Sentences with phrase «narrow point»

Remember, your waist is the most narrow point of your stomach, and your hips are the widest part of your torso.

Even if this is achieved it is only true for that person and is still just a limited narrow point of view and not absolute.

Although 9.4 % difference is at narrowest point since 1970 Equal Pay Act the report deems progress too slow with wide gap in fields dominated by women

Don't be fooled by the idea that editors turn down juicy scoops on narrow points of moral principle.

The very narrow point in question is to what extent model ensembles are probability distributions.

On the one hand you have the classy iPhone 4S - like metallic rim that tapers to a fairly narrow point at its bottom edge, effectively acting as a runner for the tablet dock.

Amazon also pointed to an outside blog post that the company said «offers a wider perspective» compared to other coverage that «has expressed a relatively narrow point of view.»

As the waveguide thins, the components of the light are made to stop in turn at ever narrower points.

Indeed the Wooden Churches of Maramures have been recognized by UNESCO as unique in shape and ornamentation - with characteristic high roofs and tall, narrow pointed steeples, often described as the Gothic style of Maramures.

I'm here to speak on a fairly narrow point relating to potential conflicts between the bill, once it's enacted, and proposed provincial legislation in Manitoba, as I understand it, but also Quebec.

Waist - Measure around your natural waist, at narrowest point.

The key is tapping the ocean current's flow at a fixed, relatively narrow point, where it acts like a garden hose.

The idea is that as the waveguide tapers, the components of the light are made to stop in turn at ever narrower points.

2 if wearing pleated skirt, make sure the skirt waistline hits at your natural waist (where the most narrow point of your waist is) and belt it if you want to add a bit of accentuation.

But whereas Yglesias praises Bernanke on a fairly narrow point — the fact that Bernanke promised to keep rates low even after the economy improved — what we liked about the speech was the sheer volume of myths and misconceptions that he debunked or clarified in a short period of time.

The documents were submitted directly to the arbitrator of the matter and only the very narrow point of that the respondent was given an opinion as to the legality of their actions and or policy were in compliance with Human Rights legislation.

Litigants pay their respective attorneys outrageous fees to research and argue the same, narrow points of law based on the firm's credo: «the longer C & C fights on behalf of a client, the more C & C gets paid.»

The strait is 21 miles wide at its narrowest point, bordered by Iran and Oman.

At its narrowest point, the strait is a mere 1.5 miles wide.

I want to focus on a narrower point that can be applied to a co-founder or any senior member of your team in the early days — which is to find somebody complementary to you.

The narrow point is: If notable cost - cutter Valeant gets its hands on Allergan, it will short - sightedly cut off development of DARPin (it's a drug or something 1) to save $ 350 or $ 400 million, giving up $ 20 billion of potential revenue.

Therefore, we abandoned our customary stance of opposing much of what the church does in order to support it on this narrow point.

So if you want to believe that everything comes from nothing because of nothing and will once again become nothing for no reason whatsoever than be my guest, but please do not pretend that your narrow point of view makes you more intelligent than a Christian.

All of this comes naturally to a system which deals with news and information as a means to a commercial end, and the American public has become so accustomed to this narrow point of view that we simply so not see the distortions and the filtering out of «non-American» messages.

With few exceptions it seemed to have been written by unsophisticated fans who bellied up to the bar to argue their narrow points of view after having more than a few beers.

At the tip of a narrow point of rocks, where he usually installed a trap, King saw what appeared to be a jellified blob of meat.

My narrower point was simply that we can't expect that simply «fixing» school food will result in a sudden disappearance of childhood obesity.]

Always check with your airline that the seats are wide enough at their narrowest point to accommodate your car seat.

Trimmer in the middle, the Joey Bunz Hemp Insert is about 5» wide at its narrowest point and curves out to a width of 5.75» on each contoured end.

His narrower point, which is that London is now seen as the colonial Metropole by others in England, is worth considering, and his broader point, which is that this is a culture and community question rather than one answerable to an analysis of homo economicus's needs, is in my view correct.

After another attendee interrupted her lengthy response to point her back to the initial question of how she would deal with drug dealing Malliotakis focused on a couple of narrow points, seeming to miss an emotional connection with her audience.

«There is a strong sentiment these days that theoretical physics should be confined to things that can be checked by observations, but I consider that a narrow point of view.

These people would have launched their migration from Ethiopia, crossing the Red Sea at its narrowest point to the Arabian Peninsula, then rapidly pushing east along the south Asian coastline all the way to Australia.

Many other pores that have been explored, including Msp, taper to their narrowest points more gradually and over a longer distance, he explains.

So the Wilkins Ice Shelf is supposedly still held together by a shrinking strip of ice, now about 500 meters wide at its narrowest point.

Richard Pauli Said in comment # 4: «So the Wilkins Ice Shelf is supposedly still held together by a shrinking strip of ice, now about 500 meters wide at its narrowest point.

For your waist, measure at the narrowest point width-wise, just above the navel.

For boxier maxis, nip in the waist at its narrowest point, just under your ribcage, with a belt.

Armed with a tape measure and dressed only in your best under wear, measure your bust at the fullest point, then for your waist choose the narrowest point above the navel..

A quick and easy way you can find out at home without going to a stylist is to stand up, and measure the distance between your bust and the narrowest point of your waist - no need of a ruler, you can just use your hands.

Lightly faded, it's cut in an oversized, cropped silhouette and features heavy distressing along the hem that draws attention to your narrowest point.

You should measure around your body at your narrowest point on waist.

A structured jacket will draw attention to your narrowest point and elongate your silhouette, as well as making your outfit stand out!

No matter what, a belt look best when wore around the natural waist as this accentuates the narrowest point on the torso.

And that opus» narrow point - of - view is the limited perspective presented in this bittersweet bio-pic directed by Oscar - winner Ang Lee (for Brokeback Mountain).

You will have created two pizza - slice «flaps» of vest with the wide part of each slice at the student's shoulders and the narrow points of the slices down at his or her center beltline.

The City Pages story ends with a quote from a Pearson Education spokesman, in which the company man notes the complaining scorers were «people who have a very limited exposure and narrow point of view on what is truly a science.»