In this case, Griffo confirmed the outage was caused by a broken cross arm at a power pole at Flanders Road and Lasheart Drive.
We sampled macroinvertebrates along a broken line crossing 5 different land-use types, from pasture to pine forest, passing through a besom heath (Erica scoparia) heathland at 3 levels of cattle pressure.
Another marvelled at the archaeologist taking one glance at a broken pectoral cross and deducing that it had been yanked from the neck of a monk in a violent struggle - rather, he said, embittered by years working on metal detector finds, than being mashed by a plough blade.
He said temporary splints were used to secure the broken cross beams.
A broken fuchsia ribbon crossing the foreground of each painting could be a finish line, but it's hard to pick out a winner; the figures overlap with on another and sometimes seem to be merging with their own shadows.
From the water, in the approach to Dover, the chalk cliffs under their cap of vegetation are like the filling in a broken wafer, a cross-sectional exposure of the nation's basement.
Witnesses said bodies of the dead and some of the injured were thrown from the bus, and a broken barrier from the crossing, not far from the Fallowfield station, could be seen under its wreckage.
Wearing a white Nudie suit embroidered with a broken heart on each breast and crosses on her bell bottoms, the singer proceeded to deliver a rendition of Dylan's "It Ain't Me, Babe" that was imbued with a sense that something real was at stake, something bigger than this annual major label infomercial usually provides.
Figure 7b shows a cross-section view of a broken tube with 150-nm-thick walls.
The results showed that original internal microstructures of the coatings can be observed from the freshly-broken cross-sections, which might not be observed from samples prepared by existing methods.
