The phrase "armas out" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, possibly in gaming or military slang, to indicate readiness or preparation for action.
Example: "When the enemy approached, the commander shouted, 'Armas out!' to prepare the troops for battle."
Alternatives: "weapons ready" or "arms at the ready".
ARMA carried out the EMSAs, streptavidin affinity chromatography assays, transcript analyses, and drafted the manuscript.
Armas (5-8) struck out three and walked two while allowing just two Phillies to reach second base.
Arma III maxed-out at a strong 70fps, while Rainbow Six: Siege averages 60 to 80fps, also with max settings and V-sync enabled.
Expelliarmus, for example, is a spell that disarms the opponent; it comes from the Latin words expello and arma, which mean "to drive out" and "weapon".
The Cardinals tagged him for two runs in the first on a two-run homer by Rick Ankiel and for another in the third on Skip Schumaker's two-out double, which came after Armas shook off Castro.
We would also like to point out that a lattice filter for fullband ARMA spectrum estimation is a special form of the two-subband implementation, and therefore it can similarly be realized using sequential processing one-channel and two-channel lattice stages as illustrated in Figure4 for an ARMA(10,2) implementation.
Armas likes throwing his splitter as his out pitch, but he could not control it early.
He only got into this business because – yeah, right – he needed to provide for his new baby, whose existence enables a deeply boring role for Ana De Armas as Teller's sad-eyed girlfriend, left worrying why he's out so late and what he's up to.
Jones knew Rick White had hit Guerrero in the ribs on Saturday, and he was not surprised to see Armas drill Piazza on the sleeve on a 3-1 pitch with two outs in the fourth.
Still, it worked out pretty well: Siege ran at a buttery 60-80fps, while Arma 3: Apex a still comfortable 40-65 frames per second.
