screening table

Case over there, the security guard said, clearing a spot on the screening table.

"The weapon was pointed down towards the screening table."

He picked up the amber cylinder from the screening table and held it out to Sisko.

Jeslek glances around the room again when he sees the sheet of parchment on the white oak screening table.

As a police officer tried to remove the rounds while pointing the weapon at a screening table, the gun was unintentionally fired, according to an incident report.

Although the tables have a specific theme the principles can be used to develop outcomes/indicators for other related topics (eg: using the cervical screening table to help with a breast screening program).

The screening table contained a blank glass, and the desk next to the empty bookcases contained only a piece of parchment, weighted down by a set of golden links attached to an ancient amulet.

Data screening tables are included as Appendix III (Tier I) and Appendix IV (Tiers II and III).

Robert Eric Fredrickson, 50, of Longview was passing through a metal detector at the Cowlitz County Hall of Justice when he allegedly dug his hand into a frosting-covered cake sitting on the screening table.

Accepting the plaque on behalf of the victims was Hamilton's oldest surviving retired coal miner, 96-year-old Jimmy Glen who, in 1917 at the age of 13 years, started work at the screening tables in the Bent Colliery.

A screening table rated the likelihood of effects on ten environmental components (i.e., terrain, hydrology, air quality, vegetation, fish, wildlife, recreation, history and archaeology, visual, socio-economic) of various projects, ranked on a 4 point scale (negligible, low, moderate and high).