1 It is less expensive to store data on tape or disk (the principal means of secondary storage) than to buy and house filing cabinets. 2  Data that is reliable and safe is less expensive to maintain than data subject to errors. 3  But the greatest savings can be found in the speed and convenience of filing and retrieving data.
Horse Anatomy: Withers. The withers are located above and just behind the horseâs shoulders where you would find the shoulder blades. They are the long thoracic vertebrae (roughly the 3rd through 11th) that support his head and neck. They are an important attachment point for the muscles of the torso.
A sta-. bled horse may pace, weave, or paw as the feed cart advances down the aisle; the horse is anticipating the grain but unable to reach it. Similarly, stall. walking or fence walking and weaving often begin when a horse is held be-. hind in a stall or pasture when others are turned out or taken away. Stallions. that can see or hear mares being teased but cannot reach them tend to paw, weave, pace,or circle.