Worlds Apart

The helium atoms had to be very far apart.

It consists of a red field with a yellow sun in the center having 40 uniformly spaced rays.

The people of West Asia and North Africa are talking among themselves, even if their governments remain remote.

(ii) The leave may be taken either continuously or in separate periods during the year following the birth of the child, provided it is completed during that year

(ii) The leave may be taken either continuously or in separate periods during the year following the birth of the child, provided it is completed during that year

Yet, in international climate negotiations, their views of what each should do seem to be far apart.

Petersen inspected the place in 1991, and found that the remains of the village consisted of several widely spaced rectangular houses, one storey high.

Indoor residual spraying of insecticides has been found to be most effective in areas of relatively low or very seasonal malaria transmission (unstable malaria).

Although the two sides negotiating positions throughout the current series of talks have not been as far apart as in the past, their core demands have so far proved irreconcilable.

If I throw a very concentric circle, or concentric ellipse, it just dutifully makes these evenly spaced lines, which get closer and closer together, which describes how gravity works.

And although the circumstances of our lives may seem very distant, with me standing here as the First Lady of the United States of America, and you, just getting through school, I want you to know that we have very much in common.

As they pass by, all spread out, one sees that some runners seem to be gaining rapidly. And yet they do not often overtake one another, because the distances between them are so large.

The gills are spaced close together, with between 16 and 26 gills reaching the stipe, and there are up to three tiers of interspersed lamellulae (short gills that do not extend fully from the cap edge to the stipe).

It was further indicated that these jurisdictions could be geographically very dispersed due to the interplay of the door to door regime of the draft instrument and the connecting factors to establish jurisdiction enumerated in draft article 72.

Second, when births are more widely spaced, children do better, both physically and in terms of educational attainment. We should all agree that it is desirable for aid organizations to promote the health and education of children in developing countries.

12. Welcomes the reopening of most university courses, but remains concerned that enjoyment of the right to education continues to be limited, often for political reasons, by the reduction in the length of the academic year, the division of the student population and its dispersal to distant campuses and the inadequate allocation of resources

The APG 63(V)2 is compatible with current F 15C weapon loads and enables pilots to take full advantage of the AIM 120 AMRAAM's capabilities, simultaneously initiating guidance for multiple missiles to several targets widely spaced in azimuth, elevation, or range.

PARIS Like brothers in arms united in combat but divided in peace, Europe and the United States, which had fought depression jointly in 2009, started voicing disagreements in 2010 and begin 2011 with divergent positions on macroeconomic policy.

While this tendency was certainly understandable, given how infrequently members get to serve in this capacity, several discussants emphasized that the success of a given Presidency should not, and would not, be judged by whether it held a highly visible open debate on a topical theme.