China's offshore yuan slid back to its weakest since Jan.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year bond yield slid back into negative territory.
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And the two leapt into the ditch and slid back to Mexico.
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In commodities, oil prices slid back from nine-week highs hit on Aug.
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The major U.S. stock market indexes slid back after rallying sharply on Monday.
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A panel in the counter slid back to reveal a hidden ordering system.
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However, he then slid back with consecutive bogeys at the 14th and 15th.
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The pound slid back in late afternoon to stand 0.77 percent higher on the dollar.
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It creaked and squeaked as it climbed, rattling as it slid back to sea level.
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The first monthly reading for December shows U.S. output slid back to 9.949 million barrels.
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A giant, heavenly finger poked around among the cogs, and the curtain slid back into place.
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It slid back and forth a little bit then left the runway, but all are well.
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Last year, I slid back into my own depressive slump and began copying all the same behavior.
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Italian bond yields slid back towards their lowest since 2016, out-performing the rest of the euro zone.
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I found myself watching the big screen as my finger slid back and forth across the Touch Bar.
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France slid back into stagnation with zero growth in the three months to June from the previous quarter.
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But on Monday night, the network's coverage of the crisis slid back off the rails in spectacular fashion.
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Birthrates in the region have slid back almost to where they were before the crisis emerged in 2008.
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Before we knew it, we'd slid back into a life we didn't want and reality was getting quite intense.
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I found myself watching the big screen as my finger slid back and forth across the Touch Bar slider.
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With the exception of Tunisia, the countries that underwent revolutions in 2010 and 2011 have slid back into authoritarianism.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year bond yield tumbled 8 basis points to -0.64% while the euro slid back below $1.10.
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The previous government, led by Syriza, a left-wing party, hit its fiscal targets but slid back on reform.
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After Alex Galchenyuk fanned on a shot from the slot, the puck slid back to McCann at the center point.
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With the implant gone, Wick slid back into the paralysing depression and unceasing psychic pain she'd felt before the surgery.
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The third, also oil-related, happened a month later in February 2016 when oil slid back down to its lows.
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It is quite likely that without foreign assistance, especially the blue-helmeted UN troops, Liberia would have slid back into war.
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The pair so effortlessly slid back into their movie personas that people are interviewing Cooper's current girlfriend and ex about it.
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The dollar, which had strengthened to as much as 114.32 yen on Tuesday, slid back to 113.90 yen, down 0.1 percent.
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U.S. crude also slid back below $50 to $49.92 but a barrel, poised to end the week around 3 percent higher.
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Now that I've slid back in debt (just a little, I swear), I'm going to subscribe, follow, and listen more often.
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Related: Russian Prime Minister Says 'We Have Slid Back to a New Cold War' Other fronts were also active on Sunday.
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So the gruel slid back out again, dribbling down his badly shaved chin and he not doing anything to stop it.
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A recent rally in the steelmaking commodity to above $43 a ton appeared shortlived as the price slid back below $40 on Wednesday.
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Then, as if nothing out of the ordinary happened, she seamlessly slid back up into standing position without using her hands for aid.
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That output has since slid back to about 8.6 million barrels a day as U.S. drillers defer new projects amid the price slump.
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Plenty have slid back: in Zambia last year Edgar Lungu, the incumbent, passed the winning 50% mark by a suspiciously thin margin of 0.35%.
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Lundqvist slid back with his pad on the ice and then lifted his leg to make a pad save as Talbot elevated the puck.
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By late in the day, however, the price had slid back to 27 percent, just above where it ended late Tuesday at 24 percent.
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After peaking in 1993, the name Shaquille slid back out of the top 1,000 by 1997 (perhaps coincidentally, the year after Kazaam's theatrical release).
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European yield curves too have flattened and German 25-year government borrowing costs have slid back below zero percent for the first time since 22018.
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Michigan State will now face a tough test at home against a similarly ailing Duke Blue Devil squad that slid back nine spots since last week.
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The U.S. economy's manufacturing sector contracted for a fourth straight month in November, as new order volumes slid back to around their lowest level since 163.
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The U.S. economy's manufacturing sector contracted for a fourth straight month in November, as new order volumes slid back to around their lowest level since 2012.
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The roof slid back to expose the drone, the driver pressed a button on a tablet and the drone was off to fly autonomously to its destination.
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While his deadline has slid back several times this year, people close to the Delaware Democrat say they expect him to join the Democratic primary fight next week.
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After only a few months in the service, Mr. Kelley slid back into a long decline that left a wreckage of broken relationships, criminal convictions and eventually bloodshed.
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However, a separate index measuring households' expectations of future financial wellbeing slid back into negative territory in January, as gauges of perceptions of workplace activity and income weakened.
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The Confederation of British Industry said last week that its monthly retail sales balance slid back to +2 in May from +38 in April, a four-month low.
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But this week the 210-year yield has slid to the lowest level since the end of November, and the dollar has slid back to its early December levels.
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He slid back into the peloton as Contador, who had been distanced earlier, was struggling, rolling down to his team car four times before getting off his bike for good.
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When my ex and I broke up the first time, instead of moving on, I really doubled-down on the relationship, and we quickly slid back into our same toxic routine.
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While earlier this week Apple had slid back to the late October support level of $165, he does see "a three-step pattern" that suggests the stock will soon bounce higher.
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"This (German data) has been a solid leading indicator in the past to a downturn," said Saxo Bank's head of FX strategy John Hardy, as the euro swiftly slid back below $1.2365.
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Right at that opportune moment, Nick slid back into his seat in between the two of them and was faced with the highly unpleasant task of eliminating one woman right then and there.
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Britain's pound was the other notable mover as it slid back towards the mid $1.24 region having briefly rallied after eurosceptic Johnson was elected as the replacement for outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May.
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By all accounts, Mr. Trump's consumption of cable television has actually increased in recent months as his first scheduled meetings of the day have slid back from the 9 or 9:30 a.m.
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Related: Russian Prime Minister says 'we have slid back to a new Cold War' In 2013, Russia expelled and exposed a suspected spy who was working undercover at the US embassy in Moscow.
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Crawford helped preserve the tie with several key saves in the final period, including one after he turned the puck over before he slid back into the crease to knock down a Frans Nielsen shot.
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We reached an all-time high of female speakers at Disrupt with 31 percent in New York but slid back to 23 percent in San Francisco only to push back up to 31% in London.
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I left the stall, looking back one last time at the decadence I was about to leave behind, and slid back down the stairs, still no closer to the sweet release of sleep's warming embrace.
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This ball was nearly intercepted, bounced off Edelman's hands, then off Alford's leg because he slid back, like, five yards after initially tipping the ball, and safely back into Edelman's clutches before it ever touched the ground.
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At 58th Street and the Avenue of the Americas, the police slid back steel barricades blocking off the street, which were an extra security measure while Mr. Trump was in town, and let the buses head east.
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"NATO's attitude toward Russia remains unfriendly and opaque, and one could go so far as to say we have slid back to a new Cold War," Medvedev said during an international conference in Munich, according to USA Today.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian markets fell sharply on Wednesday, as stocks closed 21% lower and the real slid back toward its all-time low against the dollar after the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a global pandemic.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling touched a two-week high against the dollar but slid back against the euro on Monday, with the day's main focus likely to be European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi's testimony in the European Parliament.
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Fuller handed the reins to executive producers Gretchen Berg and Aaron Harberts, and the planned January 2017 premiere slid back to May 2017, with "The Good Fight" becoming the first All Access original to premiere on Feb. 19.
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The CBI's monthly retail sales balance slid back to +2 in May from +38 in April, a four-month low and worse than all forecasts in a Reuters poll of economists that had pointed to a reading of +10.
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Because Hoffman slid back toward the field, the number of players missing the cut was relatively small, but it still included the defending Masters champion Danny Willett, the two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson, Zach Johnson and Patrick Reed.
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The Turkish liquidity squeeze pushed the London swap rate to a record 1,200 percent on Wednesday but it has since slid back to more normal levels and was 23.75 percent on Friday, as lira-starved foreign investors flocked back in.
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Here's what I'm watching heading into the closing bell: Note that we're going on a month since the indexes flattened out and bond yields stopped going up, and now the dollar has also slid back to levels of four weeks ago.
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DUBAI, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Egypt's stock market fell in early trade on Thursday, erasing the previous day's gain as global bourses sagged, while Saudi Arabia's index was headed for a third straight day of losses after oil slid back near $30.
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TORONTO — Brad Richards and Mike Green each scored a goal and added an assist as the Detroit Red Wings slid back into a playoff spot with a 241-22 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs at Air Canada Centre on Saturday night.
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It's a tricky one - any comfort derived from seeing the 22.32-year yield reach 231 percent will have been fleeting, as the yield has since slid back towards 245 percent and the yield curve has compressed to its flattest in a decade.
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Former officials including Jason Miller, David Bossie and Corey Lewandowski have slid back into the president's group of advisers as Trump has chafed at the steady stream of damaging leaks and critical blind quotes that have flowed out of the West Wing.
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Below the windows are the sort of metal sliding slots one sees most often beneath a partition of plexiglas in paranoid corner stores; in this case, the slots let fans pass merchandise or photos in to be signed and slid back out.
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BRASILIA, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Brazil's real slid back to within sight of its all-time low against the dollar on Wednesday, pressured by the deteriorating economic growth outlook for Brazil, which could leave the door open to even lower interest rates later this year.
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A sliding mirrored panel served as the bathroom door, and a second mirrored panel slid back and forth to either close off the rainfall shower, or provide privacy for the toilet; it was not possible to use it for both at the same time.
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Investors were more confident that Europe would remain relatively insulated from an economic crisis in Turkey, even as the lira slid back above 6 to the dollar and the cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose after rating downgrades from Moody's and S&P Global on Friday.
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This is why anti-corruption crusades are expedient platforms for demagogues and authoritarians who, like Duterte, have no serious interest in corruption — the Philippines had generally improved under his predecessor and has slid back down the rankings during his presidency — but are eager to tear down institutions for very different reasons.
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The examples slid back and forth on a scale of tragedy to tragicomic: pilots who slammed their planes into the ground after misreading a dial; pilots who fell from the sky never knowing which direction was up; the pilots of B-17s who came in for smooth landings and yet somehow never deployed their landing gear.
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One of the children shinnied up and tore a piece of cloth off, and slid back down.
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After that, the practice slid back into secrecy and was not brought to the public consciousness again until 1980.
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At the completion of the illusion, the assistant's midsection is slid back into place, the two blades removed, and she steps out of the cabinet unscathed.
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With a deck of cards, the top portion can be slid back so that the back of the deck is at an angle, a technique used in card tricks.
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Then the gun spoke. Down flopped a half-dozen Japs, then > another half dozen. The [Japanese] column spewed from their marching > formation into the bush. We grabbed up the gun and slid back into the > jungle.
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He was voted WPBSA Newcomer of the Year and WSA Young Player of the Year in 1999. Tipped by many pundits as a potential champion of the game, Fu's subsequent performance was disappointing, and he slid back down the rankings.
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Retrieved 2017-01-19. and restoration efforts barely moved or slid back through at least 2015.Moynihan, Colin, and Robin Pogrebin, "Efforts to Preserve Henry Varnum Poor’s House and Its History Have Stalled", New York Times, August 14, 2015. Retrieved 2017-01-19.
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The new wound then appears to bleed, with the blood dripping down the magician's arm. The needle can be slid back and forth through the wound. After the needle is removed, the magician cleans his arm which can be offered for inspection.
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It landed on the star symbol. Francis punched the star symbol on the wall and was hit in the face with a blast of gas. A panel slid back, revealing a final secret room. Team Geniuses entered the room, discovering a cache of gold coins.
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When the magician is supposedly inserting the needle through the arm, they actually fold up two sides of skin over the needle that will stick to each other, forming a channel of skin that the needle can pass under. The stage blood flowing out of the needle lubricates the "wound" so that it can be slid back and forth.
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Brabham credited Gregory's advice with saving his life. On the second lap, MacDonald lost control coming off the fourth turn. As the car began to slide, he came across the track and hit the inside wall, igniting the 45 gallon fuel load which erupted into a massive fire. His car then slid back across the track.
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Sinnott would later take court action against the club for a breach of contract, and settle out of court. Glover was appointed as manager on a permanent basis on 6 October. A win at Shrewsbury Town instigated a run of four away wins out of five. However Vale soon returned to their poor form, and slid back down the table.
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Summers, Casanova's Women, p. 329. She held two immensely successful seasons of "rural masquerades", decorating the interiors of the reception rooms with fresh turf, hedges, exotic blooms, goldfish swimming in a fountain and pine trees in the concert room.Summers, Casanova's Women, p. 330. However, she then slid back into bankruptcy, and in 1779 was imprisoned in the King's Bench Prison.
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The New York Mets' 1993 season was the 32nd regular season for the Mets. The team sought to improve on its 72-90 mark from 1992. Instead, the Mets slid back and for the first time since 1967 lost 100 games. The Mets finished with a 59-103 record, their fifth worst in history, and finished last place in the NL East.
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The Aérocarène 700 was a small automobile developed in France and first exhibited at the Paris Motor Show at the end of October 1947. The vehicle was developed during the previous year by two engineers called Desbenoît and Bodu. It was a streamlined three-wheeled coupé which had no doors. The top slid back to grant access to the passenger compartment.
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Beaumont played at fullback as Souths comprehensively beat Manly 42-14 in the final which was played at the Sydney Sports Ground. At the time this was the highest scoring grand final since 1908. After losing the grand final, Manly slid back down the ladder but Beaumont remained loyal to the club playing with them until the end of the 1953 season before retiring.
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The undercarriage of the S.O.7050 was modified to be like that of the SO.7056, so both S.O.7060s had tailwheel gear. The Deauvilles were of all-metal construction with low/mid set wings of constant chord, straight tapered tail surfaces and a fixed tailwheel undercarriage. The canopy was entirely transparent and slid back to permit the access of pilot and passengers. Dual controls were provided.
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The reissues also have a cable jack located in the strap knob. The Convertible had a floating bridge and a separate tailpiece. On the Convertible, the tailpiece was used to hold the strings equally apart while the metal riser on the bridge was not notched, with the undesirable result that the strings slid back & forth on the bridge when the guitarist bent strings while playing.
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Trudeau was granted parole in 1994 and given a new identity. He lived under the name Denis Côté and worked as an orderly in a nursing home. However, after being laid off in 2000, he slid back into cocaine addiction and sexually assaulted a 13-year-old boy, for which he pleaded guilty in 2004. He was sentenced to a four-year prison term.
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A lack of funding kept Grissom from competing for the championship in 1991, as he had one win and slid back to tenth in points. After Channellock and Roddenberry's came on board in 1992, Grissom regained his success of 1990, winning two races. He clinched the Busch Series championship in 1993 for his family-owned team. Grissom won the championship by 253 points over Ricky Craven.
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The club slid back into mediocrity for the rest of the 1980s, contending only in 1985. Before the 1985 season began, the White Sox traded pitcher LaMarr Hoyt to the San Diego Padres in exchange for flashy shortstop Ozzie Guillén. Guillen would win the AL Rookie of the Year award. In 1986, broadcaster- turned-general manager Ken "Hawk" Harrelson fired La Russa after a poor start.
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The designs were so similar that Chapman initially negotiated with Butterworth for the rights to use it, but without any final agreement. The tubular "selector sleeve" slid back and forth over the input shaft and was splined to rotate with it. The gears of the input shaft were not attached to it and could rotate freely. They rode on the outside of the selector sleeve, not on the shaft itself.
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Gibson only spent one season with Newtown and left at the end of 1973. In the following years, Newtown slid back down the ladder and in 1978 and 1979, Floyd was in the sides that finished with back to back wooden spoons. In 1979, Floyd rejoined his boyhood club Souths but only played 1 game for the club which was against Manly-Warringah. Floyd then retired at the end of 1979.
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Allen Craig shifted from first to left field, and Beltrán slid back a spot to third in the batting order, while playing right field. The Giants got one more run in the eighth on Ryan Theriot's RBI single off of Edward Mujica with two on, the run charged to Mark Rzepczynski. The 10 unearned runs allowed by the Cardinals in the series were the most in NLCS history, according to STATS LLC.
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Smith won the face- off from Messier, gently drawing the puck back. As the puck slid back, Evans skated in behind Smith and immediately started swinging his stick back and took a slap shot. The shot swiftly headed toward the upper portion of the Oiler net. Fuhr brought his glove up to make the save, but the shot was moving too fast, and Fuhr was a fraction of a second too late.
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The output shaft of the gearbox had all five gears splined to it and in constant mesh with the other gears. On the outside of the selector sleeve was a ring of dogs, which could engage one gear at a time as the sleeve was slid back and forth through the gear cluster. The faces of these dogs were not flush, but were slightly offset, so that they engaged one by one.
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The only players of note during this dark period were Billy Rayner and Brian Hambly. In 1962, Parramatta made the finals for the first time; this achievement was repeated for the three following seasons under coach Ken Kearney. Around this time the club managed to finally attract better players such as Ken Thornett, Dick Thornett and Bob O'Reilly. However, the club slid back down the ladder in the following years, collecting the wooden spoon in 1970 and 1972.
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Children playing a game of paper football Paper football (also called FIKI football, finger football, flick football, or tabletop football) refers to a table-top game, loosely based on American football, in which a sheet of paper folded into a small triangle is slid back and forth across a table top by two opponents. This game is widely practiced for entertainment, mostly by students in primary, middle school, and high school age in the United States.
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National War Memorial of Canada Elsie and her brothers established studios at their family home of Goddendene in Locksbottom, Farnborough after 1901. On the seven acre grounds of the estate were three large studios, including a metal foundry. In order to work in natural daylight, the siblings arranged for the studios to have walls that could be slid back. The walls were tall enough that they could be utilised during wartime to hang up parachutes to dry.
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The traditional opening day ceremonies were capped off when Dick Simon Racing was the first team out on the track (for the 6th consecutive year). Marco Greco was the first driver to complete a lap, with the rest of the Simon cars following in a diamond formation. Shortly before 3 p.m., Jeff Andretti entered the warm up lane in turn three too fast, and slid back onto the track into the path of Roberto Guerrero's car.
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This happens each time a data request fails: the drive parks the heads and then relaunches them. Parking and relaunching continued until the data had been read or a set number of attempts had been reached. The Zip drive had a very low-cost and revolutionary linear actuator to move the read/write head back and forth on the Zip disk media. This actuator slid back and forth on a single thin steel rod using two sleeve bearings.
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On the second lap, MacDonald's car spun coming off turn four, as he was turning down below the groove to pass Jim Hurtubise and Walt Hansgen. The car slid across the track and hit the inside wall, igniting the gasoline in the tank and resulting in a massive fire. His car then slid back across the track, causing seven more cars to be involved. Ronnie Duman crashed, spun in flames and hit the pit lane wall, and was burned.
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On Tuesday, before the coffins were sealed, Franz Joseph's official representatives arrived to identify the body. The coffin was fitted with two glass panels, covered with doors, which could be slid back to allow her face to be seen. On Wednesday morning, Elisabeth's body was carried back to Vienna aboard a funeral train. The inscription on her coffin read, “Elisabeth, Empress of Austria”. The Hungarians were outraged and the words, “and Queen of Hungary” were hastily added.
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The train went up, slowed, stopped; the passenger cars were unhooked and slid back down the mountain. In Reading on July 22, with the Reading Railroad 2 months in arrears of paying wages, crowds of women and children watched as strikers blocked the tracks. The governor again ordered National Guard units to the city. When people threw bricks at the troops, the soldiers opened fire in all directions, killing 10 and wounding 40, including 5 local police.
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MacDonald moved left to pass Walt Hansgen and a split second later Hangsen moved left to pass Jim Hurtubise. MacDonald moved left again to avoid Hansgen and the front end of his car lifted and he lost control. His car slid across the track and hit the inside retaining wall, igniting the 45 gallon fuel load and causing a massive fire. His car then slid back up the track toward the outside wall and six more cars became involved.
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The Thorneycroft carbine was one of the earliest bullpup rifles, developed by an English gunsmith in 1901 as patent No. 14,622 of July 18, 1901. This bolt- action rifle featured a bullpup action in which the retracted bolt slid back through the stock nearly to the shooter's shoulder, maximising the space available in the body of the firearm. The rifle was chambered in the contemporary .303 British service cartridge, and held five rounds in an internal magazine.
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The guns used a sliding recoil or Glissement system and when fired the gun slid back a few meters and was then pushed back into position. The friction between the steel beams and the track limited the length of recoil. Due to their low cost and simplicity Schneider carriages were widely used on early railway guns. Although stable and effective this form of carriage was crude and latter guns incorporated improved recoil, elevation and traverse mechanisms.
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He held off the field until a multi-car crash brought out the caution in the final 10 laps. On the restart with 4 laps to go, Benson was leading with Dale Jarrett and Jeff Burton right behind. Jarrett bumped Benson, sending him up the track going into turn one, then passed him for the win while Benson slid back in 12th. Benson finished sixth in the third race at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, and was eleventh in points.
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An accomplice inside the castle slid back the bolts to the door, which allowed the attackers to arrest Mortimer. The Passetto is a passage that links the Vatican City with Castel Sant'Angelo. Pope Alexander VI crossed it in 1494, when Charles VIII invaded the city, and Pope Clement VII escaped to safety through it during the Sack of Rome, in 1527. Catholic priests, in Britain, used hidden rooms called priest holes to escape Protestant persecution, starting from the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.
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However Vale soon returned to their poor form, and slid back down the table. At the end of October, former Vale star Dave Brammer joined on loan from Millwall, and would join permanently in the January transfer window. The next month Scott Brown also arrived on loan from Cheltenham Town, and would also join on a permanent transfer two months later. This is also what happened with defender Gareth Owen, who arrived after leaving Stockport County following a bust-up with Jim Gannon.
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Dennis started to withdraw from the group to focus on his second solo album, Bambu. The album was shelved just as alcoholism and marital problems overcame all three Wilson brothers. Carl appeared intoxicated during concerts (especially at appearances for their 1978 Australia tour) and Brian gradually slid back into addiction and an unhealthy lifestyle. Performing a concert in 1978 Their last album for Reprise, M.I.U. Album (1978), was recorded at Maharishi International University in Iowa at the suggestion of Love.
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But in Portugal, he slid off the road, forcing him to return under Rally2 (formerly SupeRally) rules. The next round, Rally Argentina started well for Tänak, but continued badly: he collected punctures, and slid back to 37th, but fought his way back to 10th. In Greece, he was doing well until he had to stop due to suspension damage and had to use Rally2 again. He crashed out in New Zealand, but on Rally Finland, the next round, he bounced back with a 6th-place finish.
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After coming to a stop, Otso slid back by herself without utilizing the engines, and the ridge was penetrated on the second charge. The robustness of the ship and its propulsion system were further proven when the icebreaker was backed into a ridge at "to prove to the customer it doesn't break".Icebreakers! Popular Mechanics, February 1989. Retrieved 14 October 2012 Considered to be a successful design that incorporated the latest Finnish icebreaker technology, Otso was later used as a design basis for the United States Coast Guard icebreaker Healy.
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30–31 Note the prominent housing for the screw jack on the front of the mount and how the forward end of the ammunition car's roof has been slid back The E. u. B. could fire from any suitable section of track after curved wedges were bolted to the track behind each wheel to absorb any residual recoil after the gun cradle recoiled backwards. It also had a pintle built into the underside of the front of the mount. Two large rollers were fitted to the underside of the mount at the rear.
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Alonso chose a cautious approach and lost four to five seconds while building up his pace slowly in the early stages. Sutil ran off the circuit but continued after losing his position to both Williams drivers. Webber lost grip on the next lap after running across the outside kerbing and spinning across the track onto the wall between turns twelve and thirteen; he slid back onto the circuit and collected Rosberg, forcing both drivers to retire. The debris on-track from the accident called the safety car to be deployed.
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"You're My Only Shinin' Star" debuted at the number-one spot on the Oricon Singles Chart. It dropped to number 5 the following week, then down to number 9. It fell off the top ten for a week on its fourth charting week, and climbed back up to number 7 the following week. The song spent two weeks at number 11, and slid back into the top ten the following week at number 10. The single charted in the top 50 for 18 weeks and sold a reported total of 293,000 copies.
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To avoid friction, irritation and soreness from this resulting friction, some may prefer to use a personal lubricant, masturbation cream, or saliva. The shaft skin can also be slid back and forth with just the index finger and thumb wrapped around the penis. A variation on this is to place the fingers and thumb on the penis as if playing a flute, and then shuttle them back and forth. Lying face down on a comfortable surface such as a mattress or pillow, the penis can be rubbed against it.
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Canon de 75 breech mechanism The gun's barrel slid back on rollers, including a set at the muzzle, when the shot was fired. The barrel was attached near the breech to a piston rod extending into an oil-filled cylinder placed just underneath the gun. When the barrel recoiled, the piston was pulled back by the barrel's recoil and thus pushed the oil through a small orifice and into a second cylinder placed underneath. That second cylinder contained a freely floating piston which separated the surging oil from a confined volume of compressed air.
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Geoff Bodine in Pontiac #50 had a fast car and led many laps, but crashed out while attempting to lap Cale Yarborough's #28 Chevy. With 42 laps to go Yarborough and Neil Bonnett in the #75 Chevy, who had been swapping the lead between them, tangled and crashed entering turn one when Bonnett ducked below Yarborough. Both cars spun and Yarborough slid back into the outside wall. The 28 car was heavily damaged in the rear and shortened by nearly five feet but limped home for a 9th-place finish, 6 laps down.
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The room was about > long and from 10 to high. The inclined wire for starting the machine > occupied less than half the length of the room and left space at the end for > the machine to clear the floor. In the first experiment the tail was set at > too high an angle, and the machine rose too rapidly on leaving the wire. > After going a few yards it slid back as if coming down an inclined plane, at > such an angle that the point of the tail struck the ground and was broken.
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In 1974 in London, Merrill formed the band Arrows (as lead singer and bass guitarist), with drummer Paul Varley and guitarist Jake Hooker. Peter Meaden was the Arrows' first manager, but later they signed with Mickie Most's RAK Records. In March 1974, the Arrows were in the top 10 in the UK charts with the song "Touch Too Much". The Arrows became a popular band with teens, and once again Merrill had slid back into the teen market he had fought hard to get out of in Japan.
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A Battle History of the Imperial Japanese Navy She was reassigned to the IJN 4th Fleet on 10 April. Participating in Operation Mo, during the invasion of Tulagi from 3 to 4 May 1942, Kikuzuki was torpedoed while in Tulagi harbor by United States Navy aircraft from the aircraft carrier on 4 May, killing 12 crewmen and injuring 22 others. The submarine chaser Toshi Maru No.3 towed her to the beach at Gatuvu Island and took off the survivors. Kikuzuki then slid back into the water on 5 May 1942 during the next high tide cycle and sank at coordinates .
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Nearby, , the division flagship, observed that Baker's depth charge attacks and gunnery had been effective because smoke and flame issued from the conning tower. Thomas joined the action with her forward three-inch guns at 8,000 yards, firing 29 rounds as she closed. She delivered the coup de grâce by ramming the U-boat's starboard side some 20 to 30 feet abaft the conning tower. After a 70 degree roll to port, the submarine wallowed in the swell. At 1947, her bow rose high out of the water, and she then slid back into the sea at an angle of 60°.
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A sword or blade is then placed into a slot at the point where the top of the half-height table meets the cabinet. The top of the cabinet then slides across onto the table, giving the impression that the top half of the assistant has been moved sideways and in the process been severed from the legs by the blade. Panels in the front of the cabinet are opened to show the top and bottom halves of the assistant apparently separate. The top of the cabinet is then slid back into its original position and the assistant emerges unharmed.
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After two players on the same side of the screen have made their calls, North or South (as the case may be) slides the bidding tray under the centre of the screen so as to be visible only to the players on the other side. They in turn make their calls in like manner and the bidding tray is slid back again. This procedure is continued until the auction is completed. After a legal opening lead is faced, the screen aperture is opened sufficiently so that all players may see the dummy and the cards played to each trick.
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The guns had no traversing mechanism and in order to aim the guns were drawn across a curved section of track. Once in position, a section of rail bed was reinforced with wooden beams then six steel beams under the center of the carriage were lowered onto the tracks and the carriage was jacked up to bear the weight of the gun. The guns used a sliding recoil or Glissement system and when fired the gun slid back a few meters and was then pushed back into position. The friction between the steel beams and the track limited the length of recoil.
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Rogers granted Hornigold's request for a pardon, but he commissioned him to hunt down other pirates, including his former lieutenant, Teach (Blackbeard). Hornigold was to spend the next eighteen months cruising the Bahamas, hunting his former associates. He stalked but could not apprehend Charles Vane, capturing Vane's associate Nicholas Woodall instead, followed by John Auger, both of whom had accepted the same pardon as Hornigold but later slid back into piracy. In December 1718 Governor Rogers wrote to the Board of Trade in London commending Hornigold's efforts to remedy his reputation as a pirate by hunting his former allies.
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When it was judged that the months had slid back enough, a year of 13 lunar cycles was used to realign the lunar and solar years. The extra month was achieved by repeating an existing month so that the same month name was used twice in a row. The sixth month, Poseideon, is most frequently mentioned as the month that was repeated, however months 1, 2, 7, and 8 (Hekatombaiōn, Metageitniōn, Gameliōn, and Anthesteriōn) are also attested as being doubled. Various cycles were in existence for working out exactly which years needed to add a thirteenth month.
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Fuchida ordered "Tenkai" (Take attack position), and upon seeing no U.S. activity at Pearl Harbor, Fuchida slid back the canopy of his Nakajima B5N2 torpedo bomber, tailcode AI-301, and fired a single dark blue flare known as a "black dragon", the signal to attack. Passing Waimea Bay at 07:49, Fuchida instructed his radio operator, Petty Officer 1st Class Norinobu Mizuki, to send the coded signal "To, To, To" (totsugekiseyo—"to charge") to the other aircraft. Fuchida, thinking Lt Cmdr Shigeru Itaya's Zeroes had missed the signal, fired a second flare. Lt Cmdr Kakuichi Takahashi, overall leader of the first wave dive bombers, saw both flares and misunderstood the signal.
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To load the gun the barrel was lowered and an elevated loading shell hoist could be erected. The guns had no traversing mechanism and in order to aim the guns were drawn across a curved section of track. Once in position, a section of rail bed was reinforced with wooden beams then six steel beams under the center of the carriage were lowered onto the tracks and the carriage was jacked up to bear the weight of the gun. The guns used a sliding recoil or Glissement system and when fired the gun slid back a few meters and was then pushed back into position.
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After their 1946 Series win, the Cardinals slid back to the middle of the National League while the New York City clubs Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants loomed as National League powerhouses, stockpiling such stars as Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanella, Don Newcombe, Willie Mays and Monte Irvin. The Cardinals managed 13 winning seasons from 1947 to 1963, including a .612 winning percentage and 96 wins in 1949, but were unable to realize a first-place finish and did not make a World Series appearance again until 1964. Spurred in part by Rickey's moves as president of the Dodgers, changes in racial segregation in baseball were afoot.
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Unlike the Walschaerts and Baker systems, the Southern valve gear dispensed with the combination lever which transmitted some of the crosshead motion to the valves. As with those systems it used a return crank on a driver (instead of the eccentrics used by the Stephenson valve gear). The return crank attached to the eccentric rod, which hung from a pivot close to the far end of the eccentric rod. This pivot attached to the end of the radius hanger, the other end of which attached to a link block which slid back and forth in a track curved in the same manner as the expansion link of a Walschaerts gear.
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By 1929 the design had improved so that when closed the moveable panel was flush with the rest of the roof. Morris built several models using Pytchley's technology from 1932, including the Morris Minor, Morris Major and Morris Ten adding what became known as a Sliding Head (using the term head in the same way as Folding Head or Drop Head). This comprised a panel which could be slid back over the roof behind to create an opening above the driver and passenger. The sliding panel also incorporated locks which allowed the panel to be fixed at any position from fully closed to fully open.
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The streamlining was created by the cigar shape of the ship, which hid the oval smoke stacks inside the superstructure along with all the other external features of the ship such as lifeboats, walkways, and sundecks. Behind the rear smoke stack were two small aircraft that would normally be hidden. In good weather, parts of the outer skin, which was part transparent, could be slid back to expose recreation areas or, in the event of an emergency, launch the 24 lifeboats. The only protruding part of the design was the navigator's bridge which was swept back like a monoplane wing in order to reduce wind resistance. The design first appeared in Geddes' 1932 book Horizons,Geddes, Norman Bel.
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First among the new options was a retractable metal panel above the front seat called a "Sunshine Turret-Top Roof", a predecessor to the type of sunroof that would not become more commonplace until the mid 1970s. The sliding roof, patented by GM's Ternstedt Hardware division, was unlatched and slid back into a recess built into the rear portion of the main roof where it would lock in place. Second was an optional retractable division glass in between the front and rear seats. This partition did not have a header in the roof, only channels between the door posts for the retractable glass to travel. The 1938 price of $2,090 remained for 1939 as well.
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Heavy equipment or equipment which is commonly accessed for servicing, for which attaching or detaching at all four corners simultaneously would pose a problem, is often not mounted directly onto the rack but instead is mounted via rails (or slides). A pair of rails is mounted directly onto the rack, and the equipment then slides into the rack along the rails, which support it. When in place, the equipment may also then be bolted to the rack. The rails may also be able to fully support the equipment in a position where it has been slid clear of the rack; this is useful for inspection or maintenance of equipment which will then be slid back into the rack.
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The Swift Folder design employs a vertical folding method, using the seat-post and a split seat-tube as the locking mechanism. To fold, the seat-post is released from the two parts of the seat- tube by their respective quick release clamps, then pulled up into the upper part of the seat-tube to unlock the frame. A pivot in the main frame tube then allows the rear triangle (comprising the seat-stays, chain-stays and the lower portion of the seat-tube) and rear wheel to swing down and forward under the main tube. The seat-post is then slid back down through the upper part of the seat-tube to lock the rear wheel in the folded position.
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As Meredith nervously awaits a final decision from Derek, her fear is interrupted when a train crash brings several seriously injured patients to the hospital, including Bonnie and Tom, a pair of passengers who have been impaled on a metal pole. The only way to remove the pole from these two is a very risky surgery where one of the two must be slid back on the pole, more than likely causing them to die. Tom, an older man in his 50s, offers to give his life to save Bonnie because he is older and has had a shot at living. Bonnie, an attractive woman in her late 20s, is engaged to be married and waiting for her fiancé to arrive at the hospital.
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He made his NASCAR Nextel Cup race debut in the UAW-Ford 500 at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama over the weekend of October 5–7, 2007. He qualified sixth, however, due to his lack of experience in this type of car, he elected to start the race from the back of the field and ran there for most of the race. He finished 21st due to a large number of accidents and mechanical failure on the other cars. Villeneuve failed to qualify for the 2008 Daytona 500. He lost his ride in Bill Davis Racing's No. 27 car due to a loss of sponsorship, two days after he caused a pileup in his qualifying race, when his car got loose, then slid back up the track, colliding with another car.
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Vukovich was killed in a chain- reaction crash while holding a 17-second lead on the 57th lap of the 1955 Indianapolis 500. He was exiting the second turn, trailing three slower cars-- driven by Rodger Ward, Al Keller, and Johnny Boyd--when Ward's car hit the backstretch outer wall and flipped, resting in the middle of the track as a result of a broken axle. Keller, swerving into the infield to avoid Ward, lost control and slid back onto the track, striking Boyd's car and pushing it into Vukovich's path. After his car went over the outside wall and become airborne, it cartwheeled through the air multiple times landing on top of a group of parked cars before coming to rest upside down and bursting into flames.
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Fundraising continues for the next stages of the restoration including donations from the Wolfson Foundation, the Paddle Steamer Preservation Society and £950,000 from the Scottish Government's Regeneration Capital Grant Fund, amongst others. There had been the suggestion that if Loch Lomond Steamship Company raised £1.7 million by June 2018, that the Heritage Lottery Fund would donate £3.8 million towards the restoration, however in September 2018 it was announced that the Heritage Lottery Fund had decided against this donation. In January 2019 an attempt was made to winch the Maid of the Loch out of the water onto her slipway but the ship "slipped its ties" and slid back into the loch. An investigation in now underway by the Health and Safety Executive before attempting to lift her out of the water again.
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This run came to an end on 23 January; they were knocked out of the Schweppes Cup by St Peter's, who were fourth from bottom of Division Four. The Blue and Blacks only lost four league games all season though, but were unlucky to be competing against Llanelli in the league, who won the double and were considered the best club team in the UK after beating Australia 13–9. In 1993–94 they slid back to fourth in the league but won the SWALEC Cup (renamed from Schweppes Cup for sponsorship reasons) by beating Llanelli, who'd won the tournament for the last three years running. The score in the final was 15–8, with tries from Mike Rayer and club captain centre Mike Hall and kicks from fly-half Adrian Davies.
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Sutil during practice for the 2009 Japanese Grand Prix In Japan, Sutil took his second best career qualifying result of fourth, but was given a 5 grid place penalty along with Jenson Button, Rubens Barrichello and Fernando Alonso for not slowing down while yellow flags were waved (due to a crash by Sebastien Buemi, who was also demoted five places for attempting to drive his badly damaged Toro Rosso back to the pits) and started the race from eighth on the grid. Sutil finished 13th. In the wet qualifying session in Brazil, Sutil qualified third, but retired on lap one following a collision with the Toyota of Jarno Trulli. Out of control on the wet grass outside Turn 5, Trulli hit Sutil, and then slid back onto the track and struck Alonso's Renault, resulting in all three being out of the race.
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He showed signs of improvement at the very start of the race, Hamlin quickly slid back in the field and was in the 10th to 15th place range until beginning to improve with about 70 laps to go, deeming the adjustment on his loose race car "a magic adjustment" On lap 158, with 42 laps to go, a penalty caused by an accident between Juan Pablo Montoya and Andy Lally allowed Hamlin to move to the front of the field by short pitting. Another caution on lap 192 moved the 11 car up to the first position. After a restart, Hamlin surged to ahead of the group, with Matt Kenseth right behind him in the closing three laps. After desperately trying to move past Hamlin, Kenseth made a final attempt coming out of turn four on the final lap, causing him to almost hit the wall because of a loose racecar.
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On its third week, "Taiyō no Uta" slid back down to number 2, dethroned by Glay's "Natsuoto" / "Hen na Yume (Thousand Dreams)", and became the first debut single by a female solo artist to chart in the top three for three consecutive weeks. The following week, the single regained the top spot, marking the first time a single had topped the Oricon Singles Chart for a second time after its first peak in over sixteen years, since the Japanese band Tama's single "Sayonara Jinrui" / "Ranchiu" and becoming only the second debut single by a female solo artist to do so, other than Akiko Kobayashi's "Koi ni Ochite (Fall in Love)" (1985). The single went on to spend three more weeks in the top ten, before falling out of the top twenty two weeks later. "Taiyō no Uta" charted for twenty-four weeks on the Oricon Singles Chart, selling a reported total of 489,000 copies during its run.
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Again, once the "zero-deflection" principle was "re-discovered", it became common for the pilots of the Nieuport 11 and Nieuport 17 fighters, especially in British service, and Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5s to exploit their Foster-mounted Lewis guns in this way, attacking enemy aircraft from the blind spot below the tail. British ace Albert Ball in particular was a great exponent of this technique Mason 1997, pp. 111–112. Closeup of the Foster mounting installation of a Lewis machine gun on an S.E.5a; the gun can be slid back down the curved rail for upward firing and to reload the gun's circular pan magazine Sopwith Dolphin with standard upward-firing gun installation, c. 1918 The Sopwith Dolphin, which entered service near the end of World War I, was armed with two forward-firing Vickers on the cowl, just forward of the cockpit; it could also carry a pair of Lewis guns on the forward cross-tube of the cabane strut structure, aimed forwards and upwards, and were so equipped on delivery from the makers.
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Salfi entered the college ranks with St. Lawrence University in 1960. He joined the varsity ice hockey team as a sophomore (a standard practice at the time) and helped the Saints win the first ECAC Hockey conference tournament in 1962. Their season ended on a sour note, however, as St. Lawrence dropped both NCAA tournament games by a combined score of 11–2. The following season Salfi's team posted an even better record but lost in the ECAC semifinal and were left out of the national tournament. For his senior season Salfi served as team co-Captain with Alfred Bloomer but the team slid back in the standings, finishing 14th in the conference but were ranked 7th due to their strength of schedule. The Saints upset #2 Army in the first round before dropping Tri-State League rival Rensselaer in the semifinal. Though Salfi's team fell in the final to Providence their appearance in the final should have made them the at-large selection for the #2 eastern seed, however, their record was 13-10-2 and the NCAA selection committee decided on 17-7 Rensselaer instead. After graduating that spring Salfi received a surprising offer to coach the Penn Quakers despite his sparse résumé.
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