They also feature intricate designs and a variety of widths.
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One had boards of wood in varying lengths and widths.
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Most artificial trees come in full, slim, or pencil widths.
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It comes with three separate nozzles for different extruded plastic widths.
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To estimate the panel widths, they consulted an 1890 trade catalog.
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DR is technically healed once it measures two finger widths or less.
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Public hearings have debated the merits of fountain shapes, road widths and foliage.
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They're available in wide widths, and I found they fit true to size.
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I love our velvet chokers in different widths that have pendants or embellishments.
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It also has more crucial detail about street widths, which influenced car culture.
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By carefully weaving together colored bands of different widths, Wurmfeld has attained something original.
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In Texas, the lack of hallways with certain widths has shut down abortion clinics.
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The fixed-width version, called Operator Mono, features letters of all the same widths.
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It's a shoe sized not just in traditional lengths but in widths as well.
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Because of shrinking seat widths on planes, I prefer the armrest to be raised.
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The seat belts will be able to shift to accommodate passengers of varying widths.
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At higher pulse widths than this device used, people might feel their muscles contract.
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But commercial font families often include dozens of styles, covering multiple weights and widths.
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Since the 1970s, airline seat widths have shrunk from 18 inches to 16.5, Cohen says.
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Sure, there are more pressing matters at hand in Washington right now than lapel widths.
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On the left side, Marsh has stacked three linear, twisted saplings with trunks of varying widths.
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It's also not as versatile with tape widths as some other label makers in our guide.
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Proportional spacing allows for different widths for each character, having them fit mostly snugly and legibly together.
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Here's an early Ive sketch of an electronic pen that could write in different widths and patterns.
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In contrast, "Turkey" features a face with little cohesion, consisting of 19 strips of vastly ranging widths.
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I also had diastasis recti [abdominal separation] that was 3 finger widths apart the day after giving birth.
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Face widths, lunar cycles, and solar flares could all hold the secret to hedge fund managers&apos returns.
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But with the new screen and interface, letters such as "i" and "w" could take up different widths.
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Meyer overlays this uneven ground with rows of tightly packed, open glyphs made with brushes of different widths.
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These laws include requirements such as specific widths of doors or hallways or separate rooms for procedures and recovery.
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New photos taken by the rover show finer layering, with extensive bright veins of varying widths intertwined within the layers.
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Its employees were friendly and professional and helped me with trying on the different widths to find the appropriate one.
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They come in a range of widths and a variety of semiprecious gemstones set in gold- or silver-plated brass.
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Different hues and line widths vary subtly between the different artworks in the exhibition and within individual works, all 2017.
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This jittering is a regular problem, but my experience showed that Word Lens also has trouble with non-standard font widths.
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The bands are designed for comfort and come in a variety of colors, sizes and widths for both men and women.
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She showed me her equipment: the leather harness that was specially made, her various cocks of different colors, widths, and shapes.
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Siberian larch wood planks of varying widths cover the floors in the dining room and the adjacent living room and library.
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Still, the backwardation has some way to grow before it reaches the widths that prevailed at the start of the year.
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The only real difference is the thickness in the band widths — the mens' styles are thicker while the women's are thinner.
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Antique features include hardwood floors with a variety of board widths, multipaned sash windows with rippling glass and six working fireplaces.
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The delicately striped cup enjoys a special place at the table between objects with stripes of different widths running in opposite directions.
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As mentioned above, the toe box is roomy, but there are narrow, wide and extra-wide widths available to accommodate different feet.
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The variety of widths and lengths — 12, 17.5, and 20-inches by 10 or 20 feet — fit almost every shelf and drawer.
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In October of 2019, Warby Parker released extended sizes for select frames to accommodate a greater variety of face shapes, sizes, and widths.
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The Janome 8002D Serger has a differential feed system, adjustable pressure for its snap-on presser feet, and adjustable stitch lengths and widths.
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The physical actions (XYZ translations, grip widths, etc.) would be learned by the robot's own operating system, but managed and deployed by the Tend.
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Hence, a line of Geneva capitals makes an interesting but readable pattern, and because of the slightly narrowed widths, is somewhat economical in space.
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Samsung says it will start manufacturing chips with circuitry widths of 7 nano meters by using EUV tech in the second half of 2018.
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For less than $10, you can choose from six different colors and three different widths, each in both 4-feet and 6-feet lengths.
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He said it was one of the first New Balance shoes to be made in the US and come in a variety of widths.
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We may be of different skin colors, ethnicities, heights, widths, eye colors and genders, but we are all part of the same human race.
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The PAX is big and utilitarian, and it comes in varying widths so I could use one as a pivoting entryway to my shelter.
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Cilllia allows users to create figures with detailed surface texture such as coarse bristles, paintbrushes with customizable widths and jewelry that has a soft touch.
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I had frequent issues where windows would lose their set widths or fail to snap to their locations or Asus' launch just refused to close.
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The rounds, which have flat tops, are of varied widths and heights; some are shorter than most adults, while others are taller than almost anyone.
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It's available in leather or in a variety of fun nylon prints, and comes in 24mm, 22mm, 20mm, and 18mm widths for different watch sizes.
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In most of the paintings that followed, in the prolific second half of her career, horizontal stripes and bands of varying widths and alignments predominate.
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With resistance up to 120 pounds and a considerable variation in lengths and widths, the Serious Steel Resistance Bands are our favorites for diverse exercises.
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Available in 11.75 or 15.75-inch widths to fit 12 or 16-inch standard wire shelves, each order is for four 47.025-inch long rolls.
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Silberstein's team checks the accessibility of accommodations themselves, evaluating things such as door widths, bed heights, if elevators are present and functioning, and bathrooms' accessibility.
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I don't mind the look, but it does mean the front of the phone is asymmetrical: the top, bottom, and sides all have different bezel widths.
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The four active treatment programs were set at a pulse rate of 80 to 120 Hertz (Hz) with pulse widths of 200, 150, 13 and 50.
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Margaux's Demi Flat comes in three different shoe widths, so you never have to miss out on a cute flat style because of your foot shape.
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Since then, the giant storm, in which winds swirl around at 21 miles per hour, has shrunk to a more modest one and half Earth widths.
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Since then, the giant storm, in which winds swirl around at 400 miles per hour, has shrunk to a more modest one and half Earth widths.
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And Ms. Estes recommends keeping most headset microphones two finger-widths from the corner of the mouth, but this can vary based on the amplification system.
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"The demarcation of this area is still from colonial times," he says, walking through an area where the trees abound in various heights, widths, and ages.
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Apply a tourniquet about four to five finger widths above the jab site and ask the person to make a fist, which makes veins more prominent.
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She says that a separation two and a half finger widths or wider is where she begins to see dysfunction in other areas of the body.
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The bots could alter the lengths and widths of their four leg sections to a maximum of 75 percent of the size of the default leg design.
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We adore the square-toe and brilliant cerulean hue of these mules, which come in extended sizes and widths to accommodate feet of all shapes and sizes.
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Lace samples dangle from wall displays in oversize test tubes: lambskin in various widths and colors, including several bold ones, from teal to mustard; suede, denim, shearling.
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Five- to eight-inch widths are now commonplace, and some homeowners opt to go even wider, with broad planks measuring up to a foot wide and beyond.
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Why you'll love it: The Brabantia Ironing Board with Solid Steam Iron Rest has a sturdy build, multiple board covers and widths, and a strong iron rest area.
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The noodles are known for their malleability; they stretch to abnormally long lengths and can be shaped to many different widths depending on the preference of the customer.
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Instead of suggesting you size up or down for wide and narrow feet, the company ensures fit precision by offering each size in Narrow, Medium, and Wide widths.
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Ikea's smart blinds come in a variety of fixed widths, from 23 inches to 48 inches in the US, or 60 cm to a wider 140 cm in Europe.
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Instead of a laser, we had a five-color printhead … Another controller measured the laser control pin for different pulse widths that ranged from about zero to 1,000 microseconds.
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The limited edition collection includes two bracelets with adjustable widths, in both silver and gold, that features an illustration of a lighthouse by the sea over Puerto Rico's flag.
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We needed to be a little bit more advanced in the design of our suit, so it can fit people of different heights and widths, and have good visibility.
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In the thickest part of the deposit, the ridges could be as high as 196 feet and the furrows fanned out in widths comparable to eight Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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So if you get a set, they'll all be different widths, different heights, and some people like it when it varies more, some people want them to be more similar.
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The ceramic wall reliefs have beveled sides and are marked with shapes evoking bowties and tables or combs, along with circles, triangles, rectangles, bands of different widths, diamonds, and zigzags.
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Under Armour was able to take advantage of tools it already had in the works, such as machines that spin threads of varying widths as they weave together the fabric.
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The Monotype workers redrew his Hungry Dutch letters according to the Monotype protocols, which require the characters to conform to 15 common widths, with standardised weights, height, slope and axis.
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Having a bunch of these things, each able to produce multiple items per print, lets you for instance test out a thumb scoop on a mouse with 16 slightly different widths.
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But a new patent from Airbus suggests that one solution might be to make its seats a little more like park benches, to accommodate all kinds of widths of human being.
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The eight new townhouses, on Amity Street, are offered in two widths: an unusual 16-foot version, with four bedrooms, and a more conventional 20-foot size, also with four bedrooms.
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While TSMC was launching chips with circuit widths of just 7 nanometers in 2018, SMIC is only now readying production of 14 nanometer chips - which was state-of-the-art in 2014.
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They used bridges of different widths (10.75543 mm, 10 mm, and 20 mm) with different colonies of varying sizes (between 400 to 25,600 individual ants), the better to control the density (i.e.
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Motion sickness bands are designed to provide sustained, gentle pressure to this point — located about two finger widths below the crease of the wrist on the same side as your palm, he says.
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The findings call into question the constitutionality of the 55 so-called TRAP laws ("targeted regulation of abortion providers") – which range from regulations governing doorway widths to those requiring doctors to have hospital privileges.
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In more recent works, such as "Pulse" (2008, welded steel, 53 x 48 x 22 inches), an open, gridded, two-sided, three-dimensional plane of varying widths seems to collapse together near the center.
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You've got enough heels that just sit in the back of your closet, so it's time to finally justify one you'll actually put to use (plus, it comes in three widths: Narrow, medium, and wide).
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When he asked me to hop on it, I just told him there was no fucking way, and that I wasn't willing to push myself to the necessary lengths (or widths) to make it happen.
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In counterpoint to the rhythmic repetition of Davis, Evertz threads the tonal (or harmonic) progressions of gray (the tapering bands) through the bands of varying widths and unvarying color, from muted hues to saturated tints.
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Then there are the standards of ASCs -- which include building codes like specified door heights, room sizes and hallway widths to accommodate gurneys abortion clinics don't use -- which amount to construction costs most facilities can't swing.
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As in Tilt Brush or Oculus' own sculpting tool Medium, Quill turns your right hand into a brush, which you can use to create strokes of varying widths and colors using the Touch's buttons and analog stick.
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In his earlier paintings Wong tended to cover the surface with myriad marks, from daubs and dashes to lines of varying lengths and widths; grouped together, they articulate a landscape made up of simple and direct paint application.
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In "Four Color Frame Painting # 13" (1985) — which is from one of my favorites series by this artist — Mangold brings together four narrow, monochromatic rectangles of different lengths and widths to frame a rectangular space on the wall.
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If the unstretched oval painting, "Intarsia" (1970), which is 10 feet wide and more than 18 feet high, is any indication, he has mastered laying down the acrylic paint in what appears to be single strokes of varying widths.
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Bands of varying widths, edged in distinct colors — they are red, blue-gray, umber and pink — separate the black oval band from the gray field while evoking flames and pools of lava whose striations separate one area from another.
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The label maker is also able to print labels with up to seven lines of text, supports tapes in five different widths, with a 24mm (or 1-inch) maximum tape size, and supports up to eight different font sizes.
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Another criticism is, if you tie these changes to bus routes and bus stops, and to the width of streets, then routine changes in transit routes, transit frequency, or sidewalk widths can inadvertently trigger fairly radical changes in building requirements.
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This puts wheelchair users in the exhausting position of having to contact every Airbnb host who has listed a home as wheelchair friendly in their destination to ask questions about roll-in showers, doorway widths, ramps and other items, over and over again.
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On Tuesday, the label announced that it will be offering an expanded range of this fall's most stylish boot silhouettes in sizes smaller than a six, larger than 10, and in wide and narrow widths — the latest step in the brand's ongoing customization program.
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Having your own website will force you to piss fart around choosing website templates, engaging with web developers, paying for hosting, endlessly screwing around with column widths and a whole bunch of other BS that will not make you $11,000 per month later on.
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On the next screen, under Photo Settings, turn on the button next to "Upload HD." For your photos to look their best, the site's Help Center suggests that you size them to widths of 720 pixels, 960 pixels or 2,048 pixels with the HD Photos setting enabled.
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"Why would you need minimum doorway widths or specific ventilation in order to be handed a medication?" said attorney Bonnie S. Jones, the study's lead author and senior policy advisor for Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health at the University of California, San Francisco, in Oakland.
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The company's secret sauce, and the reason its GPS is much better than the one on your phone, is a network of proprietary beacons installed throughout the western US that corrects for the errors implicit in civilian GPS signals, tightening the margin of error to a few finger widths.
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In the aftermath of Erin Hills, Davis determined that accuracy off the tee needed to play a bigger role in determining a champion and so in late September a decision was made to truck in swaths of fescue grass and reduce the fairway widths to an average of about 53 yards.
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Presented by New Discretions at Denny Dimin Gallery, in its attractive new Tribeca space, the show includes work from The Breast Portrait Project, a series of oil-on-linen paintings depicting nude torsos (all 58 inches tall and of varying widths), as well as new paintings of altars and small oil-on-board paintings and graphite drawings.
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The composition, if you want to call it that — it should really be characterized as a system or pattern — is a series of vertical stripes, alternately painted and unpainted, of matching widths, though the painted ones fluctuate slightly, creeping over the borders determined by the masking tape, presumably from the scrubbing-on of the color, which occasionally slips beneath or dislodges the tape's edge.
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Each has a different-sized population, indicated by the bars' widths, and a different level of average well-being for each population and sub-population contained within it, as indicated by the bars' heights: A is a world with a relatively small population with very high average well-being; A+ is that world, plus an equally-sized group of somewhat less well-off individuals.
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In "Untitled (264/222/90)" (1990), Dunham used different pen widths to fully define a physical place in a world: medium-width lines to outline the forms; thin, careful lines at the top of a bluff to indicate geological striations; quick gestural lines with a thick point to show shrubbery; and thin lines for the curves of a bulge or the patterning of a texture.
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Pros: Excellent stability in a four-leg design, various widths of ironing board models available, adjustable ironing board heights, strong and wide iron rest to fit steam irons, includes child safety lock to avoid accidental collapses Cons: Price is a little high for people who infrequently iron, unit can be difficult to fold down Buy the Brabantia Ironing Board with Solid Steam Iron Rest on Amazon for $65.95 and up to $106.36 (price varies by size and color)
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