The retractable hardtop unlatches, separates into multiple sections, then folds neatly under a hard cover in 29 seconds. |
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This was to become the first British produced plane with a retractable undercarriage. |
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The offer of severance was merely a retractable promise to pay severance with an explanation of how it would be computed. |
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His retractable pledges are offered before an election, ready to be snatched back afterwards. |
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A simple forgivable and retractable remark cannot destroy him, especially if he'd apologize. |
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It not only deems it impolite to insult directly, but also can include an obvious, but easily retractable accusation. |
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Besides proof by retractable confession, evidence can be given by two male adults who saw the accused drinking and smelled alcohol on his breath. |
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Relationships between women and men should be voluntary and based on love, and on a simple and retractable agreement to live together. |
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Mounted to the ceiling above were all sorts of surgical implements attached directly to the power source up above on long, retractable arms. |
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It is believed that they captured prey with their retractable tentacles and passed it to their mouth where a beak-like jaw tore it into pieces. |
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The helicopter has retractable crashworthy tricycle type landing gear supplied by Messier-Bugatti. |
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The Avenger is a double roller bag with polyester construction and a retractable metal pull handle. |
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The two outer forks were retractable space docks for repairing larger ships. |
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The ship has two retractable thrusters for manoeuvring and position keeping. |
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A retractable azimuth thruster is capable of propelling the ship at 10 knots. |
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Its retractable, switchblade-like claws on its thumbs worked as grappling hooks to bring an animal to the ground, Wroe said. |
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Equipment will include electrically retractable rear-view mirrors and automatic air-conditioning. |
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The center of the dome was clearly retractable, as it was partially opened at the moment to afford more light for the otherwise shadowy room. |
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It's taken six years, but a Brisbane boilermaker, turned inventor, has signed a deal today to put his retractable syringe on the market. |
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The center section of the wing, installed beneath the fuselage, carried the two engine nacelles and the retractable landing gear. |
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There is no retractable leather grab handle to steady a passenger's nerves. |
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But with an unstayed main mast and a retractable or fold up bowsprit my usual objections to them are overcome. |
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It comes with a clever, three-piece retractable hard top and not the traditional soft top. |
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Get a metal utility knife with retractable, replaceable blades, along with a pack of heavy-duty blades. |
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Made of 1800 denier polyester, it has a retractable pull handle and inline skate wheels. |
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Volz filed a patent in September 1949 for a retractable tape rule in which the blade was detachable. |
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Its retractable hardtop makes it possible to drive the car year-round with little concern for the weather. |
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The retractable hardtop adds to the bubbly appearance when it's covering the cockpit. |
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Other models followed, including the Courier, the world's first single-engine monoplane with retractable undercarriage. |
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Ford's 1957-59 Skyliner retractable hardtops are collectors' items today, but fussy period electrics made them unreliable. |
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Sipunculans, or peanut worms, have an unsegmented body with a retractable introvert. |
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Like other cockatoos, the cockatiel has a retractable crest which it raises up and down in response to alarm, excitement and other emotions. |
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The retractable masts viewed from bow to stern are the periscopes, radar antennae, radio and satellite communications and navigation masts. |
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This ingeniously engineered retractable roof over a courtyard attached to an 18th-century theater brings the space into use all year round. |
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Pilots need a complex endorsement to fly airplanes with retractable gear, flaps and a constant-speed propeller. |
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Initial drawings showed an aircraft with a tightly cowled radial engine, streamlined fuselage, retractable landing gear and flaps. |
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A retractable awning provides instant shade when the sun moves beyond a leafy almond tree, and a broad railing serves as auxiliary seating. |
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While retractable hardtops are not unusual, the SSR's is unique and highly innovative. |
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Behind West, the retractable path that led to the elevator retracted, leaving them stranded on the circular platform. |
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This was to become the first British-produced plane with a retractable undercarriage. |
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A student unfurls a small furry pet attached to a retractable string on her parka. |
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Mounted on the loading dock was a retractable conveyor belt which could be moved forward into the van. |
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From the kitchen, access is gained to the attic space by means of a retractable ladder. |
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He handed each of us a little toy pendulum with a retractable bob. |
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The luggage bay is covered by a retractable tonneau, and optional cargo nets prevent smaller objects from being battered during spirited cornering. |
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Once it's out of the package, you can see both retractable cables. |
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A retractable floor in the learner pool raises and lowers to a depth of 2.5metres and it has a pioneering access system with platforms and lifts for the disabled. |
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Some doctors are prescribing steroid creams for phimosis, but this is unnecessary in children, since the foreskin does not need to be retractable in young boys. |
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The lion-like predator, which could stand nearly one metre and weighed about 250 kilograms, had a pair of retractable thumb-like claws to disembowel or drag prey up trees. |
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From Philadelphia to San Diego, new construction brought us open concourses, more leg room, luxury boxes, video scoreboards, retractable roofs and higher taxes. |
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Three sets of retractable doors line the wall opposite the cabinets. |
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Secondary prevention, by contrast, refers to practices and technologies that make sharps safer, such as retractable blades and shielded hypodermic needles. |
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The retractable hardtop has been designed to fold down around it. |
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The landing gear was hydraulically actuated and was fully retractable. |
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The area is bathed in sunlight all day, but a sectioned retractable canopy allows all or part of the seating to be shaded should customers desire it. |
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Extendible and retractable bonds have more than one maturity date. |
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Among the additions are special fillers, drilling, etching, flaring, flanging, retractable coiling, shrinking over mandrels, light product assembly, scoring, and slitting. |
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Additional stowage boxes for small items are installed behind removable doors in either or both rear sides, while luggage in the main load area has a retractable soft cover. |
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The set and lighting is spectacular, complete with a retractable paling fence that is raised to reveal a five-piece band doubling as the noisy neighbours. |
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The aircraft now lands on a nosewheel and centreline skid, both of which are retractable. |
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Whereas HOTOL would have launched from a rocket sled, to save weight, Skylon uses a conventional retractable undercarriage. |
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These trains had special retractable steps that could be used at stations with lower platforms than was usual in England. |
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Shelden had made a major contribution to the automotive industry with his idea of retractable seat belts. |
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In January 2009, Westminster City Council approved use of new retractable floodlights designed to minimise light spillage into nearby homes. |
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The only stadium with a retractable roof used was the Docklands Stadium in Melbourne. |
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In 2009, Wimbledon's Centre Court was fitted with a retractable roof to lessen the loss of playing time due to rain. |
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Due to the possibility of rain during Wimbledon, a retractable roof was installed prior to the 2009 Championship. |
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The main production studio, the Blue Room, includes 100 tiered and retractable seats. |
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Originally skids were used for landing, but the majority now land on wheels, often retractable. |
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A deep ditch with a retractable bridge was dug into the chalk to protect the facility from ground attack from the island side. |
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The tower contains the only fully working retractable flag pole in the country. |
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The scolex exhibits a retractable rostellum with crowns of recurved thorn-like hooks and four cup-like suckers. |
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Bud barked, dashed and hit the end of his retractable leash, nearly knocking me on my keester as the fox ran nonchalantly up the trail. |
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Where it is not moving, a retractable kickstand automatically deploys to conserve power, it added. |
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Safety syringes have been further categorized as automatic retractable, manual retractable and non-retractable safety syringes. |
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The two major segments described in the study are retractable safety syringes and non-retractable safety syringes. |
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Loosely based on the same design concept as Safetray, the G-hold is a retractable and rotatable device which uses micro-suction material. |
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Liberty presents us with a political world fashioned from our own efforts, manipulable by comparison with the retractable spiritual realm. |
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Some have installed fog machines to disorientate criminals or retractable cattle grids to stop them getting away. |
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Outside shrouds with hull chainplates support the alloy rig, while up front the retractable prodder deploys for an asymmetric kite. |
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Outside shrouds with hull chainplates supports the alloy rig while up front the retractable prodder deploys for an asymmetric kite. |
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The head is equipped with four retractable fingers to grasp toilet tissue, a square-handled straight razor, a loofah, or ointment applicator. |
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Second, the ZIP-LINQ line offers an unmatched breadth of retractable cabling solutions. |
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Zoologists tell us that tigers have retractable claws, digitigrade gait, orange fur with black stripes. |
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Mercedes-Benz and Lexus have offered retractable hardtops for sometime now. |
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Wild Oats XI has had extensive hull surgery, with the forward rudder removed and replaced with twin retractable centreboards to improve both upwind and downwind speed. |
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The super maxi has undergone significant hull surgery this year, which included the forward rudder being removed and replaced with twin retractable centreboards. |
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Birmingham City Council should only support the expansion of Edgbaston cricket ground if retractable floodlights are installed, a city MP has claimed. |
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The claws are not retractable, and the hind claws wear with age. |
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The claws are not retractable, and are large in proportion to the digits. |
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A new retractable roof was built in time for the 2009 championships, marking the first time that rain did not stop play for a lengthy time on Centre Court. |
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Golf bags have both a hand strap and shoulder strap for carrying, and sometimes have retractable legs that allow the bag to stand upright when at rest. |
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It has retractable raked seating and a floor which can be raised or lowered to form a studio floor, a raised stage, or a stage with orchestra pit. |
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