The couple moved in silence, checking and rechecking their bags.
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"We are rechecking to assure that they are accounted for," she said.
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A system for rechecking NOx emissions from production vehicles on the road is under discussion.
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Well, I admit they're actually very helpful when rechecking high temperatures on an hourly basis.
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They spent months checking and rechecking the data, before finally concluding that the signal was real.
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He added that two additional rockets may have the same defect, and said the commission had recommended rechecking those rocket assemblies.
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The wounded were strapped into their stretchers, the medics checking and rechecking them in the dim, crimson light of the helicopter's interior.
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Experts like Linda Becker, the fitter at Linda's bra salon in Manhattan, recommend rechecking your bra fit every six months to a year.
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It is measured in therapy sessions, nightmares, endless loops of checking and rechecking social media and the news every time there's a mass shooting.
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It has taken us years to do, checking and rechecking countless recipes to bring you only the best, only the interesting, only the perfect.
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I've done some rechecking on the matter and was advised recently that U.S.A.B. officials didn't see anything resembling this Adebayo during practices in August.
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And she still remembers the pains he took afterward — checking and rechecking his turn lights and headlights — to ensure that it would never happen again.
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In four small wooden boats, the forest rangers and Peruvian marines, checking and rechecking their automatic weapons, headed silently downriver toward the illegal gold miners.
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Dr Breckon thinks intelligent scanning systems will at first operate in the background at airports, for instance rechecking bags in case human inspectors have missed something.
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Rivera, in the meantime, spends his time checking, and rechecking, each turbine so they can be turned on as soon as the power starts flowing again.
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But we've learned that claims of detections require a tremendous amount of painstaking work -- checking and rechecking -- so we'll have to see where the data takes us.
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Sony's software added seemingly arbitrary restrictions to titles like Mass Effect and BioShock, limiting PC players to a few installations and rechecking their legitimacy every couple of weeks.
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In the field, they should be "rechecking their veg and their camo, including that for their weapon, tripod, whatever type of equipment they might have," the Army instructor explained.
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Industry minister Hiroshige Seko told reporters he asked companies that certify whether manufacturers comply with Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS) to consider rechecking all Kobe Steel plants that have the certification.
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If that sense of accomplishment lasts all of 30 seconds before you're frantically checking (and then rechecking) for a reply, you might need a little help managing the discomfort of waiting.
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Since the scandal broke in September 2015, regulators in the U.S. and the European Union have begun rechecking the emissions claims made by other manufacturers, including Daimler, General Motors, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and others.
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If one spends onerous amounts of time checking and rechecking the focus (in both manual and auto modes) and re-taking images over and over and over again, yes, the 100 years of Leica expertise emerges.
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But Mandi, the last IT Girlfriend on this assignment, overdid the role, checking and rechecking her phone, visibly jolting each time she heard the restaurant door swing open, staring out the window, trying to grimace out tears.
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If you're looking to pick one up to end all of that needless checking and rechecking (or you're just ready for an upgrade), the best alarm clock for most people is the RCA RCD30 for just $11.
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Apple says that the transcription of a voice mail message may take up to 24 hours before you see it, but suggests using the Siri assistant to dictate some text and then rechecking the voice mail list.
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Problems with an app used by the party to tabulate voter choices plunged the first-in-the-nation nominating contest into disarray, with the results not known for days and an anticipated rechecking of the results in numerous precincts.
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A third-party app the party had deployed to count and transmit votes, apparently without adequately training precinct chairs in its use, had failed, so election officials were adapting to changing circumstances, falling back on traditional hand counting and rechecking results.
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Your machine should at least splutter into life briefly if one of these parts has failed or developed a fault, but trying to pick which one isn't working isn't easy—powering down your computer, opening up your case, and rechecking all the connections and cables is one route to try if you're using a desktop.
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A few months after the incident, both commentators claimed again that Cho's plagiarism continued at Berkeley in 1997. In response, Professor John Yoo said that no rechecking is required. Berkeley also mentioned that there was no proof for the accusations.
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It contained "the largest lawn, in fact the only lawn, between the Cavalier and Cape Henry." The first patient was admitted the next day.Sugrue 2003, pp. 281–5. This facility would enable consistent checking and rechecking of the remedies, which was Cayce's goal.
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Prafulla Chhajed is an Indian chartered accountant and the former president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India for the year 2019–2020. During his term of office, he faced a backlash from students demanding provision for rechecking of examination results.
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Half stop their medications within a year. When on treatment with bisphosphonates rechecking bone mineral density is not needed. Another review found tentative evidence of benefit in males with osteoporosis. Fluoride supplementation does not appear to be effective in postmenopausal osteoporosis, as even though it increases bone density, it does not decrease the risk of fractures.
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The horse may take a few uneven steps, or may be lame for several minutes following the procedure. Flexion tests are considered positive if lameness is increased, although usually lameness is forgiven for the first few steps following flexion. The horse's response should be graded with each flexion and recorded. This allows comparison in lameness when rechecking after treatment has been implemented.
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He left Iraq in the spring of 2009." Khedery assisted in editing and publishing Stefanie Sanford's Civic Life in the Information Age. She acknowledged him thus: "special thanks must go to my most detail-oriented friend and colleague Ali Khedery. We traveled the post-defense last mile together, checking and rechecking formats, paginations, table numbers, and a host of minutiae demanded by MAI 101.
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The Hindu's Frontline magazine also published a story with a similar claim. The stories were picked up by Pakistani media agencies as apparent confirmation of Jadhav's affiliation. It drew criticism in India; the media watchdog Newslaundry raised questions on how The Quint could have been privy to such information. The publication retracted the story on 7 January stating that the factual accuracy of the article required rechecking.
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Her fire room flooded but there were no casualties. On September 10, the minesweepers Redstart and Heron were again damaged by shell fire from Wonsan, this time while rechecking pre-swept waters. On September 20, bombarded enemy troops and mortar positions, scoring five hits which destroyed an ammunition dump. Orleck also attacked a large sampan, suspected of minelaying, and struck her four times with gunfire.
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In 1895 the publication of the first volume of Tiruppukal was released, with 603 songs. The second edition was brought out in 1909 after a fair amount of rechecking and revising. The third edition in June 1921 was the effort of his sons V.S. Shanmugham and V.S. Chengalvaran, in which some new songs were added. The fourth edition, of June 1931, included the literary work Tiruppukal Cirappu Pāyiram.
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A more advanced method of boresighting uses a collimator boresighter, an optical attachment similar to a scope sight, which fits onto the muzzle end of the barrel via a bore-diameter arbor and projects a grid pattern onto the sight picture. Using this method, the normal sight (which is fixed to the receiver) and the collimator (which is fixed to the barrel) can be sighted to match. Most collimators have grid patterns for rechecking the zero after the barrel is sighted.
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Following the original first round on 7 September, the Supreme Court annulled the elections and cancelled the planned second round by a vote of four to three. Voting in favour of the annulment, Judge Ahmed Abdulla Didi referenced a confidential police report that claimed that 5,623 ineligible people had voted in the elections including dead people and others under 18. The rechecking of voters' registry was carried out in the presence of the staff of Elections Commission and the Police Service.
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"This will be the first time that professional journalists and citizen journalists will work side-by-side as equals writing stories as they happen, editing them live as they develop and at all times backed by a community checking and rechecking all facts," said Wales. Wales intended for the project to help fight fake news online; he was reportedly motivated to address this problem after hearing the Counselor to the U.S. president, Kellyanne Conway, use the expression 'alternative facts' during an interview in January 2017.
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In South America, Beagle carried out its survey work going to and fro to along the coasts to allow careful measurement and rechecking. Darwin made long journeys inland with travelling companions from the locality. He spent much of the time away from the ship, returning by prearrangement when Beagle returned to ports where mail could be received and Darwin's notes, journals, and collections sent back to England. He had ensured that his collections were his own and they were shipped back to Henslow in Cambridge to await his return.
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The employees of the Interior Ministry would be authorized to collect biometric identification data from the Israeli population, and to transfer the data to a database which would be managed by the biometric database management authority (הרשות לניהול המאגר הביומטרי). This data would be used to issue resident identification documents and for verification of an individual's identity, by the means of rechecking an individual's biometric identification data by authorized officials (police officer, an employee of the Shin Bet, an employee of the Mossad, etc.). The biometric database would be stored separately from the government's older existing identity database, although selected government officials would be capable of linking between the two databases to retrieve additional data.
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Wales said he wanted the committee to be viewed as "a blue-ribbon panel" by lawmakers and for the committee to advise the lawmakers as well as Google. In 2017, Wales announced that he was launching an online publication called WikiTribune, with a goal to fight fake news through a combination of professional journalists and volunteer contributors. Wales described it as "news by the people and for the people", and that it will be the "first time that professional journalists and citizen journalists will work side-by-side as equals writing stories as they happen, editing them live as they develop, and at all times backed by a community checking and rechecking all facts". In October 2019, Wales launched an ad-free social network, WT:Social.
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This results in bradycardia, vasodilation, flushing, pupillary constriction and nasal stuffiness above the spinal lesion, while there's piloerection, pale and cool skin below the lesion due to the prevailing sympathetic outflow. Initial treatment involves sitting the patient upright, removing any constrictive clothing (including abdominal binders and support stockings), rechecking blood pressure frequently, and then checking for and removing the inciting issue, which may require urinary catheterization or bowel disimpaction. If systolic blood pressure remains elevated (over 150 mm Hg) after initial steps, fast-acting short-duration antihypertensives are considered, while other inciting causes must be investigated for the symptoms to resolve. Prevention of AD involves educating the patient, family and caregivers of the precipitating cause, if known, and how to avoid it, as well as other triggers.
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