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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at gear" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in standard written English
It may be intended to refer to being in a specific state of readiness or operation, but it is not a commonly used expression. Example: "The vehicle is at gear, ready to move forward."
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Once you have purchased your basic AT gear set up (skis, AT bindings, and climbing skins) the first step is to cut the skins to size.
There is no shortage of skiing and boarding for every taste, and Breck is even among the minority of major resorts embracing the latest trend, human powered ascents, or "uphill traffic," before the lifts open, with a loyal following of skiers on alpine touring (AT) gear, combining fitness and downhill skiing.
At first I protested "not ready, look at gear" but they were insistent, they had faith.
At Gear, there are pillows in a range of styles and patterns in cotton chintz for $12.50 to $47.
Heat flux of friction for different meshing positions and the convective heat transfer coefficient at gear tooth surface and tooth face were initially calculated accurately.
The fear, they said, was that flying debris could damage a tile in an unusually hot area, creating a blowtorch aimed at gear below the shuttle's aluminum skin.
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As its title portends, "Nothing but the Truth" is not always a subtle play, especially in its final moments, which move from rage to reconciliation at gear-stripping speed, with lots of melodramatic pronouncements.
The move is aimed at gearing up the company's balance sheet and improving returns to shareholders.
The bundle includes a 48-page hard cover book, "Beneath The Surface: An Inside Look at Gears of War 2".
He's at a gear that I've seen myself at before when it just feels easy.
At Reebok he was responsible for The Pump, and at L.A. Gear he introduced shoes with lights in the heels.
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