Pyramid

It has cartilage around it and it makes sense that it has cartilage.

Pyramidal Sharpening Filter

So what we're going to do is take an articular cartilage from a young, healthy pig, strip it of its antigens,

There is no hierarchy amongst constitutional provisions.

Create flat newsgroup hierarchy by default

Create newsgroups in a flat hierarchy by default

Phipps, the Unitarian, had a front tooth broken, and Henfrey was injured in the cartilage of his ear.

So I tore my knee joint meniscus cartilage playing soccer in college.

like that and at some point, they stop having cartilage.

As a result, our financial markets became a pyramid scheme.

And they also have cartilage, so they're fairly rigid, but the bronchi keep splitting.

This link references a home page or the top of some hierarchy.

It's a top down hierarchical structure where people wait for government agents to come and this is not effective.

And so for her, I put in a human meniscus allograft donor right into that knee joint space.

I can't grind it up in a blender.

The package overview contains a UML diagram of the component hierarchy.

The Brotherhood is a movement run by a hierarchy that is more akin to the Bolsheviks.

It was generally understood that there was no general hierarchy of sources in international law.

The qualification of norms as erga omnes did not imply any hierarchy.

Answer Since this information is not available, we suggest as a reasonable measure of opportunity cost for this reporting year, the average civilian wage rate of 2,500 Karbovanets a month.

And so even within the register, you have a hierarchy that shows the relative importance of three levels of society.

Each of us, no matter what our role is in business, has some hierarchy of needs in the workplace.

According to the study, jus cogens was the only instance of a real hierarchy in international law, because the relationship between the obligations of States Members of the United Nations under the Charter and their other obligations was described as a quasi hierarchy.

The Israeli legal system is multilayered and consists of several legislative instruments in hierarchal order.

(iii) Equal treatment of these phobias and avoidance of any prioritization of efforts to combat all forms of discrimination

Hiroshima and Nagasaki marked the initiation of an important hierarchy that must be used as a cornerstone for dealing with the issue of non proliferation.

b. Discuss the need, and if appropriate develop a proposal, for a hierarchy of labelling elements for chemicals presenting multiple hazards

This belief holds that the universe has a hierarchy resembling a chain, and that chain starts at the top with God, then travels down through the angels, planets, stars, and all lifeforms before ending with demons and devils.

In the space of about two seconds, Albert had the knife between the cartilage of the tail, right next to the butt of the lamb, and very quickly the tail was gone and in the bucket that I was holding.

It's a top down hierarchical structure where people wait for government agents to come and this is not effective. And the government doesn't have enough resources.

And I very quickly made a list of the things I was interested in, put them in a hierarchy, divided them into chunks of time and then made a plan, very much like in grade school.

We've now done that procedure, and it's been done worldwide in over 4,000 cases, so it's an FDA approved and worldwide accepted way to regrow the meniscus.

I'm talking about hierarchy, but a much more intelligent, dynamic, functional hierarchy, where people move up and down depending on the situation.

Process Decision Program Chart (PDPC) A useful way of planning is to break down tasks into a hierarchy, using a tree diagram.

The winner was a group out of MlT, where they created sort of a pyramid scheme, a network, where the first person to recommend the location of a balloon got 2,000, and anyone else to push that recommendation up also got a cut.

It tells you that, in fact, our governments, vertically constructed, constructed on the economic model of the Industrial Revolution vertical hierarchy, specialization of tasks, command structures have got the wrong structures completely.

It had the size and some elements of the design of the Greek temple, but was much more vertical, with a square base and a pyramidal roof.

EUPM continued assisting in developing a hierarchy of domestic decision making, from the political level down to the local police unit.

An insolvency law may take a hierarchical approach to the authorization required, depending upon the security or priority to be provided and the level of credit or finance to be obtained.

While there was no hierarchy as such between sources of international law, general international law recognized that certain norms have a peremptory character.

The money for recapitalizing distressed banks would now come primarily from creditors, not European taxpayers, with a pecking order to specify which lenders would be repaid first.

In addition the monitoring directorate has established an investigative unit able to institute prosecutions against suspected offenders in a special hierarchy of judicial tribunals established in order to deal with political breaches of the rules of play.

Decentralisation is usually referred to as the transfer of powers from central government to lower levels in a political administrative and territorial hierarchy (Crook and Manor 1998, Agrawal and Ribot 1999).

The practice architecture is horizontal (without hierarchies) and all staff can equally participate, contribute and benefit, thereby strengthening UNDP's capacity to support programme countries.