To pick up the digital radio signal, each car will be equipped with a stubby antenna, which will stick up from the rear windshield.
However, it does provide an interesting additional element and the tassel can stick up from the book to help the reader retrieve their place easily.
Each rack held hundreds of cut conifer branches — perhaps 5,000 in all — sticking up from their cells like quills in a dry inkwell.
By probing the sun's atmosphere with the help of several different spacecraft, the researchers found one component of the wind--a fitful slow wind--dribbling from long, narrow structures called stalks, which stick up from the equator.
Use your staple gun and affix the carpet with staples in the perimeter and in the center.[18] Make sure they don't stick up from the platform, tapping them down with a hammer if necessary.
You need to use a glue stick, super glue, or other thin adhesive so the material won't stick up from the file folder.
The tri-gate transistors use rectangular silicon channels that stick up from the surface of the chip, allowing the gate to contact the channel on three sides, instead of just one.
The uniforms were cleaned and ready: dress blue with red sashes, white gloves, black patent-leather shoes, and helmets with "pickelhauben mit spitzen" -- literally translated as pickle stabbers with spikes, structures that stick up from the helmets.
One of the difficulties coaches have found in the past is that each runner learned passing a different way; some runners use the overhand approach, slapping the baton down into the receiver's hand from above, while others learned the underhand sweep, bringing the stick up from below.
They have bushy and dark-tipped manes that, as in the blue wildebeest, stick up from the back of the neck.
