| Previous studies suggest inbred green-veined-orchid embryos are twice as likely to abort as those arising from cross-fertilized flowers. |
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| He had told him to be five minutes early and if Smolensk failed to show up, that would count as an abort. |
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| Remember, too that women with disabilities also choose to have pre-natal screening and may also choose to abort a disabled fetus. |
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| The Bill also allows the victims of rape or incest to abort the fetus till 18 weeks. |
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| The robbers do not expect to find the new owners already moved in, but are not about to abort their mission. |
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| The disease can cause female bison, cattle, and elk to abort their fetuses. |
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| The woman can abort anywhere, wherever she is at the time, it doesn't matter. |
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| What, for instance, would stop Third World women being financially persuaded to become pregnant and abort to provide the cells? |
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| If endosperm cell division is halted at an early stage, kernels abort and fail to set seed. |
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| The major alert was sparked off after a petrol-powered generator found on board forced the pilot to abort the journey and divert to Rome. |
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| He immediately notified the pilot to shut down the engine and recommended the pilot abort the sortie. |
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| If a small bird makes a dent in a plane in flight, the pilot may abort the flight and bring the aircraft back for inspection. |
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| This tactic seems risky, because not all ovules get fertilized, and the unfertilized ones abort without storing nutrients. |
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| The president's aircraft was about to land at Jacksonville Naval Air Station when the control tower ordered the pilot to abort his landing. |
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| The situation was set up to provide conditions that might closely resemble an actual NASA emergency abort landing. |
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| Passing 120 knots, with an abort speed of 133 knots, I felt an increase in the nose wheel shimmy on my jet. |
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| Maj Berge immediately called for an abort during this critical phase of flight. |
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| Various low-probability emergency aborts may use the lakebeds but they are not primary abort sites. |
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| Statistically, one in 100 launches might result in a transoceanic abort landing. |
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| The contract includes a full-scale reusable system that will provide the capability to test technologies in a launch pad abort situation. |
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| A Hubble rescue mission would have to be prepared for a different orbit, different abort modes, and a different payload. |
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| However, it makes me sad to see our fellow brothers and sisters abort Xhosa and adopt other languages when they get into the limelight. |
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| It just happens that she helps a lot of women to abort their unborn fetuses. |
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| As we headed for the beach I realised that we would have to land on top of them, but in no way could we abort the operation. |
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| The sheep are lambing at the moment and if you start moving them or stressing them out they abort and you have no lambs to show for it. |
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| They may then decide to abort the baby, as they may not want it to endure any pain, heartache or suffering. |
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| Opioid analgesics such as meperidine and butorphanol are sometimes required to abort severe migraines. |
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| That has been the argument of the Bolsheviks, and their heirs, who abolished history, who continue to abort reform. |
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| He then dashed through a hail of small arms and exploding hand grenades to abort a breach of the main gate. |
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| In 1832 the Central Board of Health issued public advice to Londoners on how to abort the early symptoms of cholera. |
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| A holiday jet carrying 220 passengers was forced to abort its take-off when another plane crossed the airport runway on Sunday. |
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| They abort their young children, they put their young men in jail, because they never learned how to pick cotton. |
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| Viewed at the micro level, this idea appears palatable to the pro-choicer because it is assumes that the choice to abort the child will not be selected in every pregnancy. |
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| We taxied up to the head of the lake, turned around and roared back, but had to abort when we were three-quarters down the lake and our skids hadn't left the water. |
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| Stand with the pink-sneakered Texas legislator and her fight to allow mothers to abort babies past the 20th week of pregnancy? |
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| The pilot did not attempt to abort the take-off prior to the end of the airstrip. |
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| These priorities determine abort criteria where printing of several texts is required simultaneously. |
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| Has the authority to abort covert operations if the safety or the cover for covert operators is compromised. |
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| Ellen makes her choice, and she throws herself down the stairs to abort the baby. |
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| If any irregularity should occur and you are not yet airborne, abort the launch immediately by stalling the glider. |
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| She is pregnant, but she is already too far along to abort and so the baby will have to be abandoned. |
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| Foolish haste or laziness could abort a great hope-with consequences that we do not imagine. |
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| If this is not done, the build will abort when attempting to make obj dirs. |
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| Doctors should not lose their licenses for refusing to point out the fingers and toes of a foetus a woman intends to abort. |
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| If poisoning your foetus with alcohol is a crime, why is it not a crime to abort it? |
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| Devastated, she climbed with feral intensity, hoping the baby might spontaneously abort. |
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| The master then decided to abort the turn to port and attempted to realign the tug and tow for the transit. |
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| If sour top pollen fertilizes the low sweet, the fruit will abort within twelve days. |
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| This action can be use, for example, to abort on event reset or alarm acknowledgment a temporized command that was activated on alarm detection. |
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| If you have second thoughts while dragging your army you can always abort the marching order by using the right mouse button. |
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| The team had to abort their display almost before it had begun, because they had spotted no fewer than four other aircraft in what was supposed to be an exclusion zone. |
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| A mission abort was a serious issue and considered unacceptable. |
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| Having to face a counselor's insinuations that they are ableist if they want to abort because of fetal disability just adds another burden on women seeking abortions. |
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| I am not planning to abort the fetus, if that is what you are asking. |
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| Just a day earlier, an Australian transport plane took ground fire shortly after takeoff, fatally wounding an American passenger and forcing pilots to abort the flight. |
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| We have specific steps to abort maneuvers and we practice aborts daily. |
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| We passed 100 knots and entered the high-speed abort regime. |
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| If an abort is attempted under such conditions, hydroplaning, which will cause severe control and braking losses, may occur at higher ground roll speeds. |
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| Boral basically says it's reserved its options, looking at the ACCC reasoning and will get back to us with a final, definitive yea or nay to continue or abort the deal. |
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| This implies that, if abort capability is desired during this part of the flight envelope, some type of rocket-powered escape capsule must be used. |
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| Do not abort your first access until you view the login page. |
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| All of a sudden, Mission Control orders the team to abort immediately. |
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| During an abort the jet continues to accelerate for a few seconds after reducing the throttles to idle. |
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| Aveiro even resorted to her own plans to abort the foetus herself when a doctor refused to terminate the pregnancy. |
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| She said she contacted her family in Bangladesh and they told her to meet a woman in Bahrain for pills to abort the foetus. |
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| He decided to abort the trip and return to port but on their way back the Diamond hit a rock and sank in the West Burra Firth. |
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| When selected, you are presented with a dialogue box which displays the current state of the main switch, the new state you will change it to, and whether you want to continue or abort. |
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| As commands were being issued to activate the Kurs system, a failure was annunciated, triggering a passive abort. |
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| The ATC spotted the Jet plane and swiftly asked the pilot of the AI flight to abort landing and go around the airport. |
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| If the abort movement restrictions prove unreasonably restrictive, feel free to loosen them, provided the spirit of the rule is maintained: aborted flights are making a run for it. |
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| During this critical phase of flight, Capt Hall made a split-second decision to execute a high-speed abort. |
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| A human operator, viewing a video feed, then issues an instruction to attack, fly elsewhere to find a better target, or abort the mission by destroying itself. |
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| The enormous fines they impose on violators, and their occasional use of force to make women abort their fetuses, have stained China's reputation globally. |
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| The advanced instruments will not operate until the specified temperature is reached and have preprogrammed safety checks that will signal problems by means of error messages and will abort the testing procedure. |
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| The initial policy is then start with short stages and not push too hard on the pedals and, eventually, if the pain remains, abort the trip and get back home on a train. |
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| If something is wrong, abort the take off. |
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| Otherwise, confirm by clicking on Skip to abort the registration. |
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| Both control stations are fitted with pneumatic abort systems to allow the cable to run freely off the towing winch drum in the event of an emergency. |
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| The launch abort motor, manufactured at Orbital ATK facilities in Magna, Promontory and Clearfield, Utah, is a powerful solid rocket motor designed to ensure crew safety. |
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| Investigators in Ecuador believe a Fokker F28 crew was ill-prepared to abort take-off after a fire alert, and that the delay led the jet to overrun at Quito last year. |
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| A jet carrying 286 passengers was forced to slam on the brakes and abort a take-off after another plane began taxiing toward the same runway, US aviation officials have said. |
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| On March 24, an Airbus plane had to abort its take-off from Manchester International after a medium-sized bird flew very close to the right side of the plane. |
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| What was the speed of the aircraft when it was asked to abort take off. |
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| The book, titled 'Mother Courage', Dolores Aveiro has revealed that she wanted to abort but the doctor didn't support my decision, the Daily Star reported. |
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| I slewed into the deep grass, throttled up again to regain runway speed, tried to abort the take-off and ground-looped through the perimeter fence. |
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| When problems occurred during the launch, it was necessary to abort. |
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| When the gynoecium did not abort, F1 flowers were protogynous with the stigma maturing prior to the anthers. |
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| Aside from causing pregnant cows to abort, this would threaten the state's brucellosis-free status, and hence its vital livestock industry. |
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| But the full extent of the problem will not be known until Spring when the Brucellosis will cause pregnant cattle to abort. |
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| My mother told him she would abort, but instead packed up her stuff and ran. |
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| Because of the heavy ordnance load, he continued with the takeoff, instead of executing a highspeed abort. |
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| Most of those who fall victim to these kinds of accidents have neither planned nor been mentally prepared to execute an abort. |
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| Most takeoff and landing accidents would never have happened if the pilot had made a timely abort. |
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| Two aborts, even a slow-speed abort, on a hot day can make these valves release tire pressure. |
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| We never received an affirmative response from the tower to confirm our abort. |
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| If an ultrasound reveals that a fetus is female, the woman may abort. |
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| Also it causes pregnant Vixens to abort, which again is very painful. |
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| In Japonia 'tis a common thing to stifle their children if they be poor, or to make an abort, which Aristotle commends. |
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| They say communication glitches between the missile and the radar led US defence officials to abort. |
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| He was practicing aborting his pilot training, but then he really did abort! By then it was too late to unabort, eh Herbot? |
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