Notch out the top of the studs so they interlock with the boards in the beams.
So, sizable interlocking shear force V ci (MPa) has been measured.
So they used interlocking instrumental lines, shifting time signatures, and close harmonies to construct songs that seemed to occupy some phantom limb of music's evolutionary tree.
In many forms of poetry, stanzas are interlocking, so that the rhyming scheme or other structural elements of one stanza determine those of succeeding stanzas.
He also catalogued AOL Time Warner's extensive reach: No communications company touches as many consumers, or controls so many interlocking pieces.
The interlock structure is a variant of the rib form in which two threads are alternately knitted by the opposite needles so that interlocking occurs.
When dealing with very old materials, high-uranium samples must be avoided because there are so many interlocking tracks that they can no longer be counted.
ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about AOL Time Warner… Tells about the Harry Potter books, which have sold more than 120 million copies worldwide, and about Time Warner's attempts to capitalize on this with a series of movies based on the books… Writer outlines the publicity push for the first film… No communications company touches as many consumers, or controls so many interlocking pieces.
"There are so many interlocking [elements at work] here," she states, citing Social Security, pensions that can be revoked or frozen at any time, the availability of employee-sponsored 401(k) retirement funds and an aging population as some of the issues that have to be factored into long-range taxation policies and income classifications.
So, too, his flowing, interlocking patterns, often collapsing and expanding around circular structures.
