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Thedesigner and manufacturer of cable, RF systems, antenna and tower systems has an elliptically polarized broadband antenna that's gaining the attention of broadcasters.

Some of that material may seem, to her and to a potential audience, to be too local, too bound up with obscure personalities whose names are only elliptically given, to have an effect beyond her own circles of friends, but the poems are fascinating experiments for all that, yielding rich insights into regional reading habits, rural labor, female friendship, northern Presbyterian culture(s), and the reception of poets such as Ramsay, Pope, Young and Barbauld.

The operator pulls the bag spout through the Power-Cincher flow control valve, where four elliptically contoured bars cinch the bag spout concentrically, enabling partially emptied bulk bags to be retied and removed dust free.

Like her first two books, the work is structured elliptically, with soft, colored-pencil illustrations drawn in a range of hues and accompanied by potent narrative figments conveyed in beautifully imperfect cursive handwriting.

There's really no way to approach Vita Nostra but elliptically, so strap in.

In Revolution IV, 2017, elliptically arranged bulbs lit up, one by one, at intervals; their layout, evoking the tail of a comet, guided the viewer's gaze within the gallery, implicitly carrying it beyond its walls.

Cobra with their face zone design also featured elliptically positioned bulge and roll and its implementation on the new F8 and F8+ drivers feature milled faces for even more accuracy.

They allow for a simple assessment of the planes in which a bone is strengthened ([I.sub.x]/[I.sub.y]) and whether the bone is relatively circular or strengthened elliptically in an unspecified plane ([I.sub.max]/[I.sub.min]).

This is a man who referred elliptically to the size of his own penis at a public rostrum in February.

Even those church fathers who might be seen as questioning, albeit elliptically, the severity of punishments related to abortion in the Middle Ages--and some punishments were socially, psychologically and spiritually extreme--are chalked up as textual anomalies.