Parasitic tuff craters and cones (i.e., craters and cones formed on the side of, or near, volcanoes after the original vent has become plugged up) are interspersed in the landscape, which is otherwise dominated by eroded lava fields in which obsidian is commonly found.
When the etched enamel becomes wet, most of the porosities become plugged, and the penetration of the resin is impaired, which results in resin tags of insufficient number and length [ 22].
Otherwise, the clippers will become plugged with debris.
If this is your kitchen sink, and it has become plugged from running the garbage disposal.
Back-end systems get plugged in, ready to use.
Now that our lives have become increasingly plugged in, she says, as colonists, "you have to put yourself on a bit of a diet".
Working for Daley as mentioned above and before that Chicago Mayor Harold Washington, Jarrett became a plugged-in political operator in Chi-Town.
What the survey shows is that, even more than a radical shift from traditional media to online sources--although it shows this, too--what has happened is that news has become a constant, plugged-in condition.
Ecological catastrophes — which we can view continually and close-up, thanks to our 24/7 plugged-in world — become the meaningless intrusions of a blind, destructive rage.
By that I mean - we have become so wired, so plugged in, so "social centric" that many young people were left in a state of helplessness when they didn't know where to turn for news and information as they lost power, and their computers and smartphones and various mobile devices drained and died and their Internet signals faded away.
