This work conducted drilling experiments on unidirectional (UD) grade 2B and 3 GLARE composites using ϕ6 mm solid carbide TiAlN coated twist drills.
+ "TICK, TICK... BOOM!" Two round numbers, 30 and 90, glare ominously in this chamber piece from Jonathan Larson, the creator of the rock musical "Rent".
The Visual Comfort Scale (VCS) [24], which comprises a visual analogue scale on a 100 mm scale, comprises (1) visual well-being and comfort and (2) glare and brightness, was administered simultaneously with the MERS.
As a result, clinicians often overestimate survival (Christakis and Lamont, 2000; Glare et al, 2003).
9 Glare is broadly defined as representing those effects of light that impair visual efficiency.
Peleg includes in this group the following representation formats: Asbru [ 50], closely related format group consisting of EON, PRODIGY [ 51] and GLIF, GUIDE/NewGUIDE [ 52], SAGE, ProForma [ 53] and GLARE [ 54].
The eghare aja, Wellington Ojogor, 70, glared.
"And who, exactly, are you?" Chinaglia drew himself up to his full 6'1″, glared down his gunsight nose as if he'd sighted something dead on the road, and roared, "I am Chinaglia!" "Giorgio Chinaglia?" said the immigration man.
But even in Italy, the image of former Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti, 81, glaring sinisterly in black and white from huge city billboards and full-page newspaper ads, was startling.
"How much is it worth to expose all those people to all that radiation and increased cancer risk?" As 507 glares into view, the storm trackers already have warned power companies, satellite operators and holiday travelers.
