The actuator design can generate linear motion of 6 μm measured at the end of a spoke.
Meanwhile, a growing shareholder rebellion at Arcelor threatened to put a spoke in the wheels of its proposed merger with Severstal.
According to Kara Peterman, a spokes woman at the Department of Justice, Title II of the 1964 Civil Rights Act says hotels may not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, ethnicity or national origin, but makes no mention of family status or age.
President Bush at first spoke of a "crusade" against evil, a word the White House swiftly retracted when its implications became clear.
I e-mailed this sister for help with the Ravioli issue — how concerned should we be? — and she sent me back an e-mail, along with an attachment, and, after several failed cell-phone connections, we at last spoke on a land line.
As Lou DuBose and Jan Reid recounted in their biography of him: [Billy Clayton, the former Speaker of the Texas House] organized a morale builder called Speaker's Night at the Broken Spoke, an old beery dance hall with low ceilings, red tablecloths, country-western music, and chicken-fried steak.
Some Palestinian and Egyptian sources at first spoke of an initial 90-day truce.
Getting that many publishers behind a single company is pretty impressive, but Wanderful CEO Ben T. Smith IV (formerly co-founder/CEO at MerchantCircle and CEO at Spoke.com) tells me adoption has been driven by the retailers.
During the process of evaluating for IV-t-PA eligibility, the telemedicine physician identifies the patient located at telemedicine spokes as a possible CLOTBUST-ER study candidate and pages the UTHSC-H CLOTBUST-ER research team notifying them of a possible eligible patient at the spoke.
But if the rat had left a restaurant with a waiting time below its threshold only to encounter a far longer wait at the next spoke, it had made a bona fide error of judgment, and regret would be appropriate.
