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Перевод: slenderness

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1. Luke didn't answer her immediately, but the grey eyes were eloquent as they dropped to the tiny champagne-coloured skirt the slenderness of her legs made permissible, then travelled upwards again in slow appraisal of her strapless matching bustier, encrusted with transparent beads and revealing both her smooth olive-toned midriff and the upper swell of her high, proud breasts beneath the single fine circle of gold she wore about her neck.
2. The very day after the judges' first meeting, the slenderness of the chances of anything being built, as a result of the competition, was publicly revealed.
3. I read somewhere that this slenderness was to allow bream freedom of movement between stems of marginal growth such as reeds, and for many years I accepted this as fact.
4. Slenderness is one thing, anorexia another; heartbroken agony is one thing, living pain is just not right.
5. The more History attempts to transcend its own rootedness in historicity, and the greater the efforts it makes to attain, beyond the historical relativity of its origin and its choices, the sphere of universality, the more clearly it bears the marks of its historical birth, and the more evidently there appears through it the history of which it is itself a part inversely, the more it accepts its relativity, and the more deeply it sinks into the movement it shares with what it is recounting, then the more it tends to the slenderness of the narrative, and all the positive content it obtained for itself through the human sciences is dissipated.
6. Part location is improved as the spatial data recorded in HERMS can be used to find parts by: I) specifying a position in an assembly and an enclosing search field, 2) specifying the maximum volume of the part expressed in extents values (XYZ), 3) similar to 2 but by delivering a ratio between two orthogonal extents values, ie slenderness ratio, 4) by choosing a known part and then checking for all parts that have a specified class of interference (or separation) with the named part, and 5) combinations of I - 4.
7. This is clearly indicated by the natural slenderness of those among the Third World societies who live on plentiful supplies of foods high in fibre content.
8. Eccentricity e decides the slenderness ratio of an ellipse.
9. His children had been lectured on the folly of the Virgin Birth, the slenderness of evidence for shepherds, star or stable, with the intensity of Strauss or Renan, as though ascertainable historical truth was a freedom he passionately desired for his children.
10. It had been obvious, really; their ghostly slenderness, their voices like wild birds - she had not, she realized, ever thought of them as men .
11. In most cases the slenderness ratio of effective length to minimum diameter of a strut at mid-span should not exceed 20:1.
12. Those who do not share the dewy youth and slenderness of Kate Moss will only look older and more swollen if they adopt the "new" look; but if they don't and stick to the Lacroixs and the YSLs they'll still look their age, so it's a no-win situation for the power dressers.
13. Kim Chernin, in her book Womansize: The Tyranny of Slenderness (The Women's Press, 1981) talks about compulsive eating, and the pressure on all of us to be/keep slim.