot win the race and instead earn a speeding ticket. |
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| A gold-bearing, siliceous, chloritic breccia zone is exposed in the margin and footwall of the intrusion in surface outcrops. |
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| Some thalli produce squamules and freely proliferate from the margin of the cup. |
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| Even film star Roja of YSRCP won Nagari seat by a margin of 858 seats and in Kadiri it was 968 votes margin for Chand Basha of the same party. |
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| The gross profit margin variable was not transformed into natural logarithm as some observations were negative. |
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| With competition for deposits in Puerto Rico continuing to be intense, margin relief over the near term is not likely. |
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| The Tribeswomen have come out on top in both encounters to date but the aggregate margin is just five points. |
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| Clypeus almost entirely densely and evenly punctate with only extreme lower margin impunctate. |
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| Autografts are harvested from a non-weightbearing portion of the patient's ipsilateral knee, usually the lateral margin of the trochlea. |
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| Subcaudal length is the combined measurement of the upper postventral caudal-fin margin and terminal caudal-fin margin. |
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| Notaulus substituted by a short tubercle or wrinkle somewhat distad of anterolateral margin of mesoscutum. |
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| They are also pinnately veined with entire margin and an acuminate or acute apex. |
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| First pleopods uniramous, barely reaching caudal margin of annulus when abdomen flexed. |
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| Low margin It's worth asking whether the costs of having such systemically risky firms in the US outweigh the benefits. |
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| Second dorsal-fin translucent to faintly brownish, fin margin narrowly unpigmented. |
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| These sutures were then placed through the capsule and omental fat about 1 cm away from the cut margin at intervals of 1 cm. |
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| Raised 8lb for last week's defeat of Optime in Thurles, he travels well and probably had more in hand than the official winning margin suggests. |
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| Pre-Carboniferous episodic accretion-related orogenesis along the Laurentian margin of the northern Appalachians. |
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| Most of the eastern Indian Ocean and nearly all of the Pacific Ocean margin are examples of active margins. |
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| Posterior margin more or less trilobed, and the ventral lobe more prominent than the others, bending ventrolaterally. |
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| There are many structures at the margin of land and water that provide evidence of the human societies of the past. |
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| Telson bilobulated, distal margin with 7 plumodenticulate setae in each lobe. |
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| The point was made by Mueller that the profit margin on adulterated olive oil was three times that on the illegal narcotic drug cocaine. |
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| To the north lies the Cascadia subduction zone, where the Gorda Plate is being subducted under the margin of the North American plate. |
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| His Democratic challenger, Jeff Merkley, won Multnomah County by 142,000 votes, more than double the overall margin of victory. |
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| These commodities provided a lower profit margin and therefore required a larger sales volume to generate the same amount of revenue. |
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| This book contains notes written in the margin that are in Bracton's handwriting. |
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| Though this is well within the margin of error, List of United States cities by population uses the 2008 estimates for purposes of ranking. |
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| The SEC modified the margin requirements in an attempt to lower the volatility of common stocks, stock options and the futures market. |
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| A margin call is made if the total value of the investor's account cannot support the loss of the trade. |
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| It then runs near the southern margin of the national park via Trefil and the Llangattock escarpment to Blorenge where it turns southwards. |
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| The rib is separated from the anterior margin of the sacricostal yoke by a slit-like fenestra. |
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| In income statements prepared under absorption costing and variable costing, where would you find the terms contribution margin and gross profit? |
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| Sulcus results in stiffness of the vibratory margin of the vocal folds, and often in adynamic segments. |
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| A high SNR margin will mean a reduced maximum throughput, but greater reliability and stability of the connection. |
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| Once again, one of the most compelling indicators of this fundamental strength is the consistent deliverly of our EBITDA margin targets. |
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| This is followed by passive margin environments, while seafloor spreading continues and the oceans grow. |
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| Due to its increased density, it flows down the Antarctic continental margin and continues north along the bottom. |
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| Lee, a former Supreme Court justice, lost to President Kim Dae Jung by a razor-thin margin in the 1997 presidential election. |
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| Abbas Ibrahim warned that Lebanon as a state is in danger and there is no margin for demagogy and mudslinging in a bid for popularity. |
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| The Hellenic Trench of the Hellenic arc system is unusual because this convergent margin subducts evaporites. |
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| The Lesser Antilles convergent margin demonstrates the importance of proximity to sediment sources for trench morphology. |
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| The Cascadia margin of the northwest USA is a filled trench, the result of sedimentation by the rivers of the western United States and Canada. |
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| This type of passive margin develops where rifting is oblique to the coastline, as is now occurring in the Gulf of California. |
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| Further, while some physicians point out that an ill-defined margin may increase leiomyosarcoma risk, this finding is certainly noted as well with benign adenomyomas. |
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| To introduce the new enhancements, BNY Mellon has partnered with AcadiaSoft to connect with its electronic margin call system called MarginSphere. |
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| These ropes offer a greater margin or security against cutting, since it is unlikely that both ropes will be cut, but they complicate belaying and leading. |
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| However, the Labour party agreed to the plan by a wide margin on 6 July. |
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| The intensity of welding may decrease towards the upper margin of a deposit, towards areas in which the deposit is thinner, and with distance from source. |
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| Its removal does not, however, leave the mouth of the capsule wide open, for around the margin are two circles of pointed teeth forming the peristome. |
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| The brachiophore or brachial process is a simple, somewhat flat blade located at the notothyrial margin and underlying the notothyrial edge of the interarea. |
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| Subduction of the Philippine Sea Plate occurs at the eastern margin of the archipelago along the Philippine Trench and its northern extension, the East Luzon Trough. |
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| Pufahl discusses the manner in which phosphorus is concentrated in insular, seamount, and continental margin phosphorites, and compares phosphorites in upwelling vs. |
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