Izzie preferred poison darts, shot through a blowpipe which hung constantly around her neck like a treasured piece of jewellery. |
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Lashed to the end of the blowpipe is a sharp bayonet with which they administer the coup de grace once the pig is cornered. |
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Licking his lips in anticipation, Epsilon drew a tiny blowpipe from his belt and loaded it with a silvery needle. |
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They did their soldering over a charcoal fire using a blowpipe to intensify the production of heat. |
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It was here that he invented the oxy-hydrogen blowpipe, a system for burning a jet of oxygen and hydrogen to produce an intensely hot flame. |
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The dart from a blowpipe could strike there, but very few pipers could drive a dart hard enough to penetrate through the flesh into the brain. |
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When all is ready, he gathers clear hot glass on his blowpipe and then carefully rolls the 20-to 25-pound gather of hot glass into a cylinder. |
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Local heating by blowpipe or torch is not recommended, but when this is necessary precautions must be taken to avoid local overheating. |
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Though everything begins on the blowpipe, a million things can happen before a piece reaches the showroom. |
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An early version of Darts called Puff and Dart, used a blowpipe to fire a dart at the target. |
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In her belt were two knives, her blowpipe, and a pouch filled with poison darts. |
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Then, inching the window open a tiny fraction, the rogue captain slipped the end of the blowpipe into the room. |
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Among his inventions were the oxyhydrogen blowpipe, an electric furnace, and a deflagrator, and his research included work on salts. |
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The patented nozzle of this torch blowpipe lets you obtain an evenly distributed temperature, which makes brazing work much easier. |
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The six ads highlight versions of Action Man outfitted for the Arctic, the jungle and accoutred with a blowpipe, a bow and arrow, a Silver Spear vehicle and a skateboard. |
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Students remember his prowess with a blowpipe that he kept in his laboratory. |
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The blowpipe, or blow gun, with its poisoned darts is one of the hunter's deadliest weapons. |
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A blowpipe is necessary to fill the bag with air, and an arm over the bag provides pressure to activate the pipes. |
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This practice set is a affordable beginners instrument. Chanter, stocks and blowpipe are cnc-machined from polyacetal. |
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Each of the men that manufacture these designs illustrate, at the end of their blowpipe, the timeless breath of an illustrious history. |
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McCallum Bagpipe with a Goretex bag and built-in redpipe electronic. Drones and a blowpipe. |
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The torch blowpipe lets you braze to strip, and also braze weld with coated bronze. |
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Another possibility: glassblowing with a blowpipe, used especially for creating laboratory vessels, certain neon signs and decorative objects. |
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The other feature and benefit of this torch blowpipe is that you can use it as a thermal paint burner. |
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The glass tubes or draw-rods are shaped, blown or stretched using a flame or blowpipe. |
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With machete in one hand and blowpipe in the other, the chief of the village, Pali Ajung, took me up into the hills to see the forest they fought so hard to keep. |
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The six ads highlight versions of the action figure outfitted for the Arctic, the jungle and accoutred with a blowpipe, a bow and arrow, a vehicle and a skateboard. |
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A small blowpipe was clutched tightly in its hand, a slender wooden tube carved around with a coiled snake, its fangs curved around the departure hole of the darts. |
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Arms tired from waving, she set off into the dark forest, weighed down by her rucksack and ready for anything with deerskin clothes on and her blowpipe loaded. |
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The artist stands atop a raised platform and bends over the edge with his blowpipe held vertically as he forms the bulbous body in a teardrop fashion. |
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Her two very large, flesh-colored balloon sculptures initially resemble pinkish bubbles that have emerged from their blowpipe in contiguous clumps. |
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This means that, when air is being added through the blowpipe, your arm should compensate for the increase in pressure provided by your lungs, by squeezing the bag less and vice versa. |
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The wineglasses were from a matched dozen, each having begun as a glowing parison at the end of some blowpipe over in Murano but days before. |
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His specialty was mineralogy, in particular, assaying and blowpipe analysis, but he taught the full range of geological courses, including paleontology. |
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Once fitted, the Moose Valves acts as a water trap which effectively collects excess moisture which can be tipped out at any time by simply removing the blowpipe. |
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Activities include classical sports shooting, archery, darts and blowpipe. |
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Goretexbag with show drones and a blowpipe. |
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Leather bag with show drones and a blowpipe. |
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The same painting shows a craftsman with a blowpipe in his mouth holding a small object over a fire with a tweezer-like instrument about eight to 10 inches long. |
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Hunting with blowpipe and curare poison is a unique occurrence. |
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A modern set has a bag, a chanter, a blowpipe, two tenor drones, and one bass drone. |
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Finally, it was realized that the glass bulb on the end of the blowpipe could be shaped freehand to any form desired, and handles, feet, and decorative elements could be added at will. |
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Synthetic rubies and sapphires are made commercially by fusing a mixture of high-purity aluminum oxide with colouring agents in an oxyhydrogen blowpipe flame. |
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A glob of molten glass is placed on the end of the blowpipe, and is then inflated into a wooden or metal carved mold. |
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A full amount of blue glass required for the body of the vase was gathered on the end of the blowpipe and was subsequently dipped into a pot of hot white glass. |
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Prisoners have turned everyday items into weapons, including toothbrushes turned into knives, a blowpipe with deadly darts and a toilet brush sharpened to make a spear. |
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