Honesty is the glue that holds together a society of laws.
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Civil servants are the glue that holds together our federal government.
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It's thick and there's lots of everything, but it holds together well.
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For all the contrasts, the piece holds together with unfailing dramatic purpose.
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Q: Including the little tape that holds together the packaging of individual napkins?
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That an overstuffed picture like this holds together at all is impressive enough.
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But it really holds together, and I had to tell everybody about it!
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Sethi's book, like that soup, is made of many parts and holds together very well.
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Add pecans and coconut oil; pulse just until coarsely chopped and mixture holds together loosely.
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It acts as glue that holds together the chains of nucleotides that make up DNA.
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We look through the glass, which reveals what holds together the drawing before our eyes.
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And above all, Brigsby Bear holds together because it's so flawlessly navigated and so utterly sincere.
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Given the notoriety Damore's writing has achieved, it's striking how poorly the whole thing holds together.
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But the same does not apply to the infrastructure that holds together the machine learning pipeline.
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So this gives it a much stronger structure for the whole piece, and it holds together better.
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Around the area where a metal plate now holds together my spine, I felt a sense of longing.
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The glue that holds together many of the world's shoes is effectively poisoning factory workers around the globe.
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Of course, it all holds together in this tense and beautiful way that basically only he can manage.
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Flora, despite making her own horse cookie cutter, creates a crumbly carousel that neither tastes good nor holds together.
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In many ways, Bannon is the glue that holds together the ideological and practical sides of the Trump administration.
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Add the water and pulse until very finely chopped and the mixture holds together when pinched between two fingers.
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Add ¾ cup of water incorporating fully until the dough is no longer too crumbly and holds together when squeezed.
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"Unlike other meat alternatives like tofu, tempeh holds together well when fried and has a nice chewy texture," she explains.
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Still, if Pomeranz holds together, Boston will have four average-to-good starting pitchers and the best offense in baseball.
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Pour enough tamarind water, up to ½ cup, into the potato mix to make it a soft consistency that holds together.
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It's really a matter of figuring out what's the minimum I have to do to make sure it holds together.
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Major brewer Carlsberg is to use glue to replace the plastic wrapping that holds together its six-packs of cans.
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The Hero/Hustler alliance holds together, and the only question is whether to eliminate idol-magnet Joe or challenge threat Desi.
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The investment vehicle Sino-Europe Sports holds together a web of firms with names like Rossoneri Sport and Sino-Europe Milan.
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And it holds together so well that in the end it's surprisingly easy to eat, even if it is quite thick.
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The designer Sonia Lartigue riffed on the vitrines' simple design, in which welded brass ribbing holds together individually cut glass panes.
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If it holds together it will be the biggest in parliament, giving Mr Salvini a strong claim to be prime minister too.
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Khamenei, whose hostility toward Washington holds together Iran's faction-ridden leadership, said Iran should "remain cautious in its economic interaction with the West".
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The bigger issue, however, is that not one of the patchy sequel's threads really holds together, even within the elastic boundaries of farce.
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Important national elections in France, Germany, and other parts of Europe next year will provide further clues as to whether Europe holds together.
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We'll have to wait until Sonic the Hedgehog drops on February 14 to see if it holds together for the entire movie, though.
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Belief is the most powerful force in The Leftovers' universe, because it holds together all the strands that might otherwise float into nothingness.
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It almost holds together: a once-great civilization lost to the sands of time, combined with a nascent one gaining deification for itself.
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In short, neither party can escape from identity politics because identity is more than ever the ideological glue that holds together both party coalitions.
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The film is sprawling, long, and sometimes messy, but it still feels small enough and so tied to its characters that it all holds together.
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The longer the current Republican coalition holds together, the more its party leaders inevitably double down on this as the glue holding the party together.
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There, Wysol practiced Harmon's Story Circle, an eight-point plan outlined on the Channel 101 Wikia: This structure holds together Hot Streets' volatile plot points.
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Though, for all the different authors and gaps left in Azamael's vision, the set generally holds together remarkably well and feels like an entire piece.
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That it holds together at all is more than a little impressive (witness how mightily Batman v Superman struggled to manage an even smaller cast).
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With a piece of concert music, I can tell, more or less, if the structure holds together just by looking through the manuscript in my studio.
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Movie allusions and Andrew Garfield's hard-working star turn as a Los Angeles slacker is about all that holds together this labyrinthine, wildly self-satisfied mystery.
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With Event Grid, Microsoft introduced a new Azure service last year that it hopes will become the glue that holds together modern event-driven and distributed applications.
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" Lee added that it appears valuations are making markets "nervous," but "for the most part, as long as inflation remains tame, I think this all holds together.
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We could love the spider for spinning the silk that holds together the moss of the hummingbird's nest, the silk that stretches as the baby birds grow.
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EDS causes defects in collagen, the elastic protein that holds together bodily tissues, meaning most people with the condition have abnormally loose joints and thin and stretchy skin.
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Q-Tip, The Abstract, is one of those rare figures who is culture, who holds together the fabric of the world, who is at home in any room.
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It holds together with stones and mortar — a neglected national treasure that was the real-life setting for a classic tragedy of betrayal and murder in Spain's southernmost region.
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If the understanding on Friday holds together, it would allow the United States to retain tariffs imposed over the past 16 months on a wide array of Chinese industries.
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Instead, what holds together Monarchs — which fills all the Bemis's galleries — are common themes among the artists' work, some of which derive from traits that Puleo identifies in the butterfly.
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But if you care about the greatest of the dubmasters, this project, overseen for the 84-year-old by great white dubmaster Adrian Sherwood, is an album that holds together.
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Test to see if the dough holds together when you squeeze it—if it doesn't, add the remaining ¼ cup (35 g) of buttermilk and work it into the dough. 5.
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At the end of the meal — arguably the best part, when all that's left is injera soaked with the runoff of sauces — the bread still has structure and holds together.
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The iceberg could last for several years, depending on whether it breaks up into smaller pieces or holds together, according to Mark Drinkwater, who directs the mission science division at ESA.
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Too often invisible, they are the stitch that holds together a society rich with family bonds, and they make it possible for millions of working families to participate in our economy.
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"The consortium still holds together," said Gotov Battsengel, chief executive officer of Energy Resources, an MMC unit that already extracts coal from a mine on the western edge of Tavan Tolgoi.
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The quietly expansive "Seat," with its nostalgic melancholy and its pitched-up vocals that float off like ash, holds together; the bright and buoyant "Mind" could be an FM dancehall-pop hit.
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The white block, rock solid and surprisingly lightweight, was a new alternative to cement, the glue that holds together aggregate, or crushed rock, to make the world's most ubiquitous building material: concrete.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, whose hostility toward Washington is the glue that holds together Iran's faction-ridden leadership, had said Iran would "shred" the deal if the United States pulled out.
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I read hundreds, if not thousands of other facts, possibilities, probabilities, and potentialities like this, which remind me how amazing it is that our society holds together even in the best of times.
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The relationship between Callie and Brandon going public is this season's big reveal, but the fallout will only highlight the show's truly important relationship — the one that holds together the entire Foster family.
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The hawkish rulers of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have a vested interest in Washington's tensions with Tehran: The shared enmity holds together the American alliance with the Arab gulf rulers.
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If the GOP holds together and a Democrat votes to acquit Trump, it would hand the White House a ready-made point to underscore its argument that the House engaged in a partisan impeachment.
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Khamenei, whose hostility toward Washington is the glue that holds together Iran's faction-ridden leadership, has ruled out normalization of ties with the United States, which the hardliners refer to as the Great Satan.
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Analysts say that the next phase of the battle may turn on the question of whether that coalition holds together or any of its components break ranks to strike an accommodation with General Hifter.
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"The shape of the structure and broken lines signify shattered glass like our shattered hearts, but it still holds together strong, mended to be even stronger than before," Knudson wrote in a Facebook post.
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"Prime Minister Abadi stands for and has been a partner in all of the things that are important to Iraq's future, namely a country that holds together and doesn't just spiral off into sectarianism," Carter said.
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"This breaking down of international and national norms is the glue that holds the liberal world order together, is the glue that holds together our system" Biden said during the event in Ohio with Republican Gov.
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And while the political opening made possible by the revolution has allowed for a hundred views to compete for public support – ranging from liberalism to ultra-literal Islamism – with no one actually in charge, little holds together.
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Two years of protests appears to have shown the governing coalition's strongest member that it risks losing its grip on power — even though the party holds, together with smaller allies, all the seats in the country's Parliament.
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If Labour splits, then Theresa May will be confronted with two warring opposition parties; if it holds together until September, she will face a divided party obsessed with allotting blame for its election defeat and fighting leadership battles.
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If he holds together his vociferous base and comes out with, say, 25 percent of the vote in the early states, that could be enough to take the lead and become the unstoppable winner of the Democratic nomination.
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This next-generation version of its plant-based burger holds together better than the original — not an insignificant fact when you consider that this newest iteration is now being sold in 59 Burger Kings in the St. Louis area.
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So far, The New Colossus' world holds together just well enough to pull players into the melodrama of Blazkowicz and his makeshift family of rebels — then propel them through several entertaining hours of shooting Nazi robots in the face.
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If there is one thread that holds together all the desires and fears in this book, it is Nguyen's need to see himself not just as someone who has survived his experiences but as someone who can represent, or face, them.
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"If some of this gets resolved in a relatively amicable or healthy way then the global demand curve holds together, then I think we have a real risk as we head into 2019 and beyond of materially higher prices," he added.
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For my Ph.D. thesis, I did L.H.C. predictions, and while I have stopped working in the field, I still believe that slamming particles into one another is the most promising route to understanding what matter is made of and how it holds together.
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But through the four episodes previewed the basic premise and tone holds together reasonably well, while dropping in touches like Josie and the Pussycats (an all-girl band at Riverdale High) that provide frequent Archie touchstones, even as the material drifts away from those origins.
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Trump is a genuinely disruptive force, and if his coalition holds together it could make genuinely unlikely outcomes — Cruz as the most right-wing nominee since Barry Goldwater, a battle on the convention floor — far more plausible than they would have been without him.
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There have been other attempts to create this sort of mashup universe (Universal Pictures seems to be abandoning its attempt), but Goss' book holds together on the strength of its characters, and an ongoing adaptation could easily tap into this strength with the right casting.
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That score is a long string of separate piano pieces (played with customary lucidity by Susan Waters), and it's a marvel of Robbins's art how the ballet holds together, suggesting multiple threads of narrative, developing a poetic logic that leads to surprising, heart-catching places.
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If we can help grow that, then that will also make communities stronger and will end up being just a really important part of how I think the country and the world holds together and moves forward over the next 10 or 15 or 20 years.
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It's an understandable choice — recreating the third-person consciousness that holds together the manifold threads of the novel, woven over seven years of writing and rewriting by Heller, would have challenged Robert Altman (whose "M*A*S*H" was the critical and commercial hit Nichols's "Catch-22" wasn't).
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Hunting for that lower mass is important, as it might allow physicists to validate the 2016 measurement from a Hungarian team that seemed to indicate the presence of a fifth fundamental force, in addition to gravity, electromagnetism, the strong force (which holds together atomic nuclei), and the weak force (responsible for radioactive decay).
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This "spycraft makes strange bedfellows" aspect of Jason Bourne is a big part of why its second half holds together as well as it does, and it wouldn't work at all if Alicia Vikander weren't playing Heather as someone who occasionally appears to be ensuring that even she doesn't know which cards she's holding.
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Here's what reviewers have to say about... Alex Abad-Santos, Vox Owen Glieberman, Variety Kate Erbland, IndieWire James Whitbrook, i09 John Defore, the Hollywood Reporter Nicole Ludden, Arizona Republic Alex Abad-Santos, Vox Peter Travers, Rolling Stone The praise only keeps coming from there—and while yes, these reviews are mixed, and yes, the plot is shallow, and yes, the whole thing is a bit ridiculous—it holds together at least well enough to be standing at 88 percent fresh on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The brace depicted is one of many that Frida actually used throughout her life time and is now housed in her home and museum, Casa Azul.Kardos, "Casa Azul," A City A Month. In The Broken Column this corset holds together Kahlo's damaged body.
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Morris also believes that any theory on a global system, if later proved, would be much more complex than what is proposed by de Swaan. Questions on how the hypercentral language English holds together the system must also be answered by such a global language system.
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A keyspace example with a number of column families. A keyspace (or key space) in a NoSQL data store is an object that holds together all column families of a design. It is the outermost grouping of the data in the data store. It resembles the schema concept in Relational database management systems.
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Thought to be clinically dead, Alexander (Roy Dupuis) suddenly awakes from a long coma. He recognizes nobody and remembers nothing. As Alexander tries to piece together his life, the mystery deepens. Director Francis Leclerc holds together this precious tale with poetic imagery and strong visuals, all the while teasing the viewer to discover the truth.
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Pranamaya means composed of prana, the vital principle, the force that vitalizes and holds together the body and the mind. It pervades the whole organism, its one physical manifestation is the breath. As long as this vital principle exists in the organisms, life continues. Coupled with the five organs of action it forms the vital sheath.
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Despite the split construction, the granite-faced building, p.538 which combines Romanesque Revival and Gothic Revival elements, holds together as a single design. The building is two and one half stories topped by a tremendous slate roof shaped as a partial cone. The front facade features groups of stained glass, Gothic-arched lancet windows at various levels.
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It is made by placing jjokpa scallions parallely on a hot pan with vegetable oil, pan-frying them, then ladling onto them the batter made by mixing wheat flour, water, soybean paste, and sugar. The pancake is turned over when the bottom holds together and is golden-brown. It is usually served with a dipping sauce made of soy sauce.
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Weisser, p. 53. Allmovie also notes that this film is less extreme than Rape! 13th Hour, but that Hasebe nevertheless creates tension through the suspenseful plot. Of the attacker never being revealed, Allmovie comments, "The ending feels a bit like a cheat to those viewers attempting to guess the rapist's identity, but the film holds together as a solid thriller nonetheless".
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"Readers will be as puzzled as the characters, who tumble from one complex and outrageous situation to the next, rescued from each at the last minute—sometimes with no explanation. But it all holds together remarkably well, encouraging suspension of disbelief to make way for glorious flights of imagination." "THE 13TH REALITY: Book 2: The Hunt for Dark Infinity". Kirkus. February 1, 2009.
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With polymetre, the bar sizes differ, but the beat remains constant. Since the beat is the same, the various metres eventually agree. (Four bars of = seven bars of ). An example is the second moment, titled "Scherzo polimetrico", of Edmund Rubbra's Second String Quartet (1951), in which a constant triplet texture holds together overlapping bars of , , and , and barlines rarely coincide in all four instruments.
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Kirk later described it as "kind of a crazy movie, but the production values are pretty good and it sort of holds together. I could have done without the dancing ducks, though". In September 1965, Kirk made a beach party/crime film for Executive Pictures Corp, Catalina CaperMOVIE CALL SWEET: Shaw Rejoins Film Colony Martin, Betty. Los Angeles Times 18 Aug 1965: D10 released in 1967.
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Linen and hemp fiber have been widely used. The form is also used for modern materials. A reverse-twisted string is made of separate bundles, each bundle individually twisted in one direction; the entire group of bundles is then twisted in the other direction. The result tends to be stronger for its weight than a simple or looped string, and holds together better than a simple string.
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With shrewd eyes she wears a shameless espression on her round, slightly double-chinned face. Her hair is somewhat out of place, with strands hanging over her face and neck. With her left hand she holds together her black kasuri kimono, which is patterned with geometric shapes and edged with a tie-dyed red collar. Her robes are pulled back, revealing her right shoulder and breast.
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Buffalo knows, but he also knows that scouts such as he have been helping to train young West Point officers for many years. The Army returns causing the Apaches to retreat. Realizing the danger they are in Hondo, Angie and Johnny join the Cavalry and head to the fort. The column is attacked by the Apaches, and form a wagon circle that barely holds together.
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The glacier flows toward the coast of East Antarctica, pushing through a channel between the Lazarev Mountains and the north-western tip of the Wilson terrain. Constrained by surrounding rocks, the river of ice holds together. But stresses resulting from the glacier's movement make deep crevasses, or cracks, in the ice. After passing through the channel, the glacier has room to spread out as it floats on the ocean.
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When I say sound, I mean putting instruments in the right perspectives, so you get a bass in the slot, so the whole thing holds together". Parker also claimed that the album featured better singing than his previous albums. Another Grey Area, despite positive reception in the United States, was heavily criticized in Parker's home country of the United Kingdom. He reflected, "In England, the critics are panning it.
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I then stand back > and look at the page as a complete unit to make sure it's designed well: > "Hmmm, three close-up panels in a row of characters talking. Better change > that middle panel to a far shot. Maybe make that panel an open vignette." > ... Then I place the facing pages together and look at how the spread holds > together, and sometimes make changes based on that.
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Love Is the Great Rebellion received generally positive reviews. Lee Zimmerman of PopMatters praised the album's cohesiveness, stating "...it holds together remarkably well as a unified, complete concept, a series of songs conveying like a zen-like mantra and philosophical thoughts on life, love, God and related subjects of similar consequence." Danelle Cloutier of Exclaim! recommended the album and also commended Lee's ability to explore deeper philosophical themes through pop music.
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During inhibition, each acts as a ligand to an oxygen in 2-PMPA or phosphate. There is also one calcium ion coordinated in GCPII, far from the active site. It has been proposed that calcium holds together the protease and apical domains. In addition, human GCPII has ten sites of potential glycosylation, and many of these sites (including some far from the catalytic domain) affect the ability of GCPII to hydrolyze NAAG.
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A fibrin scaffold is a network of protein that holds together and supports a variety of living tissues. It is produced naturally by the body after injury, but also can be engineered as a tissue substitute to speed healing. The scaffold consists of naturally occurring biomaterials composed of a cross- linked fibrin network and has a broad use in biomedical applications. Fibrin consists of the blood proteins fibrinogen and thrombin which participate in blood clotting.
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The method of construction of the rounds allows them to be effective against both unarmored and armored targets. The bullet has a hard sub-caliber core contained within an outer sleeve and separated from it by a polyethylene layer. If the bullet strikes an unarmored target, it holds together to produce a wide wound channel. If the bullet strikes an armored target, the sleeve is stripped away and the core penetrates alone.
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As a result of Pozzolanic activity as the material cured, the lime interacted with other chemicals in the mix and was replaced by crystals of a calcium aluminosilicate mineral called Strätlingite. Crystals of platey strätlingite grow in the cementitious matrix of the material including the interfacial zones where cracks would tend to develop. This ongoing crystal formation holds together the mortar and the coarse aggregate, countering crack formation and resulting in a material that has lasted for 1,900 years.
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According to Bill Lamb of About.com, "Here Mariah Carey is at her best as she threatens to take everything too far sonically with operatic tones, impossibly high notes, and melisma in full force, but somehow it all holds together in exhilarating fashion." Track ten is a live recording of "O Holy Night" by Carey at the WPC in South Central Los Angeles. It makes use of the singer's "deeper, throatier tones" and "octave-scaling high notes".
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102 Juliette Harrisson for the website Den of Geek described "Timeless" as the best Harry Kim episode, and was the third best episode of Voyager overall. She said that "Wang’s bitter, emotionally scarred performance holds together an hour which also features some lovely imagery". Episodes centering on Kim were included in io9's list of the worst holodeck related episodes in Star Trek. These included "The Thaw", with the worst moment described as "the Harry Kim baby thing".
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A drill stand is the main body of the magnetic drill where the electric switches for motor and magnet are mounted, magnet indicator is mounted and also the clock-anticlockwise direction switches are mounted. The body of the magnetic drill holds together the motor and the magnet base. The feed handle is also attached to the body. The body of the magnetic drill helps the motor slide on it to get an upward and downward feed.
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The result of these factors was that many thousands of large, old trees easily uprooted and tipped over, frequently with tons of mud captured in their roots, and crashed into homes and power lines. The major tree loss in old growth areas was at borders where more recent logging has occurred. Forest cover holds together as a group during strong winds and these cuts into the original areas created open edges for trees to be hit horizontally by wind.
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The music video for the single was released on May 3, 2010 on Vevo. The music video features the band playing the song on a rooftop with cuts to people witnessing a celestial phenomenon. The video concludes with a young man and woman gazing towards the phenomenon, a view of the Keywork. The Keywork refers to a fictional force that holds together the planets of "Heaven's Fence," the setting of the band's "Amory Wars" sci-fi concept.
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Mehul S Thakkar of Deccan Chronicle gave it 4.5/5 and said, praising direction of the film, "all credit goes to director Shakun, who holds together the cast like a perfect photo in an album. His sensibilities in this family drama will certainly set a new benchmark". Shubhra Gupta of The Indian Express, gave 2 stars out of 5 stating, Sidharth brings to the table a loose- limbed pleasing vulnerability which he reveals slowly. Fawad plays his straight but awesome role.
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According to the composer, this essay is absolutely abstract, and more essentially dramatic and less lyric in character than the first two essays, although the central section includes several lyric themes. The introductory twenty-seven bars are for just the percussion with piano and harps, and the thematic nature of the first section is dictated by the percussion. The introductory material serves as a point of reference that holds together the various themes that follow, with the paramount objective of creating unity .
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Automobile windshield with "spider web" cracking typical of laminated safety glass. Laminated glass is a type of safety glass that holds together when shattered. In the event of breaking, it is held in place by an interlayer, typically of polyvinyl butyral (PVB), ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA), or Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU), between its two or more layers of glass. The interlayer keeps the layers of glass bonded even when broken, and its high strength prevents the glass from breaking up into large sharp pieces.
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Clay soil specifically is a soil which contains a high percentage of particles that becomes sticky when wet, and therefore holds together better. In terms of location, there are two belts that Lake Norman is placed on, and they are the Charlotte belt and the Inner Piedmont belt. The Charlotte belt is made up of igneous rock aging 300 to 500 million years old. Igneous rocks are used in construction, hence why the lake was built on top of them.
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Rice glue can be made from cooked sticky rice (or sometimes regular white rice) and water Rice glue (, ) is a gel or liquid adhesive made of a smooth mush of well-cooked white rice, diluted to the desired thickness with water. It has been used since antiquity for various arts and crafts; for instance, it is a woodworking and paper glue. When dried, it is transparent. Rice glue is notable for containing no acids which can degrade the materials it holds together.
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The C subunit plays an essential role in controlling the assembly of V-ATPase, acting as a flexible stator that holds together the catalytic (V1) and membrane (VO) sectors of the enzyme . The release of subunit C from the ATPase complex results in the dissociation of the V1 and Vo subcomplexes, which is an important mechanism in controlling V-ATPase activity in cells. Essentially, by creating a high electrochemical gradient and low pH, this powers the enzyme to create more ATP.
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On 20 June 2009 Édouard Brasey received the Prix Merlin in the novels category for Les Chants de la Walkyrie, the first volume of the cycle La Malédiction de l’Anneau (Belfond editions, 2008 - 2010). He received a bursary for creation from the Centre National du Livre for his writing. Valeurs Actuelles writes that "Édouard Brasey makes the ancient Nordic sagas sing, the legend of the powerful Ases and the magnificent Vanes. A remarkable work that holds together a fantastic narrative and lyric poetry".
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A predator to coral reefs in the Great Barrier Reef, the Crown of Thorns sea star, has experienced a similar death rate to the coral on which it feeds. Any increase in nutrients, possibly from river run-off, can positively affect the Crown of Thorns and lead to further destruction of the coral. Coralline algae holds together some coral reefs and is present in multiple ecosystems. As ocean acidification intensifies, however, it will not respond well and could damage the viability and structural integrity of coral reefs.
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Laura Perls, in an interview, denotes the Organismic theory as the base of Gestalt therapy. There were additional influences on Gestalt therapy from existentialism, particularly the emphasis upon personal choice and responsibility. The late 1950s–1960s movement toward personal growth and the human potential movement in California fed into, and was itself influenced by, Gestalt therapy. In this process Gestalt therapy somehow became a coherent Gestalt, which is the Gestalt psychology term for a perceptual unit that holds together and forms a unified whole.
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Haddock is a very popular food fish, sold fresh, smoked, frozen, dried, and, to a small extent, canned. Haddock, along with cod and plaice, is one of the most popular fish used in British fish and chips. Fresh haddock has a clean white flesh and can be cooked in the same ways as cod. Freshness of a haddock fillet can be determined by how well it holds together, as a fresh one will be firm; also, fillets should be translucent, while older fillets turn a chalky hue.
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Cromwell is reported to have walked off the set in disgust. Due to his blacklisting by the Hollywood studios, Cromwell would not be rehabilitated to the film industry until 1958.Tatara. TMC: “Cromwell may have been exceptionally familiar with the material, but Hughes wasn't pleased with his cut of the film. After Cromwell (who Ryan described as "very old and sick") left Hollywood in disgust, Hughes called in Nicholas Ray to shoot a few more” scenes..It's amazing the picture holds together as well as it does.
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However, upon ligand binding, the receptor switches to an active conformation, and this is driven by intermolecular rearrangement between the trans-membrane helices. The receptor activation releases an ‘ionic lock’ which holds together the cytoplasmic sides of transmembrane helices three and six, causing them to rotate. This conformational change exposes the intracellular receptor domains at the cytosolic side, which further leads to the activation of the G protein. When the GDP molecule dissociates from the Gα sub-unit, a GTP molecule binds to the free nucleotide-binding pocket, and the G protein becomes active.
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It holds together well and includes all of the major strategic considerations that can be expected in warfare of this type. It can take a considerable period of time to play... but involves enough combat and other decision-making situations to keep interest high." In the August 1980 edition of The Space Gamer (Issue 30), Robert G. F. Marrinan gave it a favourable review, saying, "This is one of the most fun games that I've played in a while. Not to mention that it is a good simulation, too.
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The movie not only became the highest grossing horror film, but also emerged a "blockbuster" with revenues of in India alone. Her performance in the film garnered acclaim from critics with Subhash K. Jha of IANS saying, "It's Bipasha who holds together the feverish proceedings. She delivers a full-bodied gutsy performance." After appearing in a guest appearance in Race 2, where she reprised her role from the prequel, Basu was seen in the horror film Aatma which was directed by Suparn Verma and produced by Kumar Mangat and Abhishek Pathak.
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Silvered film may also be employed to the same end. Spectrally selective films act by blocking certain wavelengths of the sun's infrared radiation and reject heat without reducing natural light. Security films are applied to glass so when the glass is broken it holds together, preventing dangerous shards from flying about, or to make it more difficult for an intruder to gain entry. Typically applied to commercial glass, these films are made of heavy-gauge plastic and are intended to maintain the integrity of glass when subject to heavy impact.
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The nest is composed of a paper-pulp mixture created by female workers chewing up dead bark, trees, or plant matter from nearby surroundings and mixing it with their saliva. To build the actual comb, saliva is used as a cement to piece together organic and inorganic materials that are readily available to the colony. This cement not only holds together the comb, but also protects the comb from being damaged by water. It provides a protective barrier to help protect the colony from wind or other harsh weather conditions.
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In 1935 Hideki Yukawa proposed the first significant theory of the strong force to explain how the nucleus holds together. In the Yukawa interaction a virtual particle, later called a meson, mediated a force between all nucleons, including protons and neutrons. This force explained why nuclei did not disintegrate under the influence of proton repulsion, and it also gave an explanation of why the attractive strong force had a more limited range than the electromagnetic repulsion between protons. Later, the discovery of the pi meson showed it to have the properties of Yukawa's particle.
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The mathematical model which Watts and Strogatz developed to explain this phenomenon has since been applied in a wide range of different areas. In Watts' words: Generally, their model demonstrated the truth in Mark Granovetter's observation that it is "the strength of weak ties" that holds together a social network. Although the specific model has since been generalized by Jon Kleinberg, it remains a canonical case study in the field of complex networks. In network theory, the idea presented in the small-world network model has been explored quite extensively.
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"The Funnel and Stamate" insists on the geographical setting of Urmuzian misadventures. Stamate's townhouse is a haven for objects or beings, their presence inventoried over several rooms. Only accessible through a tube, the windowless first room holds together a sample of the thing-in-itself, the statue of a Transylvanian priest and grammarian, and two humans always "in the process of descending from the ape". The second room, decorated in "Turkish style" and "eastern luxury", is painted once a day and carefully measured, by compass, to prevent shrinkage.
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In addition, he holds religion classes in session Renan, and acts as a certified ritual slaughterer. In 2011 he was elected Chief Rabbi by the Council of Sages. In this role he was appointed by the prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu as registers of marriage and divorce to the Jewish community – Krajina and holds together with other rabbis wedding ceremonies according to biblical tradition. , in addition to his religious duties, he works as an engineer in computer systems at Ben Gurion University of the Negev, and formerly also worked in the department of chemistry.
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Nadine Hurley, played by Wendy Robie, is married to Big Ed and is well known in the town for her ferocity and eccentricity. Nadine wears a patch over her left eye, having lost it in a hunting accident on their honeymoon. Ed's guilt over the accident (and other things) is perhaps all that holds together their mostly unhappy marriage, as he would rather have married Norma Jennings, his high-school sweetheart. Nadine spends the first few episodes of the series in a state of obsession with trying to create the world's first completely silent drape- runners.
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Dernburg has also moved beyond the nematode worm to begin to study meiotic mechanisms in planarians, which are non-parasitic flatworms, as well as another species of nematode called Pristionchus pacificus to understand how meiotic mechanisms are conserved—or diverge—across species. The Dernburg lab also develops methods for microscopy of living nematodes. Using live cell imaging they discovered that the synaptonemal complex, the special structure that holds together homologous chromosomes and enables them to undergo meiotic recombination, is a liquid crystal. This has led them to propose a mechanism for crossover interference based on a reaction–diffusion mechanism.
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This can be done, for instance, by repeatedly bending the spoon at the desired spot, until the metal cracks and weakens. If the spoon breaks, the magician holds together the two halves of the spoon as if it were unbroken, then slowly relaxes the grip, making the spoon appear to bend before splitting in two. If a magician has control over the viewing angle, the trick can be done by using a spoon that is already bent at the start of the trick. The spoon is initially held with the bend along the viewing angle, making it invisible.
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In a retrospective review for AllMusic, Richie Unterberger said that, "on strictly musical merits, it's a terrific set of songs that ultimately stands as one of the group's greatest achievements." Sociomusicologist Simon Frith referred to it as a "Pop art pop masterpiece". In 1995, The Who Sell Out was reissued by MCA Records with numerous outtakes and rejected jingles added to the end of the original album. In the liner notes for the reissue, Dave Marsh called it "the greatest rock and roll album of its era" and "the Who's consummate masterpiece, the work that holds together most tightly as concept and realization".
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Another of Batman's characterizations is that of a vigilante; in order to stop evil that started with the death of his parents, he must sometimes break the law himself. Although manifested differently by being re-told by different artists, it is nevertheless that the details and the prime components of Batman's origin have never varied at all in the comic books, the "reiteration of the basic origin events holds together otherwise divergent expressions". The origin is the source of the character's traits and attributes, which play out in many of the character's adventures. He also speaks over 40 different languages.
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Detective Comics #33 (Nov. 1939), Bill Finger, Bob KaneBatman #1 Spring 1940, Bill Finger, Bob Kane Another of Batman's characterizations is that of a vigilante; in order to stop the evil that started with the death of his parents, he must sometimes break the law himself. Although manifested differently by being re-told by different artists, it is nevertheless that the details and the prime components of Batman's origin have never varied at all in the comic books, the "reiteration of the basic origin events holds together otherwise divergent expressions". The origin is the source of the character's traits and attributes, which play out in many of the character's adventures.
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In normal use, a nut-and-bolt joint holds together because the bolt is under a constant tensile stress called the preload. The preload pulls the nut threads against the bolt threads, and the nut face against the bearing surface, with a constant force, so that the nut cannot rotate without overcoming the friction between these surfaces. If the joint is subjected to vibration, however, the preload increases and decreases with each cycle of movement. If the minimum preload during the vibration cycle is not enough to hold the nut firmly in contact with the bolt and the bearing surface, then the nut is likely to become loose.
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This ordinary minor film noir holds together until one twist too many turns it into one of those old movie theater chapter serial-like endings ... Broderick Crawford is believable in this heroic role and moves his character into a noir figure by his hard-boiled, no-nonsense approach to the dangerous situation, where he's not in control of his destiny. Ernest Borgnine has the natural look of a shady individual to give his role a sinister force. Neville Brand as a strong-arm enforcer for Borgnine adds to the violent atmosphere. The film has fistfights, tough talking thugs and cops, and a bleak view of the corrupt docks.
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Generally, the firmer styles of tofu are used for kebabs, mock meats, and dishes requiring a consistency that holds together, while the softer styles can be used for desserts, soups, shakes, and sauces. Firm Western tofu types can be barbecued, since they hold together on a barbecue grill. These types are usually marinated overnight as the marinade does not easily penetrate the entire block of tofu. (Techniques to increase the penetration of marinades include stabbing repeatedly with a fork or freezing and thawing prior to marinating.) Grated firm Western tofu is sometimes used in conjunction with textured vegetable protein (TVP) as a meat substitute.
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In Great Britain, toppings or fillings tend to be more varied than they are in America: baked beans, curried chicken, coronation chicken, chilli con carne, tuna, and prawn fillings are popular, and in Scotland even haggis is used as a filling for jacket potatoes. A variation is Hasselback potatoes, where the potato is cut into very thin slices almost down the bottom, so that the potato still holds together, and is then baked in the oven, occasionally scalloped with cheese.Hasselback Potatoes: We Love These Accordion-Sliced Spuds Huffington Post. The proper noun "Hasselback" refers to the luxurious Hasselbacken hotel and restaurant in Stockholm which originated this dish.
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Belfoure's second novel, House of Thieves, was published on September 15, 2015. Set in 1886 in New York, it tells the story of an architect forced to join a criminal gang, and therefore plan robberies of the buildings he had previously designed to pay off his son’s debts. Publishers Weekly praised the work, pointing out that “Belfoure holds together each and every thread of the novel, resulting in a most memorable, evocative read”. Jocelyn McClurg of USA Today gave the book three out of four stars, saying that “channeling Dickens, Belfoure designs a rollicking story but overloads on improbabilities. No matter – it’s a blueprint for great fun”.
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Parts of the game were alleged to be buggy, and the game refused to work at all in older SCPH-10000 PlayStation 2s. Enix blamed Sony, as they had coded Star Ocean 3 with features from updated libraries that were apparently not backward-compatible. Star Ocean: The Last Hope was reviewed by IGN which stated that despite the rough pacing in the storyline that could be told in a much more engaging manner, tri-Ace and Square Enix's latest RPG holds together quite well with action-packed gameplay. One of the small annoyances encountered during the game is the disc- swapping, which requires players to switch discs if they need to travel between planets later in the game.
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Palgrave Macmillan. July 20, 2010. The group agrees on a theme or subject and as individual artists they all contribute proposals for scenes. Though they strive for minimal hierarchy, there are normal roles that the artists fulfill later in the process, such as a dramaturg, lighting designer, sound designer, director, performers etc. This collage is described as “a framing device that holds together disparate found material: the fragments of reality are not fully integrated into the representational scheme of the work of art”. Most devised theatre is a ‘montage’ or “artwork that brings together assorted material but forges it into a new whole so that all elements are related rationally to the whole despite the heterogeneity of their source”.
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Although he had never heard of the Wildfire, he decided to sign with the team because his wife was from Minnesota and this would move her closer to home. In the fall of 1999, McPeak signed with the Milwaukee Wave of the National Professional Soccer League, making his first team debut in December.Wave holds together despite missing key components Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – Tuesday, 7 December 1999 In 2001, he played nine games for the Portland Timbers of the USL A-League.2001 Portland Timbers He then returned to Scotland to play with Clydebank, where he made three league appearances in the 2001–02 season. McPeak then returned to the United States to play with the Philadelphia KiXX of the Major Indoor Soccer League from 2002 to 2004.
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Allmusic said "With the ever-changing nature of its music and the relatively short cues, Nosferatu feels much shorter than it is; it's a deeply focused work that holds together easily. While its very subject matter dictates sinister overtones, the music found here, with few exceptions, is quite pleasurable and accessible listening; when taken together, its cues suggest a new kind of American Gothic".Jurek, T. Allmusic Review, accessed November 8, 2013 All About Jazz stated "Zorn's Nosferatu is a generally haunting album, but the composer punctuates the doom and gloom with moments of grandeur, aggression and even outright jazziness... Nosferatu doesn't present any surprises or musical innovation. Nevertheless, the ambient album flows well, and is a solid addition to Zorn's catalog of musical scores with a couple examples of great sax playing".
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Released in the wake of Barlow's Top 40 hit, "Natural One", with his band The Folk Implosion, Harmacy became Sebadoh's first charting album in the U.S., expanding on the success of Bakesale, and yielding the Modern Rock Tracks hit, "Ocean". The album was well received by critics, albeit less so than Bakesale. Stephen Thompson of The Onion's The A.V. Club wrote that Harmacy "doesn't have Bakesales considerable staying power as a whole, but the strong balance of soft pop songs ("Too Pure", "Perfect Way", the elegant pop ballad "Willing to Wait") and abrasively punky rock songs ("Love To Fight", "Mind Reader", "Can't Give Up") still holds together somehow." Harmacy was included on several year-end lists in 1996, including Rolling Stone "Ten Best Albums" (#8), the Village Voices "Pazz & Jop Critics' Poll" (#36), and the NMEs critics' poll (#38).
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Flowers arranged to make the word aloha Aloha (; ) is the Hawaiian word for love, affection, peace, compassion and mercy, that is commonly used as a simple greeting but has a deeper cultural and spiritual significance to native Hawaiians, for whom the term is used to define a force that holds together existence. The word is found in all Polynesian languages and always with the same basic meaning of "love, compassion, sympathy, kindness"although the use in Hawai’i has a seriousness lacking in the Tahitian and Samoan meanings. Mary Kawena Pukui wrote that the "first expression" of aloha was between a parent and child. The Oxford English Dictionary defined the word as a "greeting" like "welcome" and "farewell" using a number of examples dating back as far as 1798 and up to 1978 where it was defined as a substitute for welcome.
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Frank S. Nugent of The New York Times wrote, "Bobby and Billy justify their twinship completely, not merely by investing the Twain legend of mistaken royal identity with a pleasing degree of credibility, but by playing their roles with such straightforwardness and naturalness that the picture becomes one of the most likable entertainments of the year ... The novel and the screen have been bridged so gracefully we cannot resist saying the Twain and the movies have met." Variety published a negative review, reporting: "The fragile plot scarcely holds together a full length screen play", and suggesting that its running time could have been trimmed at the beginning so Flynn could enter the film earlier. John Mosher of The New Yorker praised the film as "a fine spectacle". Harrison's Reports called it "An excellent costume picture" with "outstanding" performances.
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As time went on, the ethnographic studies and their resultant categorisations were embodied in numerous official publications and became an essential part of the British administrative mechanism; of those categorisations it was caste that was regarded to be, in Risley's words, "the cement that holds together the myriad units of Indian society". The desire for ethnographic studies was expressed by another Raj administrator, Denzil Ibbetson, in his 1883 report on the 1881 census of Punjab: Risley's survey task was aided when research papers of a recently deceased Indian Medical Service doctor, James Wise, were given to him by the doctor's widow. Wise had researched the people of Eastern Bengal and it was agreed that, after ascertaining the accuracy of his work, his research should be incorporated into Risley's survey results. In return, those volumes of the survey dealing with ethnographic matters would be dedicated to Wise.
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" Teilhard also states that "evolution is an ascent toward consciousness", giving encephalization as an example of early stages, and therefore, signifies a continuous upsurge toward the Omega Point which, for all intents and purposes, is God. Teilhard also used his perceived correlation between spiritual and material to describe Christ, arguing that Christ not only has a mystical dimension but also takes on a physical dimension as he becomes the organizing principle of the universe—that is, the one who "holds together" the universe (Col. 1:17b). For Teilhard, Christ forms not only the eschatological end toward which his mystical/ecclesial body is oriented, but he also "operates physically in order to regulate all things" becoming "the one from whom all creation receives its stability." In other words, as the one who holds all things together, "Christ exercises a supremacy over the universe which is physical, not simply juridical.
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After helping Henry Ford begin the mass production line of his cars, an inspired Abraham mass-produced a series of spheres, giving birth to the Threshold. The Threshold began their careers as profiteers, using their transport window capabilities to carry out important missions from their clients, during the DMW comic strip "Ground Zero" (Issues 238-242) they eventually come under contract to the Lobri, a race of spider-like parasitic entities trapped on a plane of reality that also holds together the link between human minds. They supply the Lobri with the resources required to instigate a breakout, a large gathering of humans at the Notting Hill Carnival, and supply them with three of the Doctor's previous companions, Peri, Ace, and Sarah Jane Smith, to gain enough power to escape the dimension, having taken them from previous adventures in the Doctor's life. The Doctor, along with his granddaughter Susan, were also abducted and used by Threshold agents, but successfully managed to trick the main Threshold operative for the Notting Hill mission, Isaac, and travelled to the realm.
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