Clark says this move away from hand-held camera work effectively forces audiences to face the proverbial music. |
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The politician was questioned by police demanding a licence for a hand-held walkie-talkie radio used by one of his bodyguards. |
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When a motorist is caught speeding using a hand-held radar gun, the garda shows the recorded speed on the hand device before issuing a ticket. |
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Last year, pupils teamed up with traffic police and used hand-held radar guns to record the speeds of vehicles driving along Cowpasture Road. |
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Using a balloon whisk or small hand-held electric whisk, whisk slowly and steadily until the mixture starts to turn a pale cream colour. |
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Using a hand-held electric whisk, cream together the butter and caster sugar until light and fluffy. |
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Froth sauce using a hand-held immersion blender and drizzle foam atop ravioli. |
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A simple hand-held dynamic mic is useful for interview situations and recording a sound at close range. |
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Further, the interview seems to have been done with a hand-held camera, and the wobbliness of the picture gets distracting at times. |
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The club has also introduced hand-held metal detectors for knives and other weapons. |
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The crossbow was really the first hand-held weapon that could be used by an untrained soldier to injure or kill a knight in plate armour. |
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Portable receivers and hand-held 3 element Yagi antennas were used to radiotrack coyotes. |
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Under level three restrictions, outdoor water use is limited to hand-held hoses for one hour between 5.30 pm and 6.30 pm on alternate days. |
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This laser gun is the latest hand-held speed detection equipment and does not need a vehicle so it is very easy to deploy. |
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Once the rifle is properly zeroed, the ballistic data for the round used, along with weather data is simply entered into the hand-held computer. |
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Using the art as inspiration, I carved stars, moon and other shapes out of white mat scraps using a hand-held cutter and a straight-edge. |
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A hand-held light meter would calculate the same exposure for any object under the same incident lighting. |
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They use a hand-held computer to register the number of a vehicle and its location in the parking bay so it can be checked if it has been moved. |
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Makers of hand-held computers and office automation equipment are buying the chips, he said. |
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Areas where the glue was applied show up under ultraviolet light, and police can read the microdots using a hand-held illuminated magnifier. |
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Market growth is being fuelled by hand-held snacks, including wedges, baps, baguettes, rolls, pasta salads and dippers. |
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Later, he co-invented both the hand-held calculator and the thermal printer that was used in portable data terminals. |
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Using a hand-held electric or balloon whisk, beat the egg whites in a large greaseproof bowl until they form firm but still floppy peaks. |
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After our initial enthusiasm we lost interest in the paper mache go-go earrings, the bird mobile, the hand-held battery fan. |
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He thought of a solution to the problem of how to stabilize a hand-held movie camera in a hotel room. |
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In a radical departure he used hand-held cameras that bob and weave in an attempt to capture the frenetic energy of the Beijing cityscape. |
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For example, the hand-held electronic calculator quickly ended the slide rule industry. |
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Carried thusly, they may be snicked off the belt clip in a heartbeat for use as a hand-held light, or instantly attached to a pistol. |
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We've just purchased a sniffer, which is a portable hand-held photolionisation detector. |
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Beware of the hype because no matter what you hear, no hand-held is comparable to a laptop. |
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That way, for example, your desktop computer can continuously update data it shares with your hand-held, such as an appointment calendar. |
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The use of voiceover and hand-held camerawork gives the film a documentary feel and imparts a sense of gravity. |
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Security at the court was tight with hand-held metal detectors, and a second security check inside the building. |
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The intricate figurines that roll out of his sandalwood art when he opens one hand-held closet after another is beyond comparison. |
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For instance, all these installations have frame metal detectors apart from hand-held metal detectors. |
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Among other things, this means the films are shot using hand-held cameras and no props are used. |
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Paper models of computers and hand-held organizers have now become standard offering fare. |
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I read recently film directors now believe hand-held cameras make for greater realism in films, particularly street locations. |
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A number of officers will also carry hand-held video cameras to gather intelligence. |
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And their colleagues in civil dress with hand-held metal detectors were also present. |
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You could use them in chisels, mixers, fans, and hand-held scalp massagers. |
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In addition, ISRO has sent many hand-held satellite phones to the Andaman and Nicobar islands. |
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Grind the orange pulp, peel, and raisins together with a hand-held mixer until it resembles a paste. |
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Easy to use and learn, it works as a close-up, hand-held version of a harmonica. |
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The first few items go on a magical speed, when Mangal Junior turns sticks into flowers, umbrellas and hand-held fans. |
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He shot Tigerland almost like a documentary, with hand-held cameras and no make-up. |
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Now with buckets and hand-held hoses to Council's regulations we are watering occasionally. |
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Herzstark managed the company in 1930 and began work on his own design for a hand-held calculator. |
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More recently, it designed a version that doctors can access with hand-held devices. |
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The study was conducted in Australia to estimate the crash risk in a jurisdiction where hand-held phone use is banned. |
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They said several detonations, probably rockets fired from hand-held launchers were also heard. |
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I'm happy to work smaller than that but I'm not about to try to squeeze it down to fit on a Palm hand-held. |
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Figures were the same for a driver using a hand-held or hands-free phone and likelihood of a crash held true regardless of gender or age. |
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A large sink is outfitted with a hand-held sprayer for rinsing clothes or muddy boots. |
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The skipper had an out-of-date fire extinguisher and a hand-held portable radio with a flat battery. |
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Not content with bag searches and scans with hand-held metal detectors, this chap insists on a proper pat-down search. |
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Many years later, photographers with hand-held cameras that used sheet and roll film turned photojournalism into a gripping art form. |
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Typical applications are hand-held instrumentation, camcorders, computer scanners and digital comms systems. |
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Participants scan the barcodes of every product they buy using a hand-held computer at home. |
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A private bus operator has introduced a hand-held ticketing machine, which allows conductors to print tickets a la railway booking clerks. |
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One day I labored in the basement kitchen plucking a hundred pigeons, burning the tougher feathers off with a hand-held torch. |
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He combines hand-held camera, zoom lenses, freeze-frames, and well-timed cutaways to give the whole thing a perfect sheen. |
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A blood pressure cuff and hand-held Doppler stethoscope are required to perform this test. |
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Using hand-held blender or whisk, mix together potatoes, flour, milk, eggs, egg yolks, pepper and daikon. |
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Devices of all sorts, including preprogrammed hand-held organizers, have been developed to engage audience members' intellectual curiosity. |
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They use detection equipment, including detector vans and hand-held scanners. |
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We captured brood-guarding females at night using a submersible torch and hand-held dip net. |
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Users snap plastic clips to a roof gutter from a hand-held 9-foot telescoping pole. |
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For the new treatment, snorers are given local anaesthetic before the sharp head of a hand-held device is inserted into the palate to inject the cylinders. |
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The poll from TRL showed driving with hand-held mobiles had risen sharply between 2008 and 2009 for car, taxi and van drivers. |
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Line of hand-held digital thermocouple thermometers and over 150 different probes for sensing melt, mold, barrel, platen, and other temperatures. |
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The newly-diagnosed disease causes fingers to turn white and numb as a result of using hand-held vibrating tools such as pneumatic drills and jigger picks. |
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In addition, the tag cost is less than a hand-held remote and tags are Velcro-backed for simple installation. |
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After uploading transactions from the hand-held to the PC, a posting program on the PC updated the CMMS database. |
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Presented in black-and-white documentary-style, with jumpcuts and hand-held shots, the spot dissolves to quick cuts from Ryan's speech before the Trumbull County organization. |
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The most economical hand-held scanners copy at resolutions of 300 dots per square inch, which is adequate for most clipping scans. |
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She went to her bag and pulled out a small hand-held manual razor. |
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In the type of ultrasound examination called Doppler velocimetry, a hand-held transducer uses sound waves to measure patterns of fetal blood flow. |
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Examples of hand-held devices are mobile phone, personal digital assistants, tablets, game consoles etc. |
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I don't think I have ever seen a film shot entirely with a hand-held camera that didn't feel as if it had been knocked up over the weekend for 300 quid. |
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Long gone are the tooled finishes from hand-held chisels that could render differences in texture across the face of a stone block, or from one stone to the next. |
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Leaves in different parts of the canopy were accessed with ladders, climbing ropes, and a hydraulic lift, to facilitate photosynthetic measurements with hand-held instruments. |
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The change to Level 3 restrictions came into effect from Saturday, and means people can now use a hand-held hose for 60 minutes in the evening on alternate days. |
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Simple, hand-held, accurate, and reliable spirometers are currently available for use in the primary-care physician's office and clinic, as well as in the workplace. |
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The former featured bold and colorful designs worked with silk threads on cotton grounds, often executed in minute chain stitches using a hand-held hooked awl. |
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Please contact us to purchase all types of media degaussers, from hand-held models for low security data to high end security degaussers for high sensitivity magnetic media. |
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Lite can be used as a hand-held system, fitted to weapons such as machine guns, or used as a tracker for anti-aircraft or anti-tank missile firing posts. |
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It requires only a large pan, a variety of vegetables, good stock and perhaps a hand-held blender, if you prefer smooth and creamy to thick and chunky. |
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Makers of hand-held gadgets are rushing to exploit online entertainment. |
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The money was used to buy a pulse oximeter, a hand-held piece of equipment which is attached to an ear lobe or finger and checks lung function quickly and easily. |
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The airline, which launched the hand-held devices last year, said the take-up has been poor so far and it will extend the trials for only another few months. |
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If the camera has to be hand-held, brace the camera firmly, locking elbows against the body, or brace hands and body on a solid object such as a table. |
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Today, you'll find them with controller in hand, glued to the TV, stealing bases and smacking home runs on the hand-held video version of the old sandlot standby. |
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He hand-held them when they were taking baby steps in the industry. |
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The use of hand-held computers varies widely in clinical practice. |
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Tram operators are issuing inspectors with new hand-held high-tech computers which can check the name and address of a ticketless passenger in three seconds. |
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Using 35-millimeter film, the camera produced high quality pairs of images that could be viewed in hand-held illuminated stereoscopes or projected using polarizing filters. |
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The patent claim, riddled with typos and non sequiturs, has already been widely reviled, but if successful could blow a chill through the hand-held industry. |
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The book vividly recollects a season spent with Tongans, who through economic necessity, still hunt whales from small boats with hand-held harpoons. |
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This year's object of desire is a foot-long black leather carpet bag with worked wooden handles or a hand-held bucket bag with burnished bronze studs. |
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In the 1990s, her pictures are invariably hand-held and moving and, never one to beautify, they appear increasingly underlit, overlit or downright blurry. |
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The hand-held device, which uses near-infrared light to measure blood flow in the breast, emits a tone when it detects increased blood volume that could signal tumor growth. |
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Initially firefighters used hand-held jets to tackle the blaze while experts established that four different chemicals were involved that were caustic and could cause burns. |
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The Large Box Spline Jig from Rockier Woodworking and Hardware allows the user to cut slots with a hand-held router and add a decorative spline. |
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It's like those hand-held steamers on TV informercials but cheaper and far smaller. |
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Leslie had been cutting a coping stone with a hand-held electric circular saw when the high-speed cutting disc split. |
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Health care staff are provided with a Spencer haemoglobinometer and a hand-held glucometer. |
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We have a few more options available to us these days, with hand-held laser hair removal devices that claim to stop hair regrowth. |
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The video shows Tai crying out in pain when she is shocked with a hand-held stun gun into performing a headstand. |
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Hip abductor and hip extensor strength was assessed isometrically with a hand-held dynamometer. |
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Test-retest reliability of hand-held dynamometric strength testing in young people with cerebral palsy. |
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Say When is never in need of dizzying hand-held camerawork, gun battles or collapsing cities to make an impression. |
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After experimenting with a lavalier wireless mike, a hand-held wireless and a lavalier wireless were ordered. |
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Items valued at more than pounds 2,500 including a Sony Palmcorder, a Playstation and a hand-held computer, had been taken. |
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Northridge, CA, say they have unlocked the secret to healthy skin through a new hand-held mist technology that electrolyzes water. |
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Contact light pens and noncontact, hand-held laser scanners extract the information that is optically encoded in bar code symbols. |
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As many as 93 per cent of those polled had seen someone using a hand-held mobile at the wheel in the previous week before being questioned in the survey by What Car? |
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The antivibration systems now mean that hand-held close-up photos can be taken at very slow speeds without blurring. |
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The number of pocket or hand-held computers will grow, while the number of luggables will decline. |
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The hand-held camera rockily zooms in on one of the surgeons who is holding a circular surgical saw covered in dried blood. |
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I think it's great that the wunderkinder at MIT are working on hand-held moral defibrillators. |
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A Buy hand-held moisture meters for your yardmen and make sure they use them. |
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A brief analysis with a hand-held metal analyzer can help recyclers to properly sort and grade metals, making their scrap more valuable. |
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Myers adds that some of the hand-held devices available in a one-piece design do not provide the flexibility for bench-top usage of software user-defined features. |
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The new hand-held radar gun is used to fine minibuses, taxis and pick-ups, while the mobile radar is used for heavy trucks and buses. |
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The hand-held stimulating scrubber, complete with strap and rubber massagers, boosts the circulation to target any problematic areas. |
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Dave does unplug, but turning off the cell phone, laptop and hand-held wireless devices remains a challenge. |
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Covering hand-held and CNC-operated applications, the range includes both carbide and PCD drills, reamers, countersinks and end mills. |
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To eliminate repeated trips to the pencil sharpener, provide every work table with a zip-lock bag and a metal, hand-held pencil sharpener. |
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Hands-free phones are just as risky as hand-held cell phones, the study found. |
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Amazingly KIDS was filmed entirely on a hand-held camera, the probing lens exploring a day in the life of young drop-outs in New York. |
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Michelin Travel Publications has signed an agreement with PalmTop Software to make Michelin's travel information available on hand-held computers. |
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Thus it was that the early hand-held gonne was superseded by the matchlock harquebus, which was replaced with the snaphaunce and dog lock muskets. |
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Also, Barber-Colman now offers individually certified test disks for its Impressor hand-held hardness tester, allowing users to keep these testers calibrated in-house. |
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Summer in February doesn't look as if was shot in late winter, the hand-held camerawork jars and the hazy picture quality lacks the texture of old-fashioned celluloid. |
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When you make a protein shake, mix them in a hand-held tumbler. |
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Which is why the cartoonist Garry Trudeau coined this apt bit of idiocy to lampoon the original hand-held Newton computer's difficulty in deciphering handwriting. |
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The hand-held solution included over a dozen wireless-enabled transactions tailored for Wawa from Catalyst's extensive library of transaction templates. |
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Levels of ammonia in industrial effluents can now be checked quickly and simply with a hand-held photometer developed by water testing specialist Palintest. |
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An optometrist uses a small, hand-held instrument called a retinoscope, which bounces a light beam off the back of your eye and back into the instrument. |
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