This explains their physical symptoms: "freezing up", a racing heart, muscle tension.
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"You could feel the whole place just freezing up," Mr. Andrews said.
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Look, freezing up like that definitely wasn't my proudest moment as a journalist.
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It's freezing up there, and there are mouse droppings and desiccated rubber bands.
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I remember walking, tears freezing up on my face, because I began to cry.
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Specks of ice from the freezing-up of Great Bear Lake filled the air.
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All my apps transferred without problem and now they all work without freezing up or buffering.
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Uncertainty could cause a freezing up of business activity as investment waits for the new landscape.
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If just one app seems to be acting balky or freezing up, try forcibly closing it.
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But at that point, I had fallen into the water two times, my body was freezing up.
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That could free up more of their cash and help prevent the financial system from freezing up.
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When it is poured into a vehicle, it prevents water from freezing up and raises the boiling temperature.
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But I had some glitches with the game freezing up (clock not moving), and the rankings seemed off.
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In early 2006, while Williams and Lankford were going through their divorce, the family computer started freezing up.
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But once it passed about 100 meters, the video feed began to get choppy, freezing up and pixelating.
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Outside the New York Film Festival, the writer-director Mike Mills kept freezing up on the red carpet.
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Investors worry about small markets freezing up, says Stuart Culverhouse of Exotix, a brokerage that specialises in frontier markets.
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I fear this possibility will lead to a freezing up of spending decisions particularly on the part of internationally oriented businesses.
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There is also a danger of their metal regulators freezing up, which means they have to carry extra tanks and regulators.
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At the smallest hint of sex, my body would go into a meltdown, freezing up if anyone tried to touch me.
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It showed the two girls happily taking on the "mannequin challenge"—recording themselves suddenly freezing up and holding a tricky pose.
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The month before, the United States announced that it was freezing up to $1.3 billion in annual security aid to Pakistan.
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Now, millions of Windows users are discovering that their webcams are freezing up, even when trying to stream via Microsoft-owned Skype.
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Oil prices, subprime mortgages and the freezing up of the financial system after the collapse of Lehman Brothers were all important factors.
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But that was during the global crisis, when emergency measures by central banks and a freezing up of money markets influenced rates.
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There were issues with the steering wheel freezing up and the display showing glitches while the car is charging, said one owner.
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Fighting back tears or shaking with anger, they talk about being trapped, disgusted, about freezing up, dissociating, hearing their career prospects are dead.
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I was puzzled by the stories some women told about freezing up, unable to repel a boss or sometimes even a co-worker.
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XCOM 2 tends to trip up around processing moves during the enemy A.I.'s turn, slowing down significantly and sometimes freezing up all together.
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Practicing self-defense is important so that when you're in the moment, reacting from muscle memory comes more naturally to you than freezing up.
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Psychologists refer to the act of overthinking and freezing up after a mistake, fearing that you will be terrible at everything afterwards, as catastrophizing.
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There are also concerns about credit markets freezing up and domestic financial conditions tightening, like it did after the yuan fell 2% in 2015.
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Afflicted users noted reports of iPhone X displays freezing up when suddenly taken outside into cold environments, before resuming normal activity a few seconds later.
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It's hard to imagine Hollywood veteran Leonardo DiCaprio freezing up around anyone, but there was at least one exception in his professional life: Luke Perry.
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Instead of freezing up over the logical permutations behind each A and S, she found that these symbols put her in the mind of musical notes.
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"This also comes at a time when it's not just about oil but it's about the global economy and this freezing up we're seeing," Yergin said.
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She vividly remembers her body freezing up during at least one of the assaults, where he had pressured her into letting him perform oral sex on her.
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Ransomware works by freezing up a computer in an attempt to force the user to pay a fee if they want their machine to be normal again.
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And there were reports from trading desks that many assets that are normally liquid — easy to buy and sell — were freezing up, with securities not trading widely.
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Freezing up in a job interview is a bit like stage fright: you've rehearsed your lines, you step into the spotlight and your mind goes completely blank.
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But also not true at all, because, besides fighting or fleeing, there's also another natural, less talked-about reaction to high-stress, fear-filled situations—freezing up and withdrawing.
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And then there were all the small but annoying bugs, such as the camera not connecting to my phone on the first try, or the software simply freezing up.
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"I think we're going to see a lot more freezing up of economic activity in the United States, not because of economics but because of the virus," he said.
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"It's just ridiculous going up there dressed like that and it's freezing up there, and being irresponsible means others have to go out of their way to help," he added.
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Instead of freezing up, or even wrapping a pass around Nachbar, Campazzo totally fucked the dude up, confusing him with this insane around-his-world, behind-his-back self-pass.
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Policymakers see "ring-fencing" as a central lesson from the 2007-09 financial crisis when the government had to shore up lenders to avoid the banking system from freezing up.
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That's part of an effort to keep the key markets for U.S. government debt and mortgages, as well as all the markets that those assets feed into, from freezing up.
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"I don't think they would have done this unless they felt the financial markets were at significant risk of freezing up tomorrow," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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Stuff like circuit breakers, retry logic, thundering herd (where a large number of processes wake up, but only one wins, often leading to freezing up) needs to be managed effectively.
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City governments are under assault from ransomware, malicious software that infects entire computer networks, freezing up important files and equipment until the organization pays for a key to unlock the information.
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I remember walking, tears freezing up on my face, because I began to cry because it was so cold, and many times I had to turn around and run back home.
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If it becomes clear that some property in a region cannot be sold because of flooding risks, there is a chance of contagion leading to an entire regional housing market freezing up.
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Late in the season, there's a deeply disturbing scene of sexual assault (which, like a lot of the show, echoes recent news stories, about women freezing up, about fingers stuck in mouths).
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If your Mac keeps freezing up and showing you the spinning wheel, even after a restart, there might be something deeper going on that you won&apost be able to fix yourself.
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The default Mac and iPhone calendar app can be a frustratingly unhelpful assistant, routinely freezing up at random, hogging resources for no discernible reason, and refusing to communicate with any of your other programs.
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Commercial paper is unsecured debt that businesses issue to pay for short-term operations, and the freezing up of the market played a significant role in the erosion of credit conditions during the crisis.
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With many lending markets freezing up as investors and companies hoard cash, the Fed has already announced a program to fund commercial paper — a form of short-term borrowing used by companies in a range of industries.
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Four pitches later he threw strike three right past Fowler for the first out of the game, freezing up Chicago's leadoff hitter with a 91-mph sinker that isn't even the nastiest pitch he has in his arsenal.
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LONDON/BOSTON (Reuters) - Central banks have offered trillions of dollars of support to markets in recent days to keep them from freezing up, as investors worried about the economic damage from the coronavirus and made a chaotic dash for the exits.
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LONDON/BOSTON (Reuters) - Central banks have offered trillions of dollars of support to markets in recent days to keep them from freezing up, as investors worried about the economic damage from the coronavirus and made a chaotic dash for the exits.
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Christine Choo of Singapore chose an article headlined "Why Trying to Be Less Awkward Never Works" and wrote: 6-year-old me could never have imagined freezing up just because I was stuck in the train with someone I've met only once.
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To prevent credit markets from freezing up, it will set aside 2 trillion yen for additional purchases of commercial paper and corporate bonds and it would purchase Japanese real-estate trust funds (J-REIT) at a pace of 180 billion yen per year.
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For Trump and his administration, the widening investigation risks freezing up principals in key agencies, slowing down progress on any remaining policy initiatives and triggering caution among political players who might have been in a position to advocate for him throughout 2020.
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LONDON/BOSTON, March 23 (Reuters) - Central banks have offered trillions of dollars of support to markets in recent days to keep them from freezing up, as investors worried about the economic damage from the coronavirus and made a chaotic dash for the exits.
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These solutions could include a combination of providing re-entry support and education to formerly incarcerated borrowers, deferments similar to those provided in student loans or during natural disasters, shorter times for defaults to be erased from credit files or even freezing-up their credit while incarcerated.
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"You need a lot of cash and very little debt to navigate what's ahead, because markets will start freezing up even if the Fed cuts rates, which I think it will," El-Erian said on CNBC's "Closing Bell," advising investors to focus on companies with strong balance sheets.
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They also require physical therapy to prevent their muscles from atrophying and their joints from freezing up, regular shifts in bed to prevent pressure from degrading their skin and opening up sometimes untreatable sores, and at times oral suctioning to clean out built-up saliva they can't swallow reflexively.
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"The first time the soldiers try it out, 30 percent fail - either by freezing up, or through improper shooting of bystanders or of terrorists who no longer pose a threat," Nadav Sheetrit, who runs the Bagira Systems Ltd simulator at Camp Tsur infantry training base, told a visiting Reuters reporter.
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Wall Street analysts began to change their tune: A public health crisis was becoming a financial crisis, some warned, and to keep the system from freezing up, the central banks had to open the spigots and offer trillions of dollars in short-term loans to banks (The New York Times).
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After all, if you're in the process of learning how to program, one of the pieces of advice people will give you is probably "go work on a project" — and that kind of freezing up to figure out what kind of a project can be a big barrier to entry to learn how to apply those skills.
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Agaritine oxidizes rapidly upon storage, however, and is totally degraded after 48 hours in aqueous solution with exposure to air. It has also been shown to decompose readily upon cooking (up to 90% reduction) as well as upon freezing (up to 75% reduction).
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Adults occur during winter, where they can be observed walking over snow. They produce glycerol in their hemolymph, preventing them from freezing. Up to 200 eggs have been found in female snow flies, which are laid singly. The larvae occur under decaying leaves in wooded regions (Marchand, 1917).
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The presence of AFPs in R. inquisitor allows the tissues and fluids within the beetle to withstand freezing up to -30 °C (the thermal hysteresis point for this AFP). This strategy provides an obvious survival benefit to these beetles, who are endemic to cold climates, such as Scandinavia, Siberia, and Alaska.
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He appears in Volume 12, freezing up all of Hades' Grim Reapers. In Volume 16, Dulio became the leader of the counter terrorist group, D×D. ; :A reincarnated Angel, she is Gabriel's Queen and Xenovia's swordmaster who is one of Heaven's supervisors. She is also one of the top five female exorcists in Heaven.
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Jaws Unleashed received "mixed" reviews on all platforms according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. Most complaints against the game center around the game's glitches and freezing up and its camera problems. Despite this, the game was a commercial success, selling over 250,000 copies on Xbox alone, therefore earning it GameSpot's "Worst Game Everyone Played of 2006" award.
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After departing well behind the rest of the field, he finished last. His "freezing up" at the sound of the starting bell plagued him throughout his racing career. Nonetheless, Quicken Tree's problem meant come-from-behind performances that made him a crowd favorite. He won for the first time in his fourth start, after which he performed poorly and was entered in claiming races.
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The A-type was the original wing design, with eight .303 calibre Browning machine guns, with 300 rounds per gun (rpg). The basic structure of the wing was unchanged until the C type in 1942. The one major alteration made to this wing, soon after production started, was the incorporation of a heating system for the gun bays, to prevent the guns from freezing up at high altitudes.
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OTP is usually used for DVD-Video, to prevent the inherent delay that PTP involves: in PTP, the laser head moves from the outside edge of the DVD to the inside to start reading L1 when it reaches the end of L0. This results in the video skipping or freezing up for some time as the laser head repositions itself and the system waits to start receiving data again.
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A de/anti-icing vehicle de-icing the wing of a Croatia Airlines aircraft. The procedure of de/anti-icing, protection from fluids freezing up on aircraft, is done from special vehicles. These vehicles have booms, like a cherry picker, to allow easy access to the entire aircraft. A hose sprays a special mixture that melts current ice on the aircraft and also prevents some ice from building up while waiting on the ground.
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They begin to chat and she starts to fantasize about him before freezing up and telling him she has to get back to work. Betty is pushing ornaments into Amanda's arms when she sees one of Daniel's rings on her fingers. Betty chases her around the office before they try to get it off together. Betty spits on an appalled Amanda's finger and starts to pull while she tells her that she doesn't feel anything for Daniel anymore.
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A consolidated ridge is one whose base has undergone complete freezing. The term consolidated layer is used to designate freezing up of the rubble just below the water line. The existence of a consolidated layer depends on air temperature — in this layer, the water between individual blocks is frozen, with a resulting reduction in porosity and an increase in mechanical strength. A keel's depth of an ice ridge is much higher than its sail's height - typically about four times.
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The prisoners (women and men) were housed in wooden barracks and in dug-outs with doors and stairs leading down from the ground level to prevent them from freezing up in winter. The inmates were underfed and many starved to death, with daily mortality of around 10–15 people. Sturmbannführer Radomski ran a terror regime in the camp with the aid of Kommandant Anton Prokupek and a company of Sotniks. For the smallest misdemeanours he imposed heavy punishments and often struck the prisoners with the whip.
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Goodrich Transit Co., , which went all the way to the United States Supreme Court. On February 4, 1915, the steamer Iowa (built in 1896 on the hull of the Menominee), on its way to the Port of Chicago with the Racine (belonging to Chicago Racine & Milwaukee Steamship Company), sent a radio message at 4:15 a.m., as she was about three miles out, that she had encountered heavy ice. The ice was especially bad that winter with ice freezing up to 25 miles from the port.
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In good weather it was kept in Mr. Partlow's shed and in bad weather, it was kept in Charlie Fletcher's cow barn. According to Charlie “the cows generated enough heat to keep the fire truck from freezing up.” Of the 60 years that Charles R. Fletcher served with the Ashburn Volunteer Fire Department he served as Assistant Chief in 1976, as President for a total of 7 years and served as Captain until the late 1990s. By the end of 1945 the company had raised a total of $4,342,41.
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These problems were aggravated by sub-optimal engine management techniques taught to many pilots during the first part of WWII, including a cruise setting that ran the engine at high RPM and low manifold pressure with a rich mixture. These settings can contribute to over-cooling of the engine, fuel condensation problems, accelerated mechanical wear, and the likelihood of components binding or "freezing up."Whitney 1998, p. 127 Details of the failure patterns were described in a report by General Doolittle to General Spatz in January 1944.Ludwig 2004, pp.
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Canon had compatibility problems with the Lexar Professional 80x-speed Compact Flash (CF) cards which resulted in either total image loss, or the camera freezing up. In the cases of the camera freezing, the images may still be retrieved using an external CF card reader. EOS 350D with lens The camera will interpret the presence of a hot shoe protector as the presence of an auxiliary flash attachment thereby disabling the built-in pop-up flash. Removing the hot shoe protector will re-enable the built-in flash.
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BR, desperate for some good publicity, hired former Blue Peter presenter Peter Purves to make the journey from Glasgow. On arrival at Euston, Purves claimed to have had an "excellent breakfast in the most delightful surroundings", and when asked about the train, said "it's smooth, it's quiet, and an altogether delightful experience." However, as the last statement was uttered there was a slight shudder visible, and the sound of rattling dishes was clearly audible. Over the next month the air system proved perfectly capable of freezing up even on a full-length train.
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The total stock of mortgage loans in Ireland exploded from €16 billion in the first quarter of 2003 to a peak of €106 billion by the third quarter of 2008, about 60 percent of Ireland's GDP for that year. This, in turn, led to a massive increase in the price of Irish property assets. The freezing-up of the world's interbank market during the financial crisis of 2007–2008 caused two problems for Irish banks. Firstly, with no new money available to borrow, withdrawal of deposits caused a liquidity problem.
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Roach survive in temperatures from close to freezing up to around . Large female roach before spawning season In most parts of its distribution, it is the most numerous fish, but it can be surpassed by the common bream in biomass in water bodies with high turbidity and sparse vegetation. The roach is a shoaling fish and is not very migratory with the exception of the oceangoing subspecies. In the cold season, they migrate to feed in deeper waters, whereas they prefer to feed near the surface during warmer weather.
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As she started freezing up, Timekeeper sent her to 1450, for what should have been a demonstration of Johannes Gutenberg's Printing Press. However, Timekeeper messed up and sent her to a Scottish battlefield in which one warrior came after her. Finally once the kinks of the Time Machine got worked out, Timekeeper sent Nine-Eye to the year 1503, at the height of the Renaissance. The Machine was placed right in the middle of Leonardo da Vinci's workshop, where he was painting the Mona Lisa and working on a model of his Flying Machine.
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The thin film method is limited to thin specimens (typically < 500 nm) because the electrons cannot cross thicker samples without multiple scattering events. Thicker specimens can be vitrified by plunge freezing (cryofixation) in ethane (up to tens of μm in thickness) or more commonly by high pressure freezing (up to hundreds of μm). They can then be cut in thin sections (40 to 200 nm thick) with a diamond knife in a cryoultramicrotome at temperatures lower than −135 °C (devitrification temperature). The sections are collected on an electron microscope grid and are imaged in the same manner as specimen vitrified in thin film.
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Valaste Waterfall () is the highest waterfall in Estonia and neighboring regions (30.5 m) situated between Ontika and Valaste in the Toila Parish of the Ida-Viru County and formed by a stream, as it flows over the Baltic Klint not far from the shore of the Gulf of Finland. It is a popular tourist attraction with its spray freezing up in winter. There is a parking lot, some explanatory signs, and a trail using a double spiral staircase to get down the cliff. Opposite of the waterfall, a viewing platform has been built, and this offers views of the falls.
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However, he offers to give Derek proper supplies if he will start acting like a tooth fairy. Carly later bails Derek out. Derek works on improving his tooth fairy skills and bonding with Tracy and Randy, but when Derek becomes frustrated after freezing up while about to score a goal at a hockey game, causing him to get benched for tomorrow's game, he takes his anger out on Randy, telling him that he will never become a rock star. His dreams crushed, Randy smashes his guitar and Carly breaks up with Derek, telling him his biggest flaw is his inability to be optimistic.
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Environmental sealing of the diaphragm main spring chamber using a soft secondary diaphragm and hydrostatic transmitter or a silicone, alcohol or glycol/water mixture antifreeze liquid in the sealed spring compartment can be used for a diaphragm regulator. Silicone grease in the spring chamber can be used on a piston first stage. The Poseidon Xstream first stage insulates the external spring and spring housing from the rest of the regulator, so that it is less chilled by the expanding air, and provides large slots in the housing so that the spring can be warmed by the water, thus avoiding the problem of freezing up the external spring.
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Freezing behavior or the freeze response is a reaction to specific stimuli, most commonly observed in prey animals. When a prey animal has been caught and completely overcome by the predator, it may respond by "freezing up" or in other words by staying completely still. Studies typically assess a conditioned freezing behavior response to stimuli that typically or innately do not cause fear, such as a tone or shock. Freezing behavior is most easily characterized by changes in blood pressure and lengths of time in crouching position, but it also is known to cause changes such as shortness of breath, increased heart rate, sweating, or choking sensation.
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He also becomes better friends with Tom, supporting him when he is rejected by a cologne magnate, although Tom does his fair share of ribbing Ben. While doing the media blitz for the festival, he is continuously asked about his disastrous tenure as mayor of Partridge. After freezing up at the majority of questions asked, he then goes on a furious tirade at a later interview, prompting businesses to pull their sponsorships at the festival and putting the parks department in jeopardy. At the last interview at Pawnee Today, Ben finally stands his ground, stating that everyone does stupid things when they were teenagers and that he has since saved at least five cities from bankruptcy as an auditor.
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Northern Lights is a 1978 independent film which dramatizes the founding of the Nonpartisan League in North Dakota, a Populist political movement which took place in the American Midwest in the early 1900s. The film was produced, directed, written and edited by John Hanson and Rob Nilsson, and starred Joe Spano, Robert Behling, Susan Lynch and Michel Wagner. It was filmed on location in North Dakota, during the fall and winter of 1977, and utilized many locals as extras. Due to the extreme cold winter weather, with temperatures reaching as low as -40, many of the outdoor scenes had to be shot in short bursts, as cameras and other equipment would only function for a short time, before freezing up.
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His Japanese voice actor Mamoru Miyano felt Kiba was a "wolf of few words" and that his quiet nature made it hard to know what he might be thinking. Though Kiba is rarely bothered by events, Miyano did not think this was an indication that he was strong, rather he felt Kiba was attempting to hide his insecurities. In depicting the character, Miyano found it most difficult to voice the initial scene of the first episode, in which Kiba lies dying and in voice over says there is no Paradise and that there is nothing at the end. He was so nervous about shooting the first scene, he had trouble getting the lines and voicing correct, eventually freezing up completely before he was able to calm down and complete the scene.
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Downing Park, Newburgh, NY Downing Park is centrally located within the city, between Robinson Avenue (US 9W-NY 32) on the west, South Street on the north, Dubois Street on the east and Third Street to the south. Carpenter Avenue divides the park into an eastern and western half. The most prominent feature of the park is the pond and fountain in its southwest corner, known as the "polly." In the early 20th century, it was a popular place for ice skating in the winter, but that has since been prohibited as pollution has made the water less capable of effectively freezing up in the winter. The Polly’s natural stone Shelter House, designed by local architect Gordon Marvel was added in 1934 and served as a place for visitors to change into skates and enjoy cups of hot chocolate during the cold winter months.
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