For each dog observed within 25 m on either side of the road, a GPS reading was taken and the presence of a collar and type of restriction (free-roaming or restricted) were recorded.
He became known as a "collar guy" — the type of cop who, given a choice, likes to make arrests, never mind the extra danger, paperwork, and court appearances they entail.
A sensible tweed coat in soft, heathery tones was updated with a blue-and-white ribbed collar of the type found on baseball jackets, and felted Aran-stitch sweater dresses and skirt suits were moulded into an exaggerated hourglass shape at the hips – a wintry take on McCartney's ever-popular hourglass-shaped cocktail dresses.
"We did not have the GPS technology on collars to document this type of swimming behavior in polar bears in prior decades," explains Karen Oakley, of the USGS Alaska Science Center.
Never use a collar for this project.
Look 7 includes a pie-crust collar and an off-the shoulder blouse; Diana often wore shirts with this type of collar in her early "Sloane Ranger" days, when she made the fussy, neo-Victorian look the look for posh young Londoners.
Despite this significant difference between the static strength of unreinforced and collar plate reinforced T/Y-joints, studies on this type of reinforced joints have been limited to very few T-joint tests.
2011), one-piece implants (length: 9 mm, inner diameter: 3.5 mm, outer diameter 4.1 mm) exhibiting a machined collar of 1.8 mm (the present data set considered types A and C) were inserted either with the rough/smooth border located at (control) or 1 mm below the bone crest (test).
But I imagine that every bank robber, every embezzler, and every white collar criminal of any type would love to have a similar opportunity to forfeit the gains from his or her activities in exchange for signing a non-prosecution agreement.
Over years this hardens into a thick collar of limestone.
