| Planted with a southern aspect to take advantage of the low arc of the winter sun, it has trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants and dwarf bulbs. |
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| The leader ducked the blow and brought the axe around in a sweeping arc straight for Drew's knees. |
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| Draw three arcs of circles, with each arc having as its center one of the triangle's corners and as its endpoints the other two corners. |
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| Beyond Corryhabbie Hill on the opposite side of Glen Rinnes, Lochnager and the arc of the Cairngorms form the distant horizon. |
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| If you're a messy eater, try to place your bag outside the arc of spray emanating from your plate. |
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| These folds are usually complicated by parasitic folds and arc characterized by north-dipping axial planes and near-horizontal hinge lines. |
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| Most sandstones arc characterized by erosional bases, hummocky cross-stratification and intensely burrowed tops. |
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| He moved through the crowd schmoozing and smiling, surrounded by an arc of secret service, his suit jacket tossed saucily over his shoulder. |
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| The war story arc takes a slight breather as they work to save the dying man. |
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| Keeping the trailing bucket and line inside the wide arc of the backcast is a prudent policy. |
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| Some amateurs swing too steeply on the backswing, bottom out the arc too soon on the downswing and hit it fat. |
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| This in turn span the phone up into an arc whereupon I went to grab it with all the grace of an England fielder. |
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| In this instance, vinyl stencil lettering took the form of a silver arc of language. |
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| She walked through the entrance, which was a huge arc of blooming roses, and at once was overwhelmed with the beauty and the smell of the roses. |
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| The dangers for Stephen, however, arc the barbed remarks of the scholars, presently engaged in a discussion of Goethe's novel, Wilhelm Meister. |
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| Above a carefully cut animal skin, an arc of wood is stretched taut by a rope. |
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| For a gyroscope in polar orbit, it works out to be about 0.041 arc second per year. |
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| Archaeologists have discovered an arc of buried megaliths that once formed part of the great stone circle at Avebury in Wiltshire. |
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| A dramatic arc of water is created as four women enjoy a communal bathing session in Son La province, north-western Vietnam. |
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| These gave results correct to 1 second of arc but were not too practical as the series converged slowly. |
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| In actual numbers its resolution is about half an arc second, which is equivalent of seeing a five cent piece from about 10 kilometres away. |
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| The subduction zone beneath northeast Honshu is marked at the surface by the Japan deep-sea trench and associated island arc. |
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| Instead of parrying, Celia crouched under the blade's arc and reprised with an upward thrust of her own weapon. |
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| An arc of deep locks, set among lawns, lowers it at last to join its western river. |
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| The arc of the cloudless sky gives the impression that the whole world is enclosed in a dome and a bird is singing in a nearby tree. |
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| Shouting a victory cry, he gave one mighty heave and shoe, worm, and fish flew from the water in a perfect arc over his boat. |
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| The Confederate frigate Halberd swung a wide arc around the freighter's stern and approached her docking port from aft. |
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| But Kepler found a discrepancy of eight minutes of arc between the observed and predicted positions of the planet. |
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| The average angular subtenses of Ricco's areas for the ten youngest and ten oldest observers were approximately 48 and 69 arc min, respectively. |
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| In my experience it takes much more than one solar arc progression to trigger events in a natal chart. |
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| On a hard, fast green it is necessary to take a wide arc to reach the jack. |
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| From where Cal stands, looking down, each toe seems to smile with a devilish black arc of under nail dirt. |
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| When he attempted to build a dune buggy from an old car, he taught Alan to wield an arc welder to help him do the job. |
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| This same caution applies to automatic flux-cored arc welding or gas metal arc welding. |
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| It blasts them three feet a second, in a soaring arc that carries them as far as two feet away. |
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| In 1880, arc lights were mounted on huge towers in Wabash, Indiana, illuminating the entire city. |
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| The arc of this group's path in America has been one from zealousness to bland, corporate moderateness. |
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| An early Cretaceous to late Eocene volcanic arc was located in the present-day Central Depression. |
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| Cheekily, and undetected, he repeatedly stole a few inches by placing the ball outside the arc every time he took a corner kick. |
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| He tried a little grubber from seven yards out, the ball rebounded into his hands and he sprinted on an arc into the corner. |
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| Again circle and arc motifs frame the central boss and create interesting geometric figures across the flat extent of the ceiling. |
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| Part of this complexity can be related to the presence of irregularities on the subducting plates, such as aseismic ridges and arc terranes. |
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| This allows a potentially more cosmetic midline scar and a increased arc of rotation for added flap length. |
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| Forcefully press the weights in an arc above your upper chest, exhaling as you pass the midpoint. |
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| Use of padding techniques that arc glued or taped to the sole of the foot have also been reported in the medical literature. |
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| Against the strict rules of your order, you use an arc and compass breastpin. |
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| The second stretches northward along the littoral, fanning outward to the east in a broad arc encompassing the area around Aleppo. |
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| Inhale slightly more than usual and hold your breath as you lower the weights in a wide arc out to your sides. |
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| Ponting cracked 25 runs square on the leg side, and another 26 in the arc between midwicket and long on. |
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| When the stage is dimmed, spotlights are used to create a tight arc of light in which Roberts and Corbert perform. |
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| Moving from Libra into Scorpius on the 20th, Mars buzzes past the arc of three stars known as the Crown of the Scorpion. |
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| Neither too fast nor too slow, in an even one-two cadence, swing the shih-tzu puppy in an arc from slightly below the level of your shoulders. |
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| The story arc follows the descent of a rich Iranian tourist to a post-apocalyptic America coming out of a nuclear winter. |
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| Only the arc lengths of transcendental curves such as the cycloid and the logarithmic spiral had been calculated before this. |
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| The other arc functions, acos, and atan, behave as their more-familiar counterparts. |
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| The mercury excites the phosphor coating on interior of the tube when the arc is struck. |
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| The radian is a unit which connects the radius of an arc, the length of the arc and the angle subtended by the arc. |
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| If we use an angle h, the arc length will be krh, where k is a constant that depends on the units of angle you use. |
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| The use of the series circuit in arc lighting must be regarded as a step of the greatest importance in the history of the are light. |
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| The flicker produced by fluorescent lamps is a result of the pulsing of the arc within the lamp. |
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| If the overriding plate is continental, the volcanic arc expresses itself as an extended mountain range such as the Andes of South America. |
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| Both the gas tungsten arc and the gas metal arc processes supply this requirement. |
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| I recall seeing a photo in Scientific American of the arc from a large Tesla Coil being guided in a straight line by a laser pulse. |
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| The arc of the members' lives follows precisely the classic Greek model of destiny, hubris and nemesis. |
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| He appeared to be practising moves, waving what I believed to be a sword around his head and swishing it in an arc around his body. |
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| It was raining, and Mireles saw a blue electrical arc lighting up the sky near Riverside Drive and Glendale Avenue, he said. |
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| In flash welding, the heat is obtained from an arc established between the pieces to be welded by electrical resistance. |
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| With a float tied to the end, we start to pay the line out to float behind us and arc round the stranded yacht. |
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| Most arc magmas have also undergone complex fractionation and contamination paths, which make attempts to quantify their petrogenesis difficult. |
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| This imperative, exposed through syntax, pervades the eight poems chosen here to represent Paul Celan's twenty-five-year arc of work. |
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| The gas tungsten arc welding process is used for the pure columbium and for the lower strength commercial alloys. |
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| Anyway, using James's formula to calculate Griffey's chance of reaching 756 HRs, we can trace the arc of his career. |
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| Steel manufactured in electric arc furnaces from scrap uses far less energy than traditional openhearth furnaces using pig iron. |
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| She gives Gina a great '70 s attitude, though I was never sure where her character arc was going. |
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| The system utilizes a huge artificial horizon with V-bar indicator and an HSI in your choice of arc mode or full display at bottom center. |
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| For gas tungsten arc and plasma arc the filler metals are not used and the edges are fused. |
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| In most TV shows, a story arc is a plot line that runs over several episodes, sometimes spanning seasons. |
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| This lake's arc is reflected in the curve of the portal arches connecting the auditorium to the flanking podlike domes for parking. |
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| Each arc had an iridescent crystal drop in the center of it, and loops of silver chains falling to her mid back from each. |
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| Individual performance sport has become boring, the arc of achievement has flat lined. |
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| It then would have followed a familiar Canadian arc of being rejected on home turf, only to be discovered down south. |
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| Shielded metal arc welding can be used to weld a wide range of thickness of copper alloys. |
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| Rosand's soaring arc of sound and pristine, classical phrasing made the celestial beauty of this heavenly music soar. |
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| Plot points of the main arc are sprinkled throughout, typically bookending the standalone story. |
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| The first two episodes are stand-alone installments, as the overall story arc doesn't begin to reveal itself until later. |
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| It is about understanding the entire arc of human social development since we emerged as a species. |
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| They are just toying with us at this point in the story arc for this set of characters. |
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| It's fair to say that James Cameron gave Sarah Connor a character arc over the course of the first two Terminator films. |
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| Apart from the change in protagonist, the story arc seems to be much the same. |
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| The movies, hilariously enough, follow an almost identical arc to the equally maligned series. |
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| Read only as a biographical primer, Houdini's Box captures the arc of Houdini's life. |
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| We watched our stones arc into the air, miss the birds by several hundred feet and fall to Earth. |
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| Cool oases carpet the valley after the gentle Touzlimt Pass, and amazing whorls and swirls of strata arc across the eastern mountains. |
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| Its carbon arc lamp doesn't shoot light through filmstrips to create the illusion of movement. |
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| The light source of the system is a high-pressure xenon arc lamp with a fast-scanning polychromator. |
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| Both features are characteristic of calc-alkaline magmas erupted in subduction-related volcanic arc environments. |
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| Note that the arc of her brimless hat is shaped so the front is taller than the sides and back. |
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| Leading the Corps of Electrical Engineer Volunteers in the Boer War, he used his arc lamp design to develop the military searchlight. |
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| Between 1900 and 1904, Bie used a carbon arc lamp and liquid filters to confirm that violet-blue and UV rays were lethal to bacteria. |
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| It's down the hall, then you turn left when you see the floral arc lamp, and then after five doors down, you'll see two corridors. |
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| Magnesium can be welded by many of the arc and resistance welding processes, as well as by the oxyfuel gas welding process, and it can be brazed. |
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| They can be readily brazed, and many coppers and copper alloys can be welded by various gas, arc and resistance methods. |
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| Severin charged, swiping the dagger in a wide arc that left him wide open and defenseless. |
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| On its south side the Oytag arc is thrust over Carboniferous sandstones and limestones that are folded into spectacular nappes. |
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| A seamount capped by limestone was incorporated into the accretionary prism north of the arc in Cambrian-Early Ordovician time. |
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| Once in the water, the upswept bow and flared sides allow it to handle waves while the shallow arc bottom provides stability. |
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| Thus basin evolution can be readily linked to geochemically and radiometrically constrained volcanic arc development. |
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| These steels are usually welded by the gas tungsten arc or the gas metal arc welding process. |
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| It has been used to weld dissimilar metals that were not weldable by the arc processes. |
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| Among the objects is the gold handle of a pouring vessel in the shape of a leaping tigress, heavy teats swelling down from the arc of her body. |
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| The radius of circle or arc you can make with this beam compass set is limited only by the ledge you have at hand. |
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| If someone gets ready to frontside bluntside on a ramp they generally arc frontside on the transition, agreed. |
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| Also, in the same year, he began the measurement of the arc of the meridian through Paris. |
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| The arc was extended from an octant to a sextant and a stout handle was added at the back of the instrument. |
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| The orangish arc extending to the left from the aurora is airglow viewed edgewise on the limb of the Earth. |
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| The basic system comes with time domain reflectometry and digital arc reflection modes as standard. |
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| When the normal sympathetic reflex arc fails to discontinue at the appropriate time, a temporary vasoconstrictive action of small vessels occurs. |
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| These relaxations are vagally mediated, but the reflex arc that produces them can be affected by stimulation of other receptors. |
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| The tectonics underlying the Sunda arc are a type of plate boundary known as a convergent boundary. |
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| Bathymetry is an arc coverage of prominent bathymetric contours in the Gulf basin water area. |
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| A 250 W xenon arc lamp and a mechanical chopper provided the analyzing beam. |
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| The results of the experiment to develop a method for consumably arc melting hafnium crystal bars are summarized as follows. |
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| The whole scene is so primeval that we would stand gaping all afternoon if the westering arc of the sun didn't jog us on our way. |
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| However, shielded metal arc welding, plasma arc, and electron beam welding processes can be used. |
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| Using a thermopile and galvanometer, he demonstrated that UV rays from an arc lamp are several orders of magnitude more lethal than visible rays. |
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| In order to determine the shape of the Earth, Cassini proposed measuring an arc of the meridian from the north of France to the south. |
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| The arc between midwicket and long-on received maximum attention as bowlers were left gasping, fielders hopeless and spectators expectant. |
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| Although in common use, the geochemistry of modern arc lavas is not a safe discriminator for the tectonic setting of Archaean volcanic rocks. |
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| These sediments are melted and generate magma, which buoys up to earth's surface and erupts explosively at major island arc volcanic systems. |
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| This work attempted to solve the problem of constructing a line of the same length as an arc of a circle. |
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| Bobby Darin's life in Beyond The Sea, while extraordinary on its own terms, lacks a dramatic arc needed to produce a really riveting film. |
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| The proof we have examined in detail is one where the outer circumference of the lune is the arc of a semicircle. |
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| The air had a hallucinatory clarity tonight with the bank towers etched against the sky and a surreal arc of sprinklers tending the fields below. |
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| Start with the dumbbells at arm's length above your chest and lower them in a wide arc out to your sides until you feel a stretch in your chest. |
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| To improve arc initiation and control the spread of the arc, the electrode should be ground to a point. |
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| White turned the light switch off, there was a severe electrical arc from the conduit, immediately followed by sparks and flames. |
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| Scientists later demonstrated that fullerenes can be conveniently generated by setting up an electric arc between two graphite electrodes. |
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| Tungsten arc welding, using inert shielding gases, is hardly a new process. |
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| To follow the sun's arc through the sky, Chris daily repositions the panels. |
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| Every angle has just one sine, but the inverse function, the arc sine, wraps around to produce infinitely many values. |
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| Today I thus have only the vaguest idea of the story of King David, the basis for the arc of Kings. |
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| I watched cabin cruisers arc through the large triangular confluence, then, my detour done, wandered back for the walk proper. |
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| A coating of zinc on steel can be used and the aluminum welded to it by the gas tungsten arc welding process. |
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| Alternatively, the missile is heated in an arc around its circumference and crumples under atmospheric drag force or its own G-force. |
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| It has been previously reported that because of extension of the outer arc of such anticlines, graben form above their crests. |
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| In a series of experiments he showed that radiation from an electric arc lamp can have much the same effect on skin as sunlight. |
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| This last result, known by his name, expressed a hyperbolic arc in terms of two elliptic ones. |
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| An arc then flashes over between these electrodes 24 and 13, giving rise to ionization and pressurization. |
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| The equipment required is identical to that required for shielded metal arc welding. |
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| The body is assembled using a variety of techniques, including arc welding, spot welding, and self-piercing rivets. |
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| In some cases the gas tungsten arc welding or plasma hot wire process is used. |
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| Prove that all those lines concur at the midpoint M of the arc ST complementary to the segment. |
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| This effect is minimized with gas metal arc welding because of the higher welding speed utilized. |
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| Traditional arc welding has the advantage of being inexpensive, but it's tricky to control. |
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| The welding processes most commonly employed today include gas welding, arc welding, and resistance welding. |
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| Traditional gas metal arc welding was a very time-consuming process and created quite a lot of repair and scrap. |
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| Gas-metal arc welding is used to join titanium and titanium alloys more than 3 mm thick. |
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| For example, submerged arc welding is widely used for building up the surface of worn parts. |
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| The welding load should be appreciably higher than for spot welding, because of the longer arc of contact between wheel and sheet. |
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| For shielded metal arc welding, there are two basic types of electrode coatings. |
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| The covered electrodes are the most popular type of filler metal used in arc welding. |
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| This is compared to a current density of only 104 watts per square centimeter for arc welding. |
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| For instance, Trivedi points out that a towering metal sculpture designed by Pablo Picasso wouldn't be possible without arc welding. |
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| Their names are proudly written in block capital letters in an arc above their heads. |
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| He produced a number of formulas for triangles, two sides of which were straight lines and the third was the arc of a circle. |
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| His magnificent arc of a brush had been dipped in white paint. |
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| Preheat requirements would be similar to gas metal arc welding. |
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| At that, he withdraws a shiv and runs the crude blade in a slow, deliberate arc from the top of his brow to his chin as the guards rush and tackle him. |
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| During the afternoon the fracture system resumed propagating downslope and bent to the SE, describing an arc that followed the morphology of the Valle del Leone edge. |
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| Together they whammed into the gulper and great sheets of explosive colours ricochet off its thick leathery hide, creating an arc around it of intense, blinding light. |
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| The best way to improve your arc is by learning to shoot and aim to make the shot without letting the ball hit the rim. |
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| The Romans used an arc in yoke form to make happen to the enemies disarmed or overcome in signal of submission and dominion. |
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| Long sentences unfold with great beauty, and her lines of argument follow not an artificial arc but the natural course of thought. |
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| The stock followed the Icarian arc of so many of its dotcom peers. |
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| Therefore, we attribute the formation of arc shapes in the model to differential propagation of the deformation front above two different types of decollement. |
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| Taking the heavy door of the theater in his hand, Michael extends his arm in a great arc as if to slam it with a force that would send shakes through the hushed room. |
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| She buys bags of nuts for them and throws them out in great handfuls that arc gracefully through the air and drop on the grass with the patter of tiny nut projectiles. |
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| This unit of distance is termed the parsec, defined as the distance of an object whose parallax equals one arc second. |
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| Some pieces bear Lebkuecher's hallmark of an L within the arc of a quarter moon, but all seem to be stamped with a four or five digit number, usually beginning with zero. |
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| A two-storey semi-circular arc of accommodation embraces a green public space which looks south-eastwards over the river to the endless landscape. |
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| It's just as though hundreds of arc lights were flickering and sputtering in the valley and behind the mountains too. |
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| Next, the continuous-tone positive is placed in contact with the carbon tissue and is exposed under an arc light. |
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| The conventional footlights, borderlights, and striplights were merely electrified, and the arc light was used for concentrated light sources. |
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| It was as if a great arc light had been switched on and I was living in a new and thrilling universe. |
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| Back in Barry, the series arc rumbles along toward a climax we still can't predict. |
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| The arc of Hathahate is like one of those U-ish parabolas from algebra class. |
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| The stream of bubbly from the popped champagne bottle creates an angelic arc over her, and lands right in the glass. |
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| Therefore, in this study, arc furnace steelmaking and casting are combined. |
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| So the plan is for Ken to draw an arc with Dale doing covers, and then Dale does an arc with Ken doing covers. |
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| A Molotov cocktail tumbled in an arc overhead and erupted briefly in a blaze. |
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| Important lateritic nickel deposits are found in New Caledonia, Indonesia, and Cuba, all of which are associated with island arc volcanism and plate margins. |
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| Amid a din of bantering of her personality, Paltrow pulled off a charming guest arc on Glee, winning an Emmy for her work. |
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| All the welders were engaged in shielded manual metal arc welding. |
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| He moved through the crowd schmoozing and smiling, surrounded by an arc of secret service agents, his suit jacket tossed saucily over his shoulder. |
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| From the top of a bluff on a clear day, with the sun melting the tarmac and baking my thighs, the deep-blue arc of the horizon looks like the edge of the earth. |
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| At this moment Nukite awoke from his deep slumber, his eyes closed in the early morning sunlight he rose slowly to his feet, stretching his arms in a wide arc as he did so. |
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| But I made it safely through the bracken and out the other side, and cut a wide arc back towards the car to continue my journey through the fields and flowers and trees. |
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| The sword came in a low arc before it chopped into the tree. |
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| A large dugong and calf had just surfaced for air and I turned round in time to watch their rounded torsos arc in unison and with a swirl of their tails, they disappeared. |
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| It was a dramatic scene as the arc lamps lit up the evening sky providing the illumination to allow the sugar to be pumped from the stricken tanker into a replacement one. |
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| Although simpler than the open arc lamp, it was not as bright. |
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| The arc of the moral universe is long, as Martin Luther King, Jr. said, but it bends toward justice. |
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| You must have been pretty stoked when you found out that Cary would have such a big, juicy arc this season. |
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| The Kings are very, very savvy about building the long arc for their lead characters. |
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| It effortlessly combined a catchy tune, an emotional arc and a surprisingly easy way to remember multiples of three. |
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| He gets out, gives a hefty shove, whereupon the car springs into life and performs a perfect arc across the main road before coming to rest against a tree. |
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| Corneal problems such as keratitis, ulceration, and arc damage are intensely painful, often requiring local anesthetic before the eye can be examined. |
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| An arc of white light shone through the carefully planned refractors near its crest, making the Citadel look like an archer's bow drawn to the sky. |
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| The three episodes will be a self-contained arc ending at Prom Night and will serve as a prologue for the rest of the series. |
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| Businesses are discovering that mediational modes arc cheaper and more effective than litigation-precisely because of the adversarial, zero-sum nature of litigation. |
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| After generating tornadoes during the weekend, the storm system continued toward the east and south yesterday, producing heavy rain along an arc from Louisiana to Virginia. |
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| Pulses that arc palpable in the foot while the patient is at rest or with the leg in a dependent position may disappear when the patient exercises. |
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| To the original Witwatersrand was added an arc of satellite towns from the Far West Rand goldfields to the huge coal, electricity, and oil plants of the eastern Transvaal. |
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| Light is given off by the arc and by heated electrodes and base metals. |
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| When calibrated to be in tune with the planet's resonance, it created what is still the largest man-made electrical surge ever, an arc over 130 feet long. |
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| This is not someone dropping a switch and seeing an arc of electricity. |
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| The cast he wears on his leg and the crutch he uses would seem to fit into the injurious arc of your career if nothing else. |
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| As the group focused light from an arc lamp onto the back of the substrate, the absorbed light yielded temperature gradients at the surface of the fluid. |
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| It was like an arc lamp had been turned on outside the beer tent. |
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| By 1878, electric lights called arc lights, which predated Edison's incandescent bulb and which burned about 300 times brighter, lit London and Paris streets. |
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| The crucial team briefing is held in a clear-fronted studio overlooking the winners' enclosure, with a searing bright arc lamp animating the setting. |
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| Submerged arc welding would not normally be used on free-machining steels. |
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| Nacey explains that in order for there to be fast, good, arc welding, it's necessary to have coordinated control of the wire feed speed, pulse waveform, and robot movement. |
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| Additionally, gaby Hoffmann showed off a natural below the belt look during her multi-episode arc on the super trendy Girls. |
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| The javelin reached the top of its arc and began sailing down. |
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| The contemporaneity in ophiolite formation and felsic arc magmatism suggests that intraoceanic subduction started soon after the opening of the ocean basin. |
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| People with pacemakers and defibrillators who use arc welding devices and other kinds of heavy energy that involve magnetism or electricity tend to have problems. |
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| What has that arc been like, from that unjaded little girl seeing that film to the unjaded woman starring in Another Happy Day? |
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| The thorium dispersion enhances thermionic electron emission, which in turn improves the starting characteristics of gas tungsten arc welding electrodes. |
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| By the way, one second of arc is not to be confused as a measure of time! |
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| It crosses at a point 50 seconds of arc to the east of the previous year. |
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| Trace element data and isotopic analysis demonstrate that the arc is composed of islandarc tholeiite and ocean-island basalts and calc-alkaline arc-type extrusive rocks. |
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| He opened his eyes to see a semicircular arc cut into the hillside. |
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| This tip will make the skates turn in an arc so you won't do the splits! |
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| But to read for the lost arc is to mistake what this book is up to. |
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| Taking a deep breath, she sighted, fired it at a high arc and then waited. |
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| In that long historical arc from the first correspondents writing letters to today's pros uplinked by satellite, there have been several revolutions in journalistic authority. |
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| They are allowed outside in a pen during the day, but at night they are put inside with an arc heater to increase their chance of survival during the colder nights. |
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| Basement trends in the Central North Sea are generally characterized by NW-SE and NE-SW faults that parallel the arc of Caledonian and Tornquist lineaments. |
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| Early in the 20th century, the debate in the literature over the healthiness of heliotherapy and arc lamps provided the motivation for testing these ideas using animal models. |
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| The Arc, Chord, Radius, Height, Angle, Apothem, and Area Suppose you have a segment of a circle, bounded by an arc of the circle and the chord subtending it. |
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| This practice should be competitive with, and as energy efficient as, electric arc furnace steelmaking. |
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| There's something about the feel of being positioned well and having the ball hit the sweet spot and then arc perfectly over the net past my opponent. |
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| After Arizona hit a three-pointer of its own, I again swished a shot from behind the arc and we trailed by only two with thirty seconds left to go. |
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| For example, implementing passive filters in a dynamic, changing facility might cause the appearance of resonant flows that arc dangerous and hard to find. |
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| Various combinations of these processes are invoked to account for the range of geochemical and petrographic features in tale-alkaline continental margin volcanic arc suites. |
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| As this margin inclines dorsally, it sweeps around in a distally concave arc to produce a rounded, distally pointing extremity adjacent to the dorsal margin. |
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| The pivot of this arc of instability is the new state of Timor Leste. |
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| Don Pedro's arc moves him from proud hidalgo to magnificent obsessive, an all-macho embodiment of the extremes of empowerment, totally devoid of any self-doubt. |
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| For instance, if the length of the fuse wire or strip is short enough, an arc will form between the ends maintaining the circuit as long as there is current to supply it. |
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| When electricity starts to arc from a wire to a metal surface this acts as an earth and causes a massive current flow which would normally blow any fuse. |
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| High frequency current should be used for starting the direct current and arc with alternating current high frequency should be used continuously. |
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| It was shown that it is necessary to deoxidise the metal in vacuum arc remelting. |
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| Traditional arc welding is hard to control and sometimes damages metal parts. |
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| His suggestion was that a unit, the milliare, be defined as a minute of arc along a meridian. |
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| For example, the preparations for a performance form a major plot arc in Charles Dickens' Nicholas Nickleby. |
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| In 2014, Classic Alice wove a 10 episode arc placing its characters in the world of Macbeth. |
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| Hippolyta's story arc is that she must submit to Theseus and become a matron. |
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| Electric arc furnace steelmaking is the manufacture of steel from scrap or direct reduced iron melted by electric arcs. |
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| It is now common to perform ladle metallurgical operations in gas stirred ladles with electric arc heating in the lid of the furnace. |
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| These lamps used a carbon rod from an arc lamp rather than a slender filament. |
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| The electrode then became incandescent, with the arc contributing little to the light produced. |
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| These arc lamps ran on relatively low voltages and incorporated tungsten filaments to start ionization within the envelope. |
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| They provided the intense concentrated light of an arc lamp but were easier to operate. |
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| Developed around 1915, these lamps were displaced by mercury and xenon arc lamps. |
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| Mesopotamian architecture was characterized by the use of brick, lintel and the introduction of construction elements like arc and vault. |
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| Troops were positioned on the bridge giving an excellent arc of fire in case of attack. |
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| These phases are explained by the assumption that the western edge of Baltica collided with an island arc or microcontinent. |
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| In a nonawake person with an intact reflex arc passive head-turning causes the eyes to deviate conjugately in the opposite direction. |
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| The nautical mile was defined as a minute of arc of latitude measured along any meridian. |
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| These languages were spoken in an arc stretching across from Iberia in the west to the Balkans and Anatolia in the east. |
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| Each series includes both standalone and multiple episodic stories, linked with a loose story arc that is resolved in the series finale. |
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| The arc focuses on the death and partial resurrection of main character Owen Harper, and how he copes as a dead man. |
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| Melting in an electric arc furnace can be used to produce small ingots of the metal without the need for a crucible. |
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| All 20 turbines describes a graceful arc reflecting the shoreline of Bangui Bay, facing the West Philippine Sea. |
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| This can act on various scales, from the small scale of one island arc up to the larger scale of an entire ocean basin. |
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| Geological Survey described the main features of island arc subduction in the Aleutian Islands. |
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| A volcanic arc is formed on the continental plate, above the location of the downgoing oceanic slab. |
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| The volcanic arc is the surface expression of the magma that is generated by hydrous melting of the mantle above the downgoing slab. |
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| When two plates with oceanic crust converge, they typically create an island arc as one plate is subducted below the other. |
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| The arc is formed from volcanoes which erupt through the overriding plate as the descending plate melts below it. |
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| In this case, the location of the trench migrates towards the magmatic arc over the life of the convergent margin. |
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| The Hellenic Trench of the Hellenic arc system is unusual because this convergent margin subducts evaporites. |
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| The South Sandwich Islands constitute a volcanic island arc which results from this active subduction. |
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| The Scotia Arc is the island arc system forming the north, east and south border of the Scotia Sea. |
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| Charting a wide arc in the south Atlantic, the armada stumbled on the landmass of Brazil on 22 April 1500, and anchored near Porto Seguro, Bahia. |
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| In handwriting, it was common to start the arc to the left of the vertical stroke, resulting in a serif at the top of the arc. |
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| To the west, a portion of the arc extends past the easternmost edge of Maryland. |
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| It was an early form of arc light which produced its illumination from an electric arc created between two charcoal rods. |
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| This arc flash hazard is a danger to persons working on energized switchgear. |
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| Sir Humphry Davy invented the carbon arc lamp in 1802 upon discovering that electricity could produce a light arc with carbon electrodes. |
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| Carbon arc lamps were started by making contact between two carbon electrodes, which were then separated to within a narrow gap. |
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| In the 1850s, many of these problems were solved by the arc lamp invented by William Petrie and William Staite. |
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| The first successful arc lamp was developed by Russian engineer Pavel Yablochkov, and used the Gramme generator. |
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| The system lit up arc lamps on the main streets and incandescent lamps on a few side streets with hydroelectric power. |
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| The view stretches from the Pennines in the east to a great arc of Lakeland hills filling the western horizon. |
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| The northern arc begins with Great Gable's lesser sibling, Green Gable, and Brandreth, before turning north west above the shore of Buttermere. |
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| The final extremity of the northern arc curves around the head of Loweswater to Low Fell and Fellbarrow. |
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| A car park has however been provided at the head of the lake which brings the great arc of fells from Branstree round to High Raise into range. |
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| Krakatoa, Nevado del Ruiz, and Mount Vesuvius are all examples of arc volcanoes. |
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