T. J. Fredette ran Jimmer through a drill known as the Gantlet, where Jimmer would dribble down a dark hallway, trying to avoid knocking over pictures of Jesus hanging on the wall.
Slip the sweatshirt on, being careful to avoid knocking off any of the felt or feathers.
It means when operating on natural gas, we have greater anti-knock quality, so it can maintain the exhaust gas temperature lower, so it does not need to retard the spark to avoid knock.
The SNP said it acted to avoid a "knock-on impact to Scottish workers who would be at risk of pay cuts".
In addition, to avoid the knock-on of metal atoms into the substrate, the high-k film should not be deposited before the ion implantation unless a very thick protection layer is introduced.
Kroes also reiterated calls for "clarity and transparency" from the U.S. regarding the scope and nature of its surveillance and access to data on individuals and businesses living and conducting business in Europe in order to avoid a knock-on effect on cloud businesses.
We optimized this assay, minimizing the Wnt exposure time as much as possible, which allowed us to focus on the primary transcriptional Wnt response and to avoid secondary knock-on effects.
In 2011, the first time I visited Roșia Montană, I found a town where locals were forced to write, "This property is not for sale," on the front of their homes, as it was the only way to avoid the gold company constantly knocking on their doors.
Second, most everyday superstitions involve the avoidance of undesired outcomes, such as omens (e.g., knocking on wood to avoid bad luck), rather than obtaining desired outcomes (e.g., using an amulet to bring about good luck) (Blum & Blum, 1974; Wiseman & Watt, 2004).
Unhappy living so far from home, Friday began to travel back to London at weekends; he avoided paying rail fares by knocking on locked toilet doors and shouting, "Tickets, please!", pretending to be the ticket inspector.
