With the development of the institution of sacrifice in sanctuaries and temples, more elaborate altars were built of stone or brick on which the victim was killed and its blood channeled off or its flesh burned.
It sells computing capacity to corporate clients, generates heat with the computers... and then finds ways of channelling off the heat to use as central heating.
A rival operator, Time Warner Cable, took Cablevision's MSG and Fox Sports New York (now MSG Plus) channels off its local systems for 63 days in a pricing dispute.
"My job will be to block that inside channel off," said Burger, below, who has hardly played for two months because of a calf strain he feared at one stage would rule him out of the series.
By contrast to previous belief, the simulation results indicated that for the 0.145 μm technology node, the circuit could be destabilized by the floating body effects enhanced (channel) off current rather than parasitic BJT current.
Repayments will automatically be channelled to pay off the most expensive loans first.
These results lead us to propose the possibility of a second-order of local inhibitory interactions between 'like' ON channels and OFF channels, before they are recombined via spatial pooling (Figure 1B).
It was unclear what the army's summons entailed, as media were not allowed inside the base and reporting has been highly restricted, with many Thai and international TV channels off-air.
The four are n-channel normally off, n-channel normally on, p-channel normally off, and p-channel normally on MOSFETs.
Cells were identified by nuclear position and shape in the His2Av-mRFP channel with the marker protein channel turned off.
Studying the potassium channels of the heart, he discovered that, whereas it had been previously thought that all the channels switched off, one switched on.
