Skews was born in 1935.

George Stephenson designed and had constructed the Skew arch bridge across the railway for the opening of the station.

Posted by Skew on January 31st, 2004.

Peace Breaker is the sixth album release by Skew Siskin.

Skews has been placed in the 'A' category of researchers (world leaders) by the National Research Foundation.

In 2005 he joined Skew Siskin.

It replaced Brisbane's first cemetery which was located near Skew Street in the centre of Brisbane.

The first approach is GC and AT Skew.

The skewness is also sometimes denoted Skew[X].

Grenoside's new crematorium, built in 1999 on Skew Hill Lane, was formerly a munitions scrap yard.

"Room with a Skew" (1964) (as John Rackham)

Hoffmann also contributed to Peace Breaker by Skew Siskin.

Thus, Dr. Skews said, an investigator could determine the approximate altitude at which an airplane broke up from the area over which the wreckage is distributed.

Send Up - A 'special mention' for a good piece of work that is acknowledged by the housemaster (the opposite of a Skew).

Hereford Road Skew Bridge is a disused railway bridge in Ledbury, Herefordshire.

Hereford Road Skew Bridge - a ribbed skew arch made from stone and brick.

The Grand Canal is traversed by means of a noteworthy bridge, known locally as the Skew (or Shee) Bridge.

Coxeter, H. S. M. Regular Skew Polyhedra in Three and Four Dimensions.

Garner, C. W. L. Regular Skew Polyhedra in Hyperbolic Three-Space.

Southdown Road Skew Bridge - a brick ribbed skew arch of even greater obliquity.

Springtail Point is a rock point 3 nautical miles (6 km) north of Skew Peak in the Clare Range, Victoria Land.

It was bounded by Skew Street, Saul Street, Eagle Terrace and Upper Roma Street.

A. E. Siegman, "Two-dimensional calculations using one-dimensional arrays, or 'Life on the Skew'," Computers in Physics ??

On the western side of The Band is the deep ravine of Skew Gill, a tributary of Wasdale-bound Lingmell Beck.

In his review of the 2010 game Deponia, Declan Skews of Video Games Interactive said that the game drew inspiration from Broken Sword.

But sometimes they were skewed a bit from the human point of view.

He skewed to the right again, then to the left.

The car had stopped, skewed in the center of the street.

That is how the Government works now, all benefits skewed to the top.

Using three year numbers probably skews the results a bit too.

It's too hard and it skews the music you make.

The authorities said the results could have been skewed by several factors.

What kind of society will we have if everybody is living to 100, and the whole culture skews older?

Even then, the networks knew which way they needed to skew.

Perhaps the 15 funds are skewed by the performance of a big fund or two?

"All it takes is one or two really big ones to skew the entire year."

My priorities are not skewed by the fact that I do care about the child.

Several things have changed since then to skew the comparison.

But that's not the only reason they skew a touch older.

Washington's life view was skewed by the aftermath of the fight.

However, this can be skewed by how far apart feet are placed at rest.

"It's not like a lot of huge sales at the high end skewed the average up."

It can skew your view of the world, making everything seem hopeless.

Each major political issue inherently skews toward one party or the other.

It skewed the contract between the editor and the audience.

"We know they skew down to 12 and 13," he said.

It also had a small number of responses in the survey, which may have skewed the results.

"But that skewed a little older than the market average.

"I think it probably does skew the market against people like me.

But union officials fear that the administration will skew the process to favor private companies.

People have a very skewed view of what it's all about.

The new book is a skewed visit to his dark side.

He wondered if his whole sense of time was getting skewed.

The result is a skewed projection of how science works.

It could produce more skewed results than first past the post.

We have a skewed sense of English theater here because the best things usually come in.

A skewed oval door was set in the surface of the ground.

He goes against type and lives by his own skewed moral code.

Second, you are looking at this in a somewhat skewed fashion.

"Could be that you've heard a skewed point of view," I said.

Ties are common, and can result in slightly skewed final results.

Their perception of how far they are from the painting gets skewed.

Of course, there have always been rumors based on skewed historical fact.

A pattern of skewed development continued following national independence in 1956.

Not many according to the skewed statistics of your annual issue (33 men, 9 women).

The thing had become skewed to rap and alternative rock.

To his skewed perception she was going off and on like a light bulb.

Shows how skewed things have become in the Labour leadership.

The plan did not have to be this skewed.

Because of that skewed interpretation, Congress must make its position still clearer.

At open days you get a skewed opinion of a university and a course, the best time to judge is after the first semester.

But excluding these two categories can present a skewed picture of the economy.

But things now appear headed toward a badly skewed result.

The question reflected the skewed reality of the airline industry.