Sentences with phrase «e.g. see road»

Not exact matches

If you are preparing for potential chronic issues down the road but don't see any immediate reasons to be concerned about high vet bills, then you will save money at the vet's office on exam fees, especially for low - cost chronic conditions that involve regular vet visits (e.g. ear infections).

Take any exit off northern freeway towards the coast, e.g. cedric st. Drive up Scarb Beach road and you will see all the apartment buildings and the sun dial etc..

Throughout the game, fans will pass — and potentially purchase — iconic Mario Kart - themed properties such as Rainbow Road and Bower's Castle while facing familiar challenges like dodging banana peels, tossing shells, etc. along the way Fans can choose from Mario, Princess Peach, Luigi, or Toad Mario Kart character tokens To introduce a Mario Kart themed layer of competition, landing on or passing «Go» triggers a race where players compete for the coveted «Grand Prix» card As seen in the Monopoly Gamer Edition game, each Mario Kart game token has special powers and abilities to use during the gameplay (e.g. when the player with the Toad token rolls a «Power - Up Boost,» all players must pay him or her 1 coin) and Players can purchase additional «Power Pack» tokens later this fall to take their game play to the next level and collect additional characters, including Bowser, Rosalina, Shy Guy, Metal Mario, Donkey Kong, and Yoshi.

I see you making operational assumptions about your interlocutors (e.g., that which goes along with the identification of being an «outsider» as a description of your relationship to them), and acknowledging the ubiquity (in the abstract) of biases and delusions as an indirect way of not avoiding your own influences — but the rubber meets the road when you dig into the nitty gritty.

- phase change (e.g., «freezing» liquid to solid)- bifurcation (e.g., fork in the road)- self organized criticality (e.g., see Per Bak, avalanches, sand pile experiments, ecocatastrophes...)- cusp (e.g., «cusp catastrophe», like in ecological situations like the spruce budworm outbreaks as described by Ludwig, et al)- horizon!

60 See, e.g., Thomas Y. Allman, Local Rules, Standing Orders, and Model Protocols: Where the Rubber Meets the (E-Discovery) Road, 19 Rich.