| He wears a splint to support his right ankle and enable him to walk, and his right arm is a dead weight. |
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| Since dead weight is dropped continuously, staging reduces the total amount of propellant needed to put people or satellites into orbit. |
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| The large bureaucracies that implement dirigisme are a dead weight on society, but support the ruling elites with whom they share the spoils. |
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| The koala was a dead weight holding me down and we stayed in those brown dark depths for what seemed like half an eternity. |
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| Finally, there is a limit for the dead weight of the structure if the structure is going to be floated out. |
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| And, as it happens, the rescuer shedding what he knew would be the dead weight of his clothing was my great-great-grandfather, John Kitchel. |
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| He has a best deep knee squat lift of 125 kilos, a best bench press lift of 80 kilos and a best dead weight lift of 150 kilos. |
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| Sometimes science requires stirrers to shift the dead weight of unthinking complacency. |
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| No load overshoot or undershoot as commonly known from dead weight systems. |
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| For example, obtaining comparable strengths from reduced pavement thickness reduces the dead weight of the bridge. |
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| On the roof, Roger struggles under the dead weight of the young man. |
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| The rear brush eliminates all traces and makes the worked surface look flat simply by its dead weight. |
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| It covers tankers of less than 5 000 dead weight tonnes whose operation is not restricted by current Community rules. |
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| We must instead place our selves and our present day existence where they rightfully belong, in the center of our universe, and shake off the dead weight of the past. |
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| This surplus capacity is acting like a dead weight on the world shipbuilding market and even threatening the future of some European yards. |
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| If the length and cross-section increase, the dead weight of the reel increases. |
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| There needs to be careful strategic thinking of the ways in which positive social currents can overcome negative resistances and the dead weight of habit. |
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| Do not mount any additional weight at the motor because the suspension eyes are designed only for the dead weight of the motor. |
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| The use of aluminium panels as the outer and inner covering means that the dead weight is comparatively low. |
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| Depending on the dead weight and size of the machine, use a pallet on which the machine can be moved by means of a fork lift. |
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| I am dog tired of the damnable persona, the expectations, the limitations, the repetition, the pop-up chorus line, the dead weight of accumulated history. |
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| In summary, the load used for settlement analyses must consist of the actual dead weight of the structure, and in many cases, will also include live loads. |
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| The Chinook vibrated with deeper and deeper groans until its twin engines managed to heave up our dead weight. |
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| In contrast, if you have a 40-mile battery, for many shorter trips this investment is nothing but dead weight. |
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| We need to celebrate our gains and victories while we continue to put fire to the feet of dead weight. |
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| This requirement need not be applied to a story where the dead weight above that story is less than 10 percent of the total dead weight of the structure. |
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| The common load overshoot or undershoot as known from traditional dead weight, or open-loop, systems is eliminated. |
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| There's a lot of security and infrastructure in place on the Internet, but if no one knows about it and no one knows how to use it, then it's just dead weight. |
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| Summer dead weight tonnage refers to the weight in metric tons of cargo stores, fuel, passengers and crew carried by a ship when loaded to its maximum summer load line. |
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| Antonio Machado wondered in a famous poem whether tomorrow has already been written, whether the dead weight of the past inexorably determines the shape of the world to come. |
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| As a result of our own creative capacities we are so hemmed in by the artificial that what could have given us wings has become a dead weight that prevents or impedes us from flying. |
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| Pension funding to them is dead weight or throwing good money after bad. |
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| The lightweight aluminium rails are screwed together quickly and due to the extremely low dead weight the whole construction can be positioned without any problems. |
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| The extremely low dead weight of only 3.5t as well as the compact dimensions turn the HL 27 into an extremely handy vehicle which finds a place of installation on virtually any site. |
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| As will be stressed, research is not a dead weight cost. |
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| The coal facilities at the port are capable of loading 4,800 tons per hour onto vessels of up to 175,000 tons of dead weight. |
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| She wants to shed the dead weight of so many stacks of old clutter. |
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