As the cell is convected forward and starts to roll over the surface, the tether elongates considerably. |
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It's a corded mouse, but we're willing to live with the tether if it gives us an additional gaming edge. |
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Mrs Murphy, whose family run a manufacturing plant on the estate, said they were at the end of their tether. |
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A lot of residents are at the end of their tether and I don't think he realises exactly what he has done. |
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We have some members of the group who have reached the end of their tether and feel they can't go on. |
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There's no need to wait until you are at the end of your tether before you come here. |
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I am at the end of my tether and I feel that I can no longer cope with the behaviour of the defendant and her family. |
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But, when it's an individual who is obviously very distressed and at the end of their tether and upset, you feel heart-sorry for them. |
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Residents are at the end of their tether with regard to youth crime in the area. |
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This morning in snowy Invergordon harbour, he and others were on deck in biting winds hauling in the big wire ropes that tether the ship. |
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He paused to dismount as well, tossing a thin tether to a man who took the animal away. |
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Gardeners are near the end of their tether because of youngsters rampaging through their allotment, leaving a trail of devastation behind them. |
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This tether prevents the nerve from retracting too far into the stump and keeps it near the center of the developing blastema. |
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A tether like a thick umbilical cord, medical telemetry and air supply, trailed back to the mock-Mercury. |
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Indoors, more often than not, the signal breaks up when something cuts your invisible tether to the heavens. |
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Tethering may cause a sow to attempt to escape, especially when sows first experience the tether. |
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The inherent drag at that altitude is also low enough to be possibly handleable by an electrodynamic tether. |
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He's not the clean-cut bloke pictured in the film's ad art but rather someone at the end of their tether. |
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Use a tether to hook the suit up to a slide wire along the Shuttle or Space Station so you don't float away. |
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And the basement walls still have some old iron rings that once were used to tether animals. |
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The state-run oil monopoly is the sort of sacred cow that could emit a deafening, destabilising moo if Mr Peña tried to tether it. |
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The tether exploited about 1 ampere at 3500 volts of electricity. |
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At that point, the probe drops down on a tether that is as skinny as a shoelace, to keep it a safe distance away when the lander's retrorockets fire. |
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After the stochastic cytoskeletal detachment event, the tether was found to extend according to a viscous shear-thinning rheological power-law model. |
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To remove these panels, the tether chains for the fuel filler caps had to be unhooked. |
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Then there is the possibility that a rider will forget to remove the tether while dismounting, suddenly deploying the air bag. |
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The tether chain for the fuel filler cap was in the tank long enough, perhaps several months, to allow the untreated steel hooks to corrode. |
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The constant pinging of electronic devices is driving many people to the end of their tether. |
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Parliament submitted numerous proposals to the Council until we felt that we had reached the end of our tether. |
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I am on my way to find a good piece of yarn to tether the crutches to me forever! |
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For easy wiring, the electronics is enclosed in a 'bucket', and can be pulled out as one unit, held by a tether. |
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This could weaken or damage the tether or tether anchor and result in injury. |
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And what is very important for the abbey: better contact with the animals is possible in a tether barn. |
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It is only through the title that a viewer is able to tether the photograph to a geographical location. |
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Clearance shall be provided around each ISOFIX top tether anchorage to allow latching and unlatching to it. |
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Contact your dealership to have a tether strap anchor installed if your car doesn't have one. |
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Even the always-energetic Atti looked like he was at the end of his tether. |
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It's how they deal with the mind-numbing tedium of riding long distances, the games the mind starts to play as your reach the end of your physical and mental tether. |
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Inside these are drums for the mine tether cables that would have been attached to mines resting in the bowl-shaped indentation on the upper side of the trolley. |
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Masses are deposited in tidal channels or shallow pools that retain water at low tide, and are secured in place by a long sand-mucus tether buried firmly in the substrate. |
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He said children had repeatedly kicked a football at his gable end wall for two years and that the thudding had brought him and his wife, Sue, to the end of their tether. |
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On closer inspection, he found a friction wound, blackened with scabs, on the back of Patch's neck and a chain tether, with a blue nylon rope, nearby. |
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She said she can't cope with it anymore as she's at the end of her tether. |
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You are a palpable presence even in your absence, for it is futile to tether and confine the soaring flight of your example. |
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There are those who put one end of the tether on an overhead wire so the dog can run back and forth more or less freely. |
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But counsel defending the father, explained that the child had run out in front of a car, placing himself in danger, and that the parents were at the end of their tether. |
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Mr Bushill-Matthews is indeed correct that the UK has banned the cruel sow stall and tether systems for keeping breeding sows. |
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Though both films were produced independently — and both allegorize the studio tether and the dream of artistic independence — neither conveys a sense of rethinking methods, styles, or subjects to match new circumstances. |
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He stated that further identification provisions were needed to avoid the misuse of luggage anchorages as top tether anchorages when the latter were placed in the luggage compartment. |
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The experiment involves a centrifugal unreeling of a 10 m long conductive tether. |
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It is attached to a control centre on the mother ship by a tether that contains the electric power to run it, to power the lights and to control the on-board cameras and thrusters. |
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It is connected to a control centre on the mother ship by a tether which relays the electrical power to manoeuvre it, to power the lights and to control the on-board cameras and thrusters. |
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Tethered balloons for use in windy conditions are often stabilised by aerodynamic shaping and connecting to the tether by a halter arrangement. |
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Typically each wire acts as a tether to the part of the kite it is attached to. |
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Ponies could be taken as far as Red Tarn, where there were stakes to tether them while undertaking the final part on foot via Swirral Edge. |
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How about a 270 mile tether to an orbiting satellite? Oh, you'd like that, wouldn't you? Frank! Prepare to receive the umbilicus! |
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Designed to complement WHOI's existing vehicles such as Alvin and Jason, ABE operates without a tether or human supervision. |
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The researchers are also tweaking their system to tether glutamate to normal receptors without a cysteine mutation, notes Trauner. |
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The EPB needs a tether, having sufficient conductive properties and enough strength to withstand the micrometeorite and space debris impacts. |
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Fire two shots with the grapple hook and attach unwilling enemies to high-speed vehicles, hang them upside down from buildings, tether objects in mid air. |
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Certified, load-rated carabiners allow for quick attachments to either side of the tether. |
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If your dog is accustomed to spending its time loose in a kennel, house or your backyard, consider getting it familiar to being restrained by a tether. |
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If such is to be our fate it means we are already approaching the end of our tether, for never in the past has a race survived which failed to make necessary adjustments to changing circumstances. |
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During the deployment of tether from the satellite, the moments of inertia of the satellite are greatly altered. |
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Three top tether anchors are mounted on the back panels of the rear seats, and two pairs of LATCH child seat anchors in the lower rear seat cushion area help ease installation of compatible aftermarket child seats. |
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When not in use, remove it from the vehicle or fasten it with a seat belt, or latch it down to BOTH LATCH lower anchors for LATCH child-restraint systems and the corresponding tether anchor. |
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The Isofix top tether strap or the Isofix child seat shall be equipped with a device that will indicate that all slack has been removed from the strap. |
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Power for the sensors flows up the tether and data flows down. |
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By 2004 the word fisking had broken its tether from the topic of war and was being used to mean any detailed analysis of another's speech and writing. |
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These unique ADCs are designed to release drugs in their native form via biodegradation of the novel cleavable, multi-valent linker and tether after the ADC enters the cell. |
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