A newer breed of service providers, such as RetailNext, American Apparel's partner, and Tyco, whose roots are in security, encourages retail chains to harness in-store hardware for more exotic purposes.
With some grounds workers and a chain-and-harness system — and with permission from the church's lawyers — Ms. Cannan hoisted the slab to see if there was a burial chamber underneath.
Scale up and strengthen the Ethiopian chickpea supply chain, to harness the potential of a domestic and export market and increase the availability of locally produced nutritious products for consumers.
Federated's chief executive, Terry J. Lundgren, is renovating stores and adding the Macy's name to the Bon Marché, Burdines, Lazarus and Goldsmith's regional chains, hoping to harness the company's best-known name to revive sales.
I clipped my daisy chains from my harness to the cable and traversed out onto the forged iron holds, hands first, then a tentative step, and I was aloft on the sheer rock wall.
In April, the ADI received information that a mountain lion was illegally kept chained by Circo Koreander circus, with a heavy harness and chains wrapped around his body.
Anthony Nak, whose jewelry is available at Barneys New York, wrapped turquoise in a harness of chains of white gold and tiny sapphires.
Along these trails, the great Chinese inventions made their way west: printing, the crossbow, gunpowder, lock-gates and drive-belts, the mechanical clock, the spinning wheel, iron-chain suspension bridges, equine harnesses and deep-drilling techniques.
In the past those wishing to work on Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Clifton suspension bridge were asked to "walk the chains" without a safety harness to see if they had a head for heights.
Dresses with harnesses, a chain mail of sequins and a magician making a model appear and disappear in a "magic" box — that is all in a day's world for Manish Arora.
