| We believe that running at higher levels of antialiasing would generate unplayable frame rates, so we didn't test with higher settings. |
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| Who really imagines it's possible to tell from one frame whether or a tape is genuine? |
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| We originally thought that the smalt might be limited to the stiles and rails, serving as a frame for the raised panels. |
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| Fourteen is not an easy age and getting your children into the right frame of mind for these tests can be difficult. |
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| Chris barreled toward her nervous stature at a fast speed, his long arms wrapping themselves around her frame as he spun her around. |
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| Everything pressed down against the small frame floating into the depths of the lazy river. |
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| I must have bought the frame years ago in a jumble sale in York and probably thought no more about it until Florence gave me the photos. |
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| In April we built propagation tables and raised the frame for the greenhouse. |
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| Once the frame is assembled and is set up in the desired spot, special tie-down anchors secure the frame to the dirt or lawn. |
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| Three reds remain but Hendry surprisingly concedes to leave his opponent just one frame from victory. |
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| Reading, writing and rereading my list keeps me in a positive frame of mind. |
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| For example, she once reframed a self-portrait by her sister, but decided that she liked the original frame better. |
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| There are sleeker body frame pillars, a steeply raked windscreen and a slicker, sportier back-end with rear spoiler and clutter-free hatch door. |
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| Finally, the watercolours were reframed using a more neutral wooden frame and special non-reflective glazing. |
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| The new structures consist of a steel frame and either compressed earth blocks or rammed earth and a tiled roof. |
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| Pentheus tore away his headband from his hair, and ripped the feminine disguise from his frame that his wretched mother might recognize him! |
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| To keep sand and dirt from escaping, glue or caulk glass to the frame front, and glue kraft paper to the frame's outside back. |
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| Pairing a prized picture with a cheap and junky frame not only cheapens the picture but also the entire room. |
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| They do, however, represent a captive audience and, what is more, an audience in a highly receptive frame of mind. |
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| The lath-and-plaster technique involves constructing a frame with rebar and attaching diamond metal lath with tie wire to the frame. |
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| Borrowers can choose from fixed or variable rates, with terms ranging from five to 30 years, with the longer time frame proving most popular. |
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| She turned the handle again, pulling at it harder, rattling the door in its frame but not opening it. |
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| He unhooks the bike frame and ties it tightly to his backpack, then doubles its rope round the wires and knots it tight. |
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| Team members have to move the frame with another person standing on the bar of the A-frame, by loosening and pulling on ropes at different times. |
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| The window suddenly swung open inside, the frame knocking him hard on the chin and sending him sprawling on his back. |
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| She found the lack of a table very frustrating, and she eventually made her own one by lashing together a door frame and pieces of bamboo. |
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| He created the works by dipping pieces of wire mesh into pulp made of abaca and then painting the frame in lively watercolors. |
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| Williams scored first, but it was Hunter who made the frame and championship winning contribution as he cleared a sizeable cluster of reds. |
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| Ever resourceful, she wadded some toilet paper between it and the door frame and found that it stayed shut. |
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| It is equally clear that the region aboral to the marginal frame is a part of the perforate extraxial body wall. |
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| With a bit of overclocking on the memory you should, by rights, be able to gain an average frame rate above thirty frames per second. |
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| Mum Claire had taken him to McDonald's at Clifton Moor, York, to help him gain confidence with the walking frame he needs to get about. |
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| To those walking past his room he was like any other frail old man teetering at his walking frame like a branch swaying in a cruel breeze. |
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| Last December, at 102, Alec still used a walking frame while unveiling an Anzac memorial stone at Hobart's Anglesea Barracks. |
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| You would learn to use a walking frame with the same neurones with which 80 or so years ago you learned to walk. |
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| One child who requires the use of a walking frame is unable to bring it to school because there is no space. |
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| Thick, beige, wall-to-wall carpeting covered the floor, and the vast bed had a frame of some sleek, dark wood. |
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| A square frame encloses the inscription, forming the main block's quadrangular contour. |
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| It has become absurdly easy to frame whatever group is supposed to take the blame for an atrocity. |
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| The tuning coil frame was built using American whitewood, and fixed with wooden bolts. |
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| What you need to do is to get in the right frame of mind by reading up on the subject. |
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| He led 53-8 with two reds left in the 16th frame but snookered himself on the second last red. |
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| After one last, warning crush, he let go, my frame slumping against the wall for support. |
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| These borders indicate the early acceptance of the idea of a frame as a way to set off, isolate and distinguish a drawing or painting. |
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| One of the things that makes ordinary quilts so likable is the way that they typically frame a wealth of detail in smallish, repeating patterns. |
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| It blended with the figure's dress and softened the frame giving it an instant aged appearance. |
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| The alignment exhibited an insertion of 11 consecutive codons after the first 2 codons in the reading frame of the S gene. |
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| The leader transcript contains an open reading frame which encodes a polypeptide of 44 amino acids. |
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| Analysis of the nucleotide sequence identifies an open reading frame of 1882 codons, interrupted by one putative intron. |
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| The 2002 British Open champion sank 14 reds before missing the penultimate black in the final frame of the day. |
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| The frame and barrel are a single casting, which allows for easy manufacturing, but poses challenges to drilling, reaming and rifling. |
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| All but the rearmost portion of the slide was too hot to hold but the frame never got that warm. |
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| For ease and safety, the students first fitted the frame together on the ground, then took it apart and reassembled it in place. |
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| Bootham were only five points behind on aggregate as two of the frame wins were black ball results. |
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| You half expect to see Harold Lloyd or Ben Turpin run across the frame chasing their wind blown hat. |
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| A stone from outside shatters the glass in the window frame in the nick of time, before the gas flooding the room can have its intended effect. |
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| Made of wood or metal, decorative rods span the window frame and act as the primary support for the drapery or scarf. |
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| Apparently, he was leaning out of a window and the sash cord broke, with the result that the window frame fell on his head and knocked him out. |
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| Holes in the seal between the air conditioner and the window frame allow cool air to escape from your home. |
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| To install this system, just drill a hole in the upper corner of the lower window frame and align it with holes in the top sash. |
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| A cold frame in a sunny corner uses no resources except scrap lumber and an old window frame. |
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| Caulking the outside of the window frame where it joins the overall structure of the house will halt this flow of air. |
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| The best way to counter this form of corporate espionage is to mount tiny mechanical motors into the window frame to vibrate the glass. |
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| They allow the hinge edge of the sash to slide away from the window frame as it opens. |
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| Attaching film to the window frame keeps the broken glass in the frame, much like an automobile windshield. |
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| The inflation had been forecasted to a certain extent, so the budget's macroeconomic frame would not be recalculated. |
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| Revel, my bearded guide, is so unashamedly laid back his tall, lanky frame spends most of the time in the horizontal. |
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| Other robots slot-and-tab the windshield frame and roof in place before they are welded. |
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| He also put a frame around the lamp to keep it cool and made the fixture of aluminum rather than steel. |
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| Probably by breaking off from a frame to do a quick poo in the corner of the auditorium. |
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| For a temporary installation, use thin wire or a pretty ribbon to hang the frame from a nail tacked discreetly above the mirror. |
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| In this Denver garden, the hop vine completely concealed its wire frame in a single summer. |
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| Actually, had the cloth been kept in a frame for such a long period there would have been an age-yellowed, rectangular area at the top. |
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| She is struggling to frame herself as being different from her minority party backers by hopping into welfare mums. |
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| What happened in that dramatic 13th frame was that Stevens got the yellow with a lucky glance off the pink only to snooker himself on the green. |
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| Davis looked poised to grab another frame from a seemingly lost position only for a double kiss to scupper his comeback in the fifth frame. |
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| For instant charm and color, frame a door or window with a vine climbing a string trellis. |
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| I had a chance again in the last frame as well and felt like I was going to clear up, but I missed a yellow. |
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| Ebdon had the chance to seal victory in the deciding frame after White missed a yellow. |
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| The panel is highly unusual for the seventeenth century in having an integral frame in quattrocento style. |
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| But he missed the final yellow into its own pocket and Hendry accepted his reprieve to take the frame and then the match. |
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| I can still see his slight frame darting past defenders and rifling over points with unerring ease and accuracy. |
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| Hamilton looked in control of the next frame until a bad contact on the cue ball resulted in him missing a simple red. |
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| The service routine looks up the protocol type inside the received frame and queues it appropriately for later processing. |
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| Doherty still has a chance of saving the frame but misses the penultimate red when attempting to escape from a snooker behind the yellow. |
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| Created by scattering x rays off of water, the movies show electrons sloshing in water molecules, and each frame lasts just 4 attoseconds. |
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| Suddenly the vision blurred as quick as it had appeared, and she had to brace herself against the door frame to steady her balance. |
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| Her frame was small, her back was bent, and her skin was weathered, but her vigorous soul persevered. |
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| In the past, heavy, complicated jigs clamped panels and essentially surrounded the vehicle frame as it was welded together. |
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| We pull up in front of a weathered frame house tucked behind a real-estate office on a busy main road. |
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| He hit breaks of 44, 43, 73 and 70 to progress to the third round, clinching the last frame on the yellow. |
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| In ideal conditions, a house constructed with a timber frame can be windproof and weathertight in days and completed in six to eight weeks. |
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| While they come in many shapes and sizes, snowshoes tend to have a wooden frame with webbing stretched around it. |
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| Fu looked to have had the eighth and final frame of the session sewn up, before snookering himself on the yellow. |
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| He was slightly taken back by her action yet returned the gesture, content to have her small frame in his arms. |
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| Latimer works with peevish focus, but then suddenly she's ready, shouldering an enormous external frame pack. |
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| Efficency and purpose radiated from her barely five-foot frame as she barked at Mum to open the boot. |
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| He constructed the frame of Guitar to look like a window, its joins leaking the threatening weather seen through the glass. |
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| He has vast experience of stop frame animation, motion control, live action shoots, animatronics, special effects and physical effects. |
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| A reference frame specifies all the trajectories that are regarded as stationary, or at rest in space. |
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| Router bits and shaper cutters are available in several profiles, making it easy to achieve traditional door frame joinery. |
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| The rhythmic breathing and the relaxed state of the muscles are interpreted by the brain as conducive to a calm frame of mind. |
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| Williams wants to frame the girl's abusive boyfriend for his crime in exchange for shutting his yap about the shooting in the fog. |
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| In a small house with a tall actor, the rake and actor's frame easily manage to blot out a lot of the action. |
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| After old caulk is removed, new caulk can then be applied to all joints in the window frame and the joint between the frame and the wall. |
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| The joint between the door frame and the exterior and interior walls can be as much as an eighth of an inch gap. |
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| Smooth and square the edges by running the face frame pieces lightly over a jointer. |
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| Ian twisted his body sideways and banged his hip into the frame of the chair, jolting the rear wheels over the edge of the curb. |
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| After checkering the main spring housing at 25 lpi, it was fit and blended into the frame with the bottom corner radiused. |
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| The only negative on this sixgun is that the backstrap is not radiused quite right where it bolts to the frame on both sides of the hammer. |
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| Have you ever tried skiing on a Zimmer frame or sky diving with a pacemaker? |
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| A second address in Birmingham was also raided, the entire door wrenched from its frame as police arrested three men inside. |
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| The frame itself was nothing short of a battlefield to the indiscriminate slaughter of Yales and Stubbs. |
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| Secure the board to the frame using small finish nails driven part way into the inside frame edges. |
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| The ground floor is constructed of reinforced concrete, which supports a lightweight timber frame for the upper stories. |
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| In the cold frame outside the beans, peas Welsh onions and sweet peas are also doing well, and I'm now leaving the lid open all the time. |
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| The construction of the new building is a reinforced concrete frame with suspended concrete floor slabs. |
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| The sashes are built from 4 frame components, the top and bottom pieces are called rails and the sides are called stiles. |
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| The eight bells need to be rehung in a new frame and the organ requires a substantial overhaul. |
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| Not only would you be getting a light bike, but the superb road feel, durability and repairability of steel, in a frame built by hand to your exact specifications. |
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| The mechanism is almost entirely made of wood, with the movement, frame and wheels in oak, the pendulum in mahogany, and the spindles and pinions in boxwood. |
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| Or do you tell your customer that you can fix her photo, have it enlarged, add some reprints for other relatives and give her an exquisite custom frame job? |
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| His paintings inspired a new type of frame made of wormy chestnut wood. |
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| His frame was aged and weathered, but he did not look old by any means. |
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| As you place the sheet moss against the wire frame, attach it with thin wire, stitching the moss onto the frame with a traditional basting stitch. |
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| An angular skeletal frame and warped planes give a strong sense of the building being poised to take flight over the vastness of the wilderness that it surveys. |
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| With this peacefulness also comes a happy and joyful frame of mind. |
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| This keeps the saw blade from twisting at one end only, permitting the user to turn corners without the top of the frame contacting the workpiece. |
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| The building structure, typically, is steel frame or reinforced concrete. |
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| She shares her father's love of programmes that, face it, are never going to make any sense, even to those anoraks who later go through the episodes frame by frame. |
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| An older method was to use a counting frame such as the abacus. |
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| The big change is a frame designed along an asymmetrical last to more closely fit the anatomical sole of a boot and lock more tightly into the boot welts. |
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| He carefully knocked the jagged edges of broken glass from the window frame with the handle of a floor-brush, and caught the falling shards in a matching plastic dustpan. |
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| After old caulk is removed, new caulk can then be applied to all joints in the window frame and the joint between the frame and the joint between the frame and the wall. |
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| The bells were increased in number and rehung with new fittings in the 1930s in an old timber bellframe with a new metal frame above it to house two of the bells. |
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| I believe that the time frame suggested in the bill in which claims should be completed suggests that we may compromise justness and fairness all for the sake of expediency. |
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| As the novel unreels at a pace fitting for a neighbourhood of fly fishers, Gary's adolescent yearnings and religious fears become the frame for a deeper story. |
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| He was once known to have conceded a frame with 13 reds on the table. |
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| At its widest point, the form is abruptly sliced and then twisted further still, at an acute angle, to face and frame a distant mountain on the horizon. |
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| Once when I was in the bath, I saw a very prettily patterned green snake come wriggling through a gap between the wooden window frame and the mosquito netting. |
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| In the Restoration theatre, the proscenium was merely the frame that masked the stage curtain, separating the scene from the platform, or forestage. |
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| How do you frame the story historically without becoming a revisionist? |
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| Shoot a full frame of the Swiss Alps, or zoom in on your friend yodeling. |
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| She is able to create coattails for down-ballot races and to change the narrative frame of politics. |
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| In the right frame of mind any crucial five minutes could amuse the most restive psyche, despite which fact you feel certain that you could easily destroy a universe of time. |
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| The hotel contains an oak timber frame thought to have formed the end of an aisled hall, a popular form of building among well-off peasants in the 13 th century. |
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| This means they are locked into one frame with one barrel and the pilot holes are drilled into the cylinder to perfectly align with that particular barrel and frame. |
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| These days Fancourt must rely on a walking frame to get around. |
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| Her hair was up now, in an elegantly subdued fashion which allowed only a few of her wild curls to escape and frame her angelically kittenish face. |
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| No sky alight with revelation crowns this picture, only a small triangle congested greeny-yellow by the monsoon, crammed against the top of the frame by the massif. |
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| Joseph Culberson has a nice perspective on such theorems from an algorithmic point of view, and attempts to frame them in the context of complexity theory. |
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| Poised on the edge of her seat, a wriggle backwards would put Ahern's tiny frame in danger of being swallowed by the sumptuously plush green sofa. |
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| After a second fall, she relied on a Zimmer frame to stay mobile. |
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| So I am nearly at a stage where the frame is ready for a respray. |
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| Every single beautiful frame of this film is romantically and emotionally charged and the tight and highly formal framing adds even more intensity to the proceedings. |
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| The carpenter attached a crosspiece to each side of the frame to give extra support to the roof. |
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| Among this despair a frail, elderly man, uses a walking frame to move from the front door of his neat home onto a street littered with smashed glass, bricks and other debris. |
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| It's a natural that a frame shop would carry ready-mades, said Wieder, but carry something unique that your customers won't see at a department store. |
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| A leader in the movement, Picciolini was able to frame his defection as a retirement. |
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| The trigger return spring is an optional part, and the frame provided a short, crisp, responsive pull without it, so it was not used for this review. |
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| The bottom of the frame forms a bureau-like shelf that holds a video monitor that replays the act of Kendrick's drawing the seven dwarves on her hands. |
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| The frame shop guy eventually talked me into a really expensive framing. |
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| In those early days, a loudspeaker was set in a plywood basket or frame with a circle cut out for the cone. |
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| Adjoining the coaling plant there is a sand storage bin, from which the sand is elevated into hoppers on the coal hopper frame for feeding into the locomotive. |
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| The war dance thus becomes the ready visual metaphor for Indian barbarity in general and provides audiences with a frame of reference for viewing scenes of native life. |
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| Other than the cut, they also layered my hair all over the back to give it more body but left the front layers long and without any tapering in order to better frame my face. |
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| The sentence frame was Dan verbed Ben approaching the store. This sentence frame was followed in all cases by He went inside. |
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| The frame and top and front of the slide have antiglare, satin finish, while the rear sides of the slide are highly polished. |
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| The raquet frame was created by a local metal work company and finished off by the students. |
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| To fix a rattly sash window frame quickly and easily, just install an A1 fastener window lock. |
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| But confirmation of that time frame has also been hard to come by. |
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| Gulf rulers frame the threat as a terrorism problem that the international community should confront kinetically and ideologically. |
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| The television camera cannot use the cinema's antiflicker strategy of repeating each entire frame twice. |
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| Even as I babbled, Jock's massy frame filled the doorway, his ill-hewn ashlar head weaving from side to side, eyes blinking at the light. |
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| The profusion of ataurique throughout the palaces reminds us of their interdependence with the gardens that they frame or look out upon. |
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| Lovell, wan and hollow-eyed, his arm in a sling, his once burly frame gaunt and attenuated with disease, nodded. |
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| The hive was provisioned with bee candy, water, 2 frames of honey, and 1 frame of pollen mixed with dextrose. |
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| The blogshop model, 18, makes up for her petite 1.65m frame with her sharp features and megawatt smile. |
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| Featuring a finned frame adapter for effective heat dissipation, Magnatex MPH Pumps utilize rare earth Samarium Cobalt magnets. |
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| I have a 14-foot raft and a cataraft, which is a raft with two pontoons and a frame that can carry me and two other passengers. |
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| Stock up with seed of the salad onion 'White Lisbon', which can be sown in a glasshouse border or frame at the end of the month. |
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| A binary frame template is a device for creating binary matroids from graphic or cographic matroids. |
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| I took a moment to collect my thoughts, and likewise to frame in French the sentence by which I proposed to open business. |
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| The good frame of the universe was not the product of chance or fortuitous concourse of particles of matter. |
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| Our constitution had begun to exist in times when statesmen were not much accustomed to frame exact definitions. |
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| Mathias hopes to put Loran in the frame for a first senior appearance of the new season at Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday. |
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| There were no safety catches on the hook of the crane which would have prevented the steel frame slipping. |
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| The bicycle revolution began just over a hundred years ago and took off with the invention of the modern diamond frame safety bicycle. |
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| Under the four outer corners of the horizontal frame platform 22 are four tubular leg sleeves 23 that are fay together one at each outer corner. |
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| His Rover safety bicycle, with its 26-inch wheels, chain drive and diamond shaped frame is considered the very first modern bicycle. |
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| After each frame has been heddled, stand upright within easy reach until the full set has been completed. |
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| Lewis's invention was later developed and improved by Richard Arkwright in his water frame and Samuel Crompton in his spinning mule. |
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| Through his life, he always stood out from the crowd with his tiny frame and hornrimmed glasses. |
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| A plough may be made of wood, iron, or steel frame with an attached blade or stick used to cut the earth. |
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| A mole plough has a very strong frame which slides along the ground when the machine is in work. |
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| One way to approach the problem of intersectionality is to examine how courts frame and interpret the stories of Black women plaintiffs. |
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| The emergence of this new political entity, in the frame of the Cold War, was complex and painful. |
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| Risk increases with exposure to more flights within a short time frame and with increasing duration of flights. |
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| The basic frame could be adapted with modules to allow a baby to lie flat or a bubble windscreen to completely enclose the child. |
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| The frame is constructed from a continuous pour of concrete into moulds, creating interlacing arches and leaving no apparent joints. |
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| Haldane and Sewall Wright, which set the frame of reference for modern debates and refinements of the theory. |
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| The spinning frame is an Industrial Revolution invention for spinning thread or yarn from fibres such as wool or cotton in a mechanized way. |
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| The frame employed the draw rollers invented by Lewis Paul to stretch, or attenuate, the yarn. |
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| Too large to be operated by hand, the spinning frame needed a new source of power. |
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| The intention is that candidates produce original contributions in their field knowledge within a frame of academic excellence. |
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| The frame was usually filled with wattle and daub but occasionally with brick. |
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| Square panels are large, wide panels typical of some later timber frame houses. |
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| Following his doctrines of design, the building had a concrete frame raised up above the street on pylons. |
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| I can only suppose Mr Down arrived at Goodwood in a liverish frame of mind. |
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| Doherty wrote a series of novels based on The Canterbury Tales, making use of both the story frame and Chaucer's characters. |
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| I believe that the whole frame of a beast doth perish, and is left in the same state after death as before it was materialled unto life. |
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| Public reaction at the time was largely negative, supposing a publicity stunt or attempt to frame her husband for murder. |
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| Murders, the murderer has killed four innocent people and attempted to frame an unstable man for the crimes. |
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| Variable frame rate, however, made sound unlistenable, and a new, strict standard of 24 fps was soon established. |
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| The book, written in Latin, is a frame narrative primarily depicting a fictional island society and its religious, social and political customs. |
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| They added a formal rosebed and used the foundations of the wartime Anderson air-raid shelter as a cold frame and also built a greenhouse. |
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| As mandated by the Olympic Charter, various elements frame the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. |
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| Initially the engine was installed into standard Rickman Street Metisse frame intended for a Triumph Bonneville engine. |
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| O'Sullivan went on to make a 110 break in the 24th frame, the fourth consecutive frame won with a century. |
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| Dott then took all eight frames of the third session, leaving himself one frame away from his second final in three years. |
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| In the eighth frame of the final, O'Sullivan made a break of 141, the highest break ever recorded in a Crucible final. |
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| After potting the black, O'Sullivan went on to produce a break of 121 in the deciding frame to win the match. |
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| Today oak wood is still commonly used for furniture making and flooring, timber frame buildings, and for veneer production. |
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| Senior Elston Forte went from being a linebacker to the linebacker in as short a time frame as he could imagine. |
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| There were strings of mogra and marigolds hanging from the frame of the bed. |
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| They are calculated to unhinge and subvert the whole frame and moral order of society. |
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| The obvious way to do this is to frame tax rules so that there is a smaller scope for avoidance. |
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| The explicit concept of an inertial frame of reference was not developed until long after Newton's death. |
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| The company introduced its frame line at the spring tabletop market with Rondure, Origami, Tsunami and Tjorn. |
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| Likewise, the angular momentum can be measured from far away using frame dragging by the gravitomagnetic field. |
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| It can be packaged in the tight quarters of a seat frame and looks like a very large lima bean when fully inflated. |
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| Duplex locomotives with two engines in one rigid frame were also tried, but were not notably successful. |
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| Most of the stories are frame narratives, written from Watson's point of view as summaries of the detective's most interesting cases. |
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| A mattress and bed frame were destroyed and smoke spread through the rest of the flat. |
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| About a month ago I suddenly found myself in the right frame of mind for doing philosophy. |
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| Choosing the correct divan bed or bed frame will ensure you achieve the correct look and feel ensuring you get a perfect night's sleep. |
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| Of course, many other houses, both frame and nonframe, had some exterior wood parts such as fascia, trim, and sash. |
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| Inside was a frame of 374 miniature levers, making it the longest power frame ever built in Great Britain. |
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| The emergence of this new political entity in the frame of the Cold War was complex and painful. |
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| Though this provides a concise frame of reference, it overlooks the continued importance of bronze in Chinese metallurgy and culture. |
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| A waterwheel fed by a mill race is shown powering two frame saws via a gear train cutting rectangular blocks. |
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| What you need is Shakespeare's Cypry QT de luxe bedchair with an adjustable reclining back frame and adjustable legs for uneven banks. |
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| In this case, elements of the Embedded Language are inserted into the morphosyntactic frame of the Matrix Language. |
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| Recent films such as Clash of the Titans, Immortals and Thor continue the trend of mining traditional mythology to frame modern plots. |
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| To initiate the performance, there must be a frame of some sort to indicate that what is to follow is indeed performance. |
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| Roller blinds fit neatly and discreetly within the window frame and look great teamed with curtains for a fully dressed finish. |
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| Stevens became only the second player in the history of the world championship to lose in the final from holding a 4 frame overnight lead. |
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| Again Stevens relinquished a 4 frame overnight lead to lose in the final, only the third time this had ever happened. |
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| A line of Rollerblade inline skates is being recalled because the boot can separate from the skate frame during use. |
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| Analog broadcast television systems come in a variety of frame rates and resolutions. |
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| The term geoid is used above to mean mean sea level, and makes a good frame of reference. |
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| A given displacement within this frame of reference allows one to quantify the amount of work being done against gravity. |
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| Thus, with 300 bits in a subframe times 5 subframes in a frame times 25 frames in a message, each message is 37,500 bits long. |
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| The first subframe of each frame encodes the week number and the time within the week, as well as the data about the health of the satellite. |
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| The procuratorships offered the ideal opportunity for an encyclopedic frame of mind. |
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| In a reference frame with clockwise rotation, the force acts to the left of the motion of the object. |
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| When Newton's laws are transformed to a rotating frame of reference, the Coriolis force and centrifugal force appear. |
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| That paper considered the supplementary forces that are detected in a rotating frame of reference. |
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| In meteorology and oceanography, it is convenient to postulate a rotating frame of reference wherein the Earth is stationary. |
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| The offset is because this argument uses the Earth's rotating frame of reference. |
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| The vibration, though not completely circular, provides the rotating reference frame that gives rise to the Coriolis effect. |
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| Coriolis forces resulting from linear motion of these appendages are detected within the rotating frame of reference of the insects' bodies. |
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| The Northeast Pacific Ocean has a broader period of activity, but in a similar time frame to the Atlantic. |
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| When observing a gas, it is typical to specify a frame of reference or length scale. |
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| Also, early aerofoil sections were very thin, and could not have strong frame installed within. |
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| After the frame was properly attached to the hull it was slowly jacked up on four legs straddling the wreck site to pull the ship off the seabed. |
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| On the morning of 11 October 1982, the final lift of the entire package of cradle, hull and lifting frame began. |
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| The distinction is therefore subjective and depends upon the user's frame of reference. |
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| A trampoline is a device consisting of a piece of taut, strong fabric stretched over a steel frame using many coiled springs. |
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| The frame of a competitive trampoline is made of steel and can be made to fold up for transportation to competition venues. |
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| A dry period that falls outside this time frame can result in decreased milk production in subsequent lactation. |
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| Cultural anthropology in particular has emphasized cultural relativism, holism, and the use of findings to frame cultural critiques. |
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| These and other good deeds and charitable frame of mind completely won the hearts and minds of the Roman people. |
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| A straw frame is placed over the tray of caterpillars, and each caterpillar begins spinning a cocoon by moving its head in a pattern. |
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| Grid is a scale referring to the degree to which a symbolic system is a shared frame of reference. |
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| Large frame quadrants were used for astronomical measurements, notably determining the altitude of celestial objects. |
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| It is a circular planisphere drawn on parchment and set in a wooden frame that measures over two by two meters. |
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| By 1890, successful experiments were conducted that placed the plant in a frame covered by thin cotton fabric. |
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| To set up a pull-focus shot, frame your shot so that the two subjects, at different distances from the camera, are in view. |
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| In cases where it is possible to frame a claim in either contract or tort, it is necessary to be aware of what gives the best outcome. |
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| The Constitution, originally comprising seven articles, delineates the national frame of government. |
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| Article Five ends by shielding certain clauses in the new frame of government from being amended. |
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| Article Seven describes the process for establishing the proposed new frame of government. |
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| The structural components are, generally, the frame members, bearings, splines, springs, seals, fasteners and covers. |
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| After he patented his water frame in 1769, he established Cromford Mill, in Derbyshire, England. |
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| This is done on a frame or machine known as a loom, of which there are a number of types. |
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| The demand schedule is defined as the willingness and ability of a consumer to purchase a given product in a given frame of time. |
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| The rovings are collected in a drum and proceed to the slubbing frame which adds twist, and winds onto bobbins. |
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| The Yorkshire worsted industry, adopted the ring frame which required less skill. |
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| The water frame is given to a spinning frame, when water power is used to drive it. |
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| The water frame is derived from the use of a water wheel to drive a number of spinning frames. |
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| The water frame was originally powered by horses at a factory built by Arkwright and partners in Nottingham. |
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| Its rival, the throstle frame or ring frame uses a continuous process, where the roving is drawn, twisted and wrapped in one action. |
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| The throstle and the later water frame pulled the rovings through a set of attenuating rollers. |
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| The idea was developed by Hargreaves as a metal frame with eight wooden spindles at one end. |
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| These bars could be drawn along the top of the frame by the spinner's left hand thus extending the thread. |
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| Hundreds of thousands of solid rivets are used to assemble the frame of a modern aircraft. |
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| When enough material had been removed from the tunnel face, the frame was moved forward by large jacks. |
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| Frankenstein is written in the form of a frame story that starts with Captain Robert Walton writing letters to his sister. |
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| At the end of Victor's narrative, Captain Walton resumes the telling of the story, closing the frame around Victor's recounting. |
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