Sentences with phrase «narrow edge»

A5 size ereader that unfolds to A4 with narrow edges will be perfect.

Polls suggest little chance of an outright winner as Conservatives maintain narrow edge over Liberal Democrats, with Labour third.

In the other uncalled races, Democrats held narrow edges in Illinois, Minnesota and Vermont while Republicans led in Connecticut, Maine and Oregon.

For a deeper backbend, do the same exercise but turn the block on its long, narrow edge so that it's higher.

This could be a useful approach — if you fall into the very narrow edge case for which Butterick designed it.

It has an all - aluminum unibody that's curved on all four sides, with exceptionally narrow edges to the right and left of the screen.

Even so, Kilgore has narrow edges in recent polls, and Lt. Gov. Tim Kaine has not been able to energize rural voters in the same way Warner did in 2001.

Quickly take the tea towel off spread your frosting over the sponge, scatter with blueberries is using and at the narrow edge as gently as you can roll the sponge up leaving it seam side down.

It involved a 1 × 4 frame, routing a groove into the narrow edge of the 1x4s, and fitting the 1/4 ″ plywood as an inset.

As the election enters its final full week, the Conservatives maintain their narrow edge over the Liberal Democrats, with Labour third, explains Professor Leighton Vaughan Williams, of Nottingham Business School's Political Forecasting Unit.

Mr. de Blasio had a narrower edge over Scott M. Stringer, a Democrat who is the city comptroller.

The poll authors said Clinton is leading among women, African - Americans and younger voters, as well as holding a narrow edge among whites with a college degree.

«A new Zogby poll suggests that Libertarian Party Presidential nominee Gov. Gary Johnson could throw the presidential election to President Obama, with the anti-government candidate taking enough votes from Mitt Romney to give Obama a narrow edge,» writes veteran White House Reporter Keith Koffler.

About this Book: The Narrow Edge A Tiny Bird, an Ancient Crab, and an Epic Journey Deborah Cramer Yale University Press, 2015

In The Narrow Edge, Deborah Cramer travels the migration route of the American rufa knot, revealing the factors that threaten the knot's coastal stopover sites.

First, they catalogued the parts tool that macaques used for hammering: the flat face, narrow edge, or point.

The researchers fixed a three centimetre long diamond strip, just 0.3 millimetre thick, in a specimen holder and triggered a shock wave with a brief flash from a powerful infrared laser that hit the narrow edge of the diamond; this pulse lasted 0.15 billionths of a second (150 picoseconds) and reached a power level of up to 12 trillion watts (12 terawatts) per square centimetre.

Set yourself up by placing each brick horizontally on its long, narrow edge: one below the lower ridge of the shoulder blades to lift the thoracic spine and the other underneath the head.

For subtle highlights use the narrow edge of the brush to apply powder on the high points of the face.

I give a narrow edge to «Get Out,» only because the film with the most critics» awards tends to get a Globe, too.

Fields might see no rivals, but Ward's data shows the Chevrolet Silverado outsold the light - duty F - 150 in the ’08 model year and has a narrow edge through the first 10 months of the calendar year, so the heat is on Ford if it wants to retain its decades - long truck dominance.

Stand it on its narrow edge and it looks like the monolith from 2001: A Space Odyssey.

If her sleeves were elbow - length, she could trim them with a narrow edging of black fur.

If you use a modular - type dwelling, with tubes and chambers, remember that hamsters gnaw at things to while away the time and trim their teeth, and the narrow edges where tubes connect seem to be begging to become the hamster's chew toys.

However, due to the persistence of the stripes, (2 x 8.7 cm) in this instance, running up the narrow edges of each piece, these fall short of being truly minimal statements.