Bolt, as is so often the case, seemed wonderfully human in that moment.
The plane thumps down and then, rather than slowing, immediately accelerates to full speed, in case it misses all the arresting wires and needs to bolt, as had happened to us when we landed.
The manager's reply was shocking: "human resources usually throws out applications from Ph.D.s because they think Ph.D.s will bolt as soon as something better comes around," the manager admitted to her.
During test, axial load and displacement of the bolt as well as the radial dilation of the grout was recorded and stored in computer using a data acquisition system.
Even some of the more jaded passersby were shaken by their appearance; you can see some people bolt as soon as the trucks pull up.
A new employer might balk, fearing that Saldana would bolt as soon as he found something closer to what he used to make.
The 160 Ohioans, firing from a single line, so surprised Brockenbrough's Virginians already demoralized by their losses to artillery fire that they panicked and fled back to Seminary Ridge, crashing through Trimble's division and causing many of his men to bolt as well.
Slightly older children understand and respect their own commitment, such that they keep pursuing the joint goal until both partners have received their reward even if one receives hers prematurely (Hamann, Warneken, & Tomasello, 2012)—which, again, is not true of chimpanzees, who bolt as soon as they receive their own reward (Greenberg, Hamann, Warneken, & Tomasello, 2010).
Attach new nuts to the opposite end of each bolt, as well.
This will help you drill into the center of the bolt as closely as possible, putting you at less risk of damaging the threads of the broken bolt.
Detractors might dismiss the Bolt as a knockoff of the Harley-Davidson Sportster.
