Half seem to think it's okay to bend, break, fold pages and write in the margins of books.
Perhaps, the novel seems to suggest, this is how a mind can break, folding in on itself, elaborate as an origami swan, until it is torn apart.
A few months earlier, my mother had found him lying on the balcony floor with his arm broken and folded underneath him.
She recalls in graphic detail Chiang Kai-shek's massacre of Communist-led union members in 1927 and, more intimately, her mother's bound feet, with their broken toes folded "under the sole".
Once the board breaks, fold it back to form a right angle.
Mr. Price, for his part, long ago adapted Wills's twin-fiddle breaks, folding them into nearly all his honky-tonk hits of the 1950s and '60s.
In web transport systems, the main problem is to control the web velocity and tensions independently, to prevent web breaks, folding, or damage.
A good crease contains some delamination, initiated during creasing, to reduce the bending stiffness and to prevent the board from breaking during folding.
Between Dec. 7 and 20, the Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled three scooter makes, pulling nearly 180,000 scooters off store shelves due to the threats of steering columns breaking or folding units pinching, cutting or, in one case, partly amputating fingers.
This model would require the αT Helix of each hemidimer to break and/or fold back (as indicated by the dotted lines) in order to allow binding of the DAD segment to the adjacent N-terminus.
