Maybe it was figuring out how to make sharp stone tools.
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He said the car was struggling to make sharp turns on its own.
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Fed officials are generally reluctant to make sharp changes to the path of rates.
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This helps objects which move quickly or make sharp turns maintain communication with a satellite.
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The fact that it's a brush pen means I can make sharp cat eyes with ease.
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Putin said the Avangard's ability to make sharp maneuvers in flight will render traditional missile defense systems useless.
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He said the LME planned to make sharp cuts in short- and medium-dated carry fees from Oct. 1.
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We make sharp turns up steep mountains, coming around bends to see our old path a thousand feet below.
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The bill would phase out Obamacare's expansion of Medicaid and make sharp cuts to federal Medicaid spending beginning in 2025.
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He begins with ancient toolmaking: the slippery art of smashing particular kinds of rock together to make sharp flakes of stone.
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He used sci-fi allegories to slip past network censors and make sharp statements about totalitarianism, xenophobia, conspiracy theorists, and more.
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You have to be willing to make sharp left turns and sharp right turns … It's hard to make it in this business.
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They, not Democrats, are the ones trying to make sharp changes in federal policy, like reduced legal immigration and a border wall.
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So we could make sharp the hands holding the hair and the cutting, then the lips and eyes behind it are soft.
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Women, by contrast, tend to be less overconfident in their expertise and thus less willing to make sharp and sweeping arguments in public.
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Now, before you throw away of your kitchen knives and buy rolls of cling wrap to make sharp plastic knives with, be warned.
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The funding appeal, and the paltry response, comes as the Trump administration is poised to make sharp cuts to its foreign aid budget, including for the United Nations.
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It's possible that an anti-establishment outsider could shake up the existing order and provide the kind of leadership needed to forge new alliances and make sharp improvements.
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You can't make sharp observations about the sameness and sexism of broadcast television if you're making them solely through the eyes of white women who sustain the status quo.
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Havard's Ambulatory Microrobot (HAMR)Image: Yufeng Chen, Neel Doshi, and Benjamin Goldberg/Harvard UniversityInspired by bugs, Harvard's Ambulatory Microrobot, or HAMR, can run, climb, make sharp turns, and carry small payloads.
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In unveiling the Cybertruck, Tesla tried to make sharp angles cool again — but with the debut of its Precept concept car, Polestar just showed Tesla how striking softer ones can be.
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There is literally nothing more paralyzing than not knowing where your rent money is coming from, and that type of stress will impact your ability to make sharp decisions for your business.
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Lyrical but poignant, Abdurraqib's essays make sharp observations about current events and pop culture as well as his experiences being black and Muslim in the US. A wholly refreshing, insightful, and powerful collection.
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Single-payer plans would make sharp cuts to hospital pay, but the candidates who support them rarely emphasize that: Both Bernie Sanders and Ms. Warren tend to focus on the less popular insurance and pharmaceutical industries.
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The overall U.S. stock market has struggled to make sharp gains this year as investors grapple with myriad concerns, including rising trade tensions between the U.S. and key partners, fears of rising inflation and geopolitical concerns from overseas.
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Featuring a lower-to-the-ground profile, a responsive Boost HD midsole, and a high-traction outsole, the Pulseboost HD has everything runners need to make sharp turns and jukes and navigate the various terrains of urban environments.
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Putin unveiled the Avangard among other prospective weapons systems in his state-of-the-nation address in March 183, noting that its ability to make sharp maneuvers on its way to a target will render missile defense useless.
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The study found that 22 million people are now living on land that is likely to flood at least once a year on average by mid-century without adequate sea defenses, even if governments manage to make sharp cuts in emissions.
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The study found that 300 million people are now living on land that is likely to flood at least once a year on average by mid-century without adequate sea defences, even if governments manage to make sharp cuts in emissions.
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The Avangard is launched atop an intercontinental ballistic missile, but unlike a regular missile warhead that follows a predictable path after separation it can make sharp maneuvers in the atmosphere en route to target, making it much harder to intercept.
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Tokyo will be the first major market to open on Monday and the yen will likely strengthen to the dollar, but not beyond 106.50, said Itsuo Toshima, market analyst at Toshima & Associates, adding that he did not expect stocks traders to make sharp moves.
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Working like the large quill feathers found on the end of a bird's wings, these artificial feathers can be quickly swept back mid-flight, individually, or separately, allowing the drone to not only make sharp turns, but also adapt to changing wind and weather conditions.
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While the denser Boost foam was designed to help runners make sharp turns and cuts and go from pavement to cobblestone to grass (and whatever other surfaces they might come across in a city), it also serves well for other training techniques that require stability like workout drills or weightlifting.
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Implicit in Pompeo's remarks was a warning to allies who may still want to do business with Tehran: In order to avoid a collision with Washington over sanctions enforcement, European and Asian financial institutions and businesses must now make sharp adjustments and close up shop in Iran during the "wind-down" period provided for by the Treasury Department.
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Mower's most notable invention is the automatic implantable cardioverter defibrillator (AICD). Mower holds 26 patents, which includes one for a special ski boot that helps skiers make sharp turns.
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Bowes, p. 64. He would make sharp or biting comments, particularly if a fielder made a mistake when he was bowling and although often amusing, it could at times hurt the recipients, and his anger made his team-mates wary of him.Hodgson, p. 109.Bowes, pp. 76–77.
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After taking shelter in an arroyo during a sandstorm, Sharp finds boot tracks, confident that someone trespassed into his zone. Just as he's approaching a bison herd, a rifle fires and misses, scaring them off. It's revealed Matisse fired, trying to make Sharp miss his chance. The two argue, but Hathcock shames them.
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People have used resources on and around the Mono–Inyo Craters for centuries. Mono Paiutes gathered obsidian from the Mono–Inyo Craters to make sharp tools and arrow points. Unworked obsidian was carried by the Mono Paiutes over passes in the Sierra Nevada to trade with other Native American groups. Chips of Mono–Inyo obsidian can still be found at many ancient mountain campsites.
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The pectoral fin allows them to turn left or right, they also support the stability of the fish (Aquaveiws, 2009). The dorsal fin helps aid the fish to make sharp turns and helps the fish in rolling (Aquaveiws, 2009). The dorsal fin on the garfish is located well back on the fish (Montgomery & Saunders, 1984). Unlike most fishes, the dorsal fin of the garfish lacks spines.
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If there was an obstacle that the driver had avoided, the trailers might eventually hit it as they rounded a corner. To solve this problem, the new trailers were all equipped with steerable wheels. Steering commands were sent from the control cab to each set of wheels in turn, so they started turning at the same point where the driver had. This allowed the train to make sharp right-angle turns, for instance.
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One of these, known as china blue, involved iron(II) sulfate. After printing an insoluble form of indigo onto the fabric, the indigo was reduced to leuco-indigo in a sequence of baths of ferrous sulfate (with reoxidation to indigo in air between immersions). The china blue process could make sharp designs, but it could not produce the dark hues of other methods. Sometimes, it is included in canned black olives as an artificial colorant.
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A flock comes to attack the survivors at their base at The Tower alongside the Propleopus and the Smilodon, and one of them tries to eat Suzuki, only to spit him out. Tokiwa and Sengoku bring them down by taking advantage of their inability to make sharp turns and some are finished off by the Smilodons. ;Propleopus :Carnivorous kangaroos. A group comes to attack the survivors alongside the Titanis and the Smilodon.
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Midway was the last time the TBD Devastator was used in combat. The Japanese combat air patrol, flying Mitsubishi A6M2 Zeros, made short work of the unescorted, slow, under-armed TBDs. A few TBDs managed to get within a few ship-lengths range of their targets before dropping their torpedoes—close enough to be able to strafe the enemy ships and force the Japanese carriers to make sharp evasive maneuvers—but all of their torpedoes either missed or failed to explode.
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Rotational molded parts have to follow some restrictions that are different from other plastic processes. As it is a low pressure process, sometimes designers face hard to reach areas in the mold. Good quality powder may help overcome some situations, but usually the designers have to keep in mind that it is not possible to make sharp threads that would be possible with injection molding. Some products based on polyethylene can be put in the mold before filling it with the main material.
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Pot of freeze-dried indigo dye The second method was known as 'China blue' due to its resemblance to Chinese blue-and-white porcelain. Instead of using an indigo solution directly, the process involved printing the insoluble form of indigo onto the fabric. The indigo was then reduced in a sequence of baths of iron(II) sulfate, with air-oxidation between each immersion. The China blue process could make sharp designs, but it could not produce the dark hues possible with the pencil blue method.
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In the retracted mode, the vehicle can make sharp turns, to the point of the rear wheels actually crossing the track slot (though this does not happen under normal operation). The extended mode does not allow such a large rear offset, and is thus used when the vehicle may have little clearance on the side. If the vehicle attempts to travel outside of the confined distances of travel, the vehicle will initiate an automatic power disconnect, halting vehicle movement immediately. Another component of the hydraulic system is the propulsion motor.
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These mirrors are often found in the hallways of various buildings (commonly known as "hallway safety mirrors"), including hospitals, hotels, schools, stores, and apartment buildings. They are usually mounted on a wall or ceiling where hallways intersect each other, or where they make sharp turns. They are useful for people to look at any obstruction they will face on the next hallway or after the next turn. They are also used on roads, driveways, and alleys to provide safety for motorists where there is a lack of visibility, especially at curves and turns.
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If timed right, players can get high jumps in the air, avoiding upcoming obstacles on the way. Val d'Isère Skiing and Snowboarding is a winter sports game that uses a behind-the-view perspective, similar to Tommy Moe's Winter Extreme: Skiing & Snowboarding. When racing down the skiing trails, the player can accelerate, turn, stop, jump, decelerate and make sharp turns either when accelerating or decelerating. The players can choose either snowboard or ski playstyles at the main menu and change the default control scheme at the options menu.
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Glass is enamelled by mixing powdered glass, either already coloured (more usual) or clear glass mixed with the pigments,Gudenrath, 23–24 with a binder such as gum arabic that gives a thick liquid texture allowing it to be painted with brushes. Generally the desired colours only appear when the piece is fired, adding to the artist's difficulties. As with enamel on metal, gum tragacanth may be used to make sharp boundaries to the painted areas. The paint is applied to the vessel, which has already been fully formed; this is called the "blank" .
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The tropical storm continued to slowly intensify, and started to make sharp curve towards the northeast on June 28. The storm traveled east- northeastward paralleling the Gulf Coast of the United States, and eventually made landfall on the Florida panhandle early on June 29\. It weakened slightly as it traversed inland, and entered the Atlantic Ocean just offshore Georgia during the morning. At this point, the storm attained its peak intensity of 65 mph (100 km/h), though it transitioned into an extratropical cyclone within the six hours that followed.
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In line with the traditional structure of Korean ships, the panokseon had a U-shaped hull and a flat keel. This feature was due to the nature of the Korean coastal waters, which have a large tidal range and flat, expansive tidal plains. A flat keel enables a ship to sit comfortably on the tideland when the tide is out, after coming ashore or inside a wharf at high water. It also ensured greater mobility and a shallow draft and in particular allowed a ship to make sharp changes of direction at short notice.
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During a typical chase, their respiratory rate increases from 60 to 150 breaths per minute. Moreover, the reduced viscosity of the blood at higher temperatures (common in frequently moving muscles) could ease blood flow and increase oxygen transport. While running, in addition to having good traction due to their semi-retractable claws, cheetahs use their tail as a rudder-like means of steering that enables them to make sharp turns, necessary to outflank antelopes which often change direction to escape during a chase. The protracted claws increase grip over the ground, while paw pads make the sprint more convenient over tough ground.
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The player views gameplay from a third-person perspective and runs over panels to get speed boosts, performs tricks in midair, and drifts to make sharp turns. Power-ups called Wisps can be collected from canisters with "?" marks and grant players temporary offensive and defensive advantages. The gameplay differs from traditional racing games because of its focus on cooperative gameplay: the player is part of a team of racers and they must work together. While each player in a team still takes control of a single racer, they must also pay attention to how teammates are performing and share power-ups.
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Blue Neon sign in a pastry shop Tubing in external diameters ranging from about 8–15 mm with a 1 mm wall thickness is most commonly used, although 6 mm tubing is now commercially available in colored glass tubes. The tube is heated in sections using several types of burners that are selected according to the amount of glass to be heated for each bend. These burners include ribbon, cannon, or crossfires, as well as a variety of gas torches. Ribbon burners are strips of fire that make the gradual bends, while crossfires are used to make sharp bends.
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These give rise to unsatisfactory equilibria, but more seriously, cause a loss of static stability when turning in one direction, and an increase in static stability in the opposite direction. Shilovsky encountered this problem with his road vehicle, which consequently could not make sharp left hand turns. Brennan and Scherl were aware of this problem, and implemented their balancing systems with pairs of counter rotating gyros, precessing in opposite directions. With this arrangement, all motion of the vehicle with respect to inertial space causes equal and opposite torques on the two gyros, and are consequently cancelled out.
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FLINT is a natural element of Iron ore in one of its most archaic forms and easily formed by "Knapping" of edges to make sharp sides and points for hunting. Its unique blue quality with flecks of darker iron oxide and some white quartezite is easily spotted to the trained eye for such things. It is usually formed deep in the earth by pressures exerted from two sides and extruded in a long running "vein" which becomes exposed. This takes perhaps hundreds of thousands if not millions of years to produce, which gives the "finder" the unique perspective of "looking back through time" Bob Spear; Historian Forest Fire Lookout Association FFLA.
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Some dragon breeds are shown with the ability to breathe fire, or "spit" acidic venom, traits that are prized in countries where dragons are primarily thought of as military tools. The Chinese Celestial breed has a unique trait called the Divine Wind, a roar that can shatter wood, crack stone and cause hemorrhages at a short range. Other breeds throughout the series's world have a variety of unique traits such as the ability to make sharp turns (British Anglewing), the ability to ingest and spew large quantities of water (Japanese Siu Riu), or the ability to see clearly at night (French Fleur-de-Nuit).
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Sonic retains most of his abilities from Sonic Unleashed: he can perform a "Sonic Boost" which greatly increases his speed and allows him to smash through various objects; a homing attack that allows him to destroy enemies from long distances; and a stomp that enables him to quickly destroy objects below him. In certain levels, players are sent at high speeds and must perform a quick step maneuver to dodge walls and other hazards; others see Sonic using a drift mechanic in order to make sharp turns. Sonic is also given a double-jump ability, which allows him to perform an additional jump in mid- air. Sonic uses the Orange Rocket, one of the eight Wisps in Sonic Colors A major aspect of Sonic Colors is the ability to activate Wisp power-ups.
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Because of the low detergents in oils of that era these passages would often become clogged giving the Y-Block a reputation for bad oiling to the top end. Ford came up with a stop gap measure for this problem by feeding oil via an external tube directly to the rocker shafts from the main oil gallery. Because of better oils today and a grooved center cam journal, a clean freshly rebuilt Y-Block should no longer have this problem and thus, no need for the external oiling tube. Cylinder heads on the Y-Block have always been a point for discussion. Because of the configuration of the intake ports, vertically in pairs instead of horizontally side by side, and the way in which they make sharp turns around the head bolts, they have been called “bad breathers”.
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