The most naturally gifted player in the world, who remains capable of a gear shift beyond all others, is in the curious position of being under the radar.
He admits frustration at Canada's lack of a national food policy but, using climate change as an analogy, suggests that we are capable of shifting gears on widely misunderstood issues in a relatively short time.
Obtaining accurate longevity estimates can be hampered by the low probability of catching older individuals as they represent a small portion of the entire population, difficulty associated with capturing large specimens that are more capable of escaping gear than smaller conspecifics, and the reduction of older individuals in the population due to fishing pressure (Bishop et al., 2006).
One day, the Nook may be a much more usable, more capable bit of gear.
In another example, fish with high energy levels may be more capable of escaping fishing gear and swimming mid-current (and avoiding nearshore fishing gear).
The model is capable of predicting aircraft gear loads, deceleration and stopping distance within the foamed arrestor system.
Now, Nortel is riding high on the strength of its optical business, one of the most robust segments of the communications equipment industry, as corporations and carriers demand gear capable of carrying not only voice and data, but also video and other high-speed traffic.
The idea is it would be a permanent sub-orbital (60,000-90,000ft) base, powered by the sun and capable of carrying 1,000lb of gear.
Since these gears are capable of carrying higher loads than gears of equivalent sizes, there should be cost savings and reduced machine sizes in certain special applications.
The first geared clock was invented in the 11th century by the Arab engineer Ibn Khalaf al-Muradi in Islamic Iberia; it was a water clock that employed a complex gear train mechanism, including both segmental and epicyclic gearing, capable of transmitting high torque.
