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Instead, the cables would be anchored to the deck itself.
Still life subjects can still be anchored to the studio theme.
"The numbers have to be anchored to something that we know how it is measured," Mr. Lev said.
Current building codes require veneers to be anchored to a structural backing in order to transfer out-of-plane loads.
In many cases, it can be of crucial importance for the particle to be anchored to a single molecule.
Brain cells then started producing the SEAP protein, which is secreted from the cells and can be anchored to their outer surfaces.
Because of their weight, they would not need to be anchored to the pavement and threaded through the linguini of utility lines under the sidewalk.
The tower will be slender, evoking the image of a minaret, and will be anchored to the ground with sturdy cables, Emaar said.
With water in the port more than 165 feet deep, the floating dike will be anchored to the seafloor with cables.
In 2009, it acquired a Bristol-based subsidiary, Tidal Generation Limited, and has developed a wind-turbine-derived generator designed to be anchored to the seabed.
The spire is to be braced with guy wires -- also woven from fiberglass or carbon -- that would be anchored to a circular crown atop the observatory.
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