| If enacted, the law might eliminate tethers and stalls for other classes of cattle. |
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| In the rest of the world, for example, sow stalls and tethers, banned here, are still widely used. |
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| The use of specialized animal stalls and tethers is accepted as a science-based industry standard of management. |
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| With sows kept in tethers in a stall, their movement is restricted with a belt around their torsos just behind the front legs or around the neck. |
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| Selected European countries and the European Union have banned or are phasing out use of stalls and tethers for gestating sows. |
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| She can go to the bathroom without asking anyone's permission, or needing someone to unentangle her from her various tethers. |
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| Vieuille-Thomas et al. observed sows housed in tethers, stalls, and groups for the occurrence of stereotypic behaviors. |
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| He compared this to pyramids made by cheerleaders at sports events and parents putting tethers on toddlers. |
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| Membrane tethers usually have diameters of the order of tens of nanometers, so they were barely visible under normal microscopic conditions. |
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| In contrast to moving from outdoors to neck tethers, moving from outdoors to indoor gestation pens or stalls did not inhibit litter size. |
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| Please carefully follow the child-restraint system manufacturer's instructions when installing tethers. |
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| The ESC believes that the proposal should cover all animals, regardless of production system. of sows and gilts, and the use of tethers for sows. |
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| Where tethers, ties or individual stalls are used, they should allow animals to stand up and lie down without causing injury or distress. |
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| Non-bio-degradable tethers should be collected and removed from the stream after carcass decomposition. |
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| The young man's head was bandaged, disabling all of the most primal senses, save touch which now burned beneath the abrasive tethers on his wrists. |
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| They hook up their tethers to the orbiter so they don't float away, and they move around using handholds. |
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| It appears that the physiological data from a number of studies indicate the welfare of sows in stalls is equal to, or better than, that of sows in tethers or groups. |
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| This experiment showed that in order for tethers to be useful for long-duration missions in space, they must be designed to withstand cuts by micrometeorites and space debris. |
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| Her horse reared, its eyes rimmed with white as it bolted away, the other three riderless horses bucked until their tethers snapped and galloped after it. |
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| Now, at a stroke, the tethers of time, space and matter had been slashed away. |
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| At the moment, for simplicity, it is powered through a wire that tethers it down. |
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| Add lots of pockets and tethers for your suit, so your space tools won't float away! |
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| Mr Sloan tethers his story to a weird reality, striking a comical balance between eccentric and normal. |
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| After being cultured for four days, the heart cells migrated toward the center of the gel to form a dense cord of tissue that extended between the two tethers. |
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| By the time Isabel and Auguste become neighbours, they are both at the end of their respective tethers. |
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| From 1 January 2006 the use of tethers for sows and gilts shall be totally prohibited. |
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| Because speckle contrast was often low and filament overlap could also produce speckles, myosin tethers were used as fiducial marks for this study. |
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| All models include lower anchors and tethers for up to two child seats, helping ease proper installation of compatible aftermarket child seats. |
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| Use more tethers to hook up tools and equipment to the suit so they don't float away. |
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| Spring tethers can be fixed at just about any angle, since pitch circles can be selected steplessly from 42 up to 4.5 mm. |
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| Therefore, astronauts need safety tools called tethers that will prevent them from floating away. |
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| The Canadarm can't reach it, so we have to do it with tethers. |
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| Presently the horses began to scream, and tore at their tethers till I came to them and quieted them. When they did feel my hands on them,they whinnied low as in joy,and licked at my hands and were quiet for a time. |
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| Most microtools for use in medical applications are operated by tethers of some kind. |
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| He later darkened his comedy in films in which middle-aged male protagonists — unlucky womanizers, artists at the end of their creative tethers — are just one banana peel away from disaster. |
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| These allow the tethers to be uncoiled and recoiled as required. |
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| Timothy Spall plays seascape painter JMW Turner, who spits on his canvases, doctors the work of his rivals and tethers himself to a mast, like a dilapidated Ulysses, so as to view the wind and waves up close. |
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| Spars are moored to the seabed like TLPs, but whereas a TLP has vertical tension tethers, a spar has more conventional mooring lines. |
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| The reason for using the multifilament design is to make the tethers more resistant to micrometeoroid bombardment. |
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| Magnetic field lines, unlike normal tethers, cannot have exposed ends. |
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| The use of tethers for sows and gilts will be definitively forbidden. |
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| Where tethers are used, they must not cause injury to the calves and must be inspected regularly and adjusted as necessary to ensure a comfortable fit. |
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| When animals are tied, the ropes, the tethers or other means used shall be strong enough not to break during normal transport conditions, and long enough to allow the animals, if necessary, to lie down and to eat and drink. |
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| The resultant force vector from the lift and drag force components is opposed by the tension of the one or more rope lines or tethers attached to the wing. |
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| Sound implicates these obscure tethers, which connect sound to noise, thereby giving sound its sense. The implicated difference inholds an obscure reserve of sense. |
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| The E-sail consists of a number of long and thin conductive wires or tethers, which are kept at a positive potential with the help of an onboard electron gun. |
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| Tethers were attached to the bucket and backhoe of the Bobcat while others were secured to the machine itself. |
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