In the nineteenth century, the wire spring enters the straight record already coiled (Schäfer 1918/19), but the middle part is either used as a handle (Fig. 2d) or as a fixture for the bait hook (Fig 2e).
A novel test technique is described for the sub-element fatigue assessment of dovetail geometric features commonly employed as a fixture for blade/disc assemblies in steam and gas turbines.
Approval of multiple-unit rezoning for the wooded parcel is expected, and construction of the four-building project, which will have elevators as well as special fixtures for the handicapped, could begin next spring.
As well as the fixtures for the two domestic teams, the stadium is a venue for international rugby league.
This has been an unlovely fixture for as long as anyone cares to remember.
She is condemned to suffer in this fixture for as long as she plays tennis.
The Pogues, meanwhile, have been a yuletide fixture for as long as the Magi.
And as a Washington fixture for a quarter-century, she is struggling to credibly present herself as a change agent.
But as Burning Man has become more popular, it has become seen as an annual fixture for global elites who pay others to build them exclusive camps called "plug and plays", which allow them to swoop in, turn on and drop out for a few days before returning to corporate life.
It might be described as a home fixture for the 40-year-old, whose foundation backs and hosts the event.
A glazed pottery dragon's head in the show was created as a roof fixture for a stolid and still standing Yuan Taoist temple, the Yonglegong, in Shanxi Province.
