Turing's conviction led to the removal of his security clearance and barred him from continuing with his cryptographic consultancy for the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), the British signals intelligence agency that had evolved from GC&CS in 1946 (though he kept his academic job).
Home hopes were briefly raised when Holt headed a corner goalwards, Dean Ashton then hitting a shot from the clearance over the bar.
Although there was another moment of consternation for City when Ederson tipped Kyle Walker's clearance over the bar, it always felt like a matter of time before Stoke conceded again.
But before he could enjoy his first stiletto, the party's promoter came rushing over and told him there was a problem: the promoter had failed to get clearance from the bar's owner, and now the manager was putting a stop to it.
Finally, bar clearance was rated by evaluating the effectiveness of the movements of shoulders, knees and feet.
Finally, greater scores were obtained during dynamic imagery than during motionless imagery for the bar clearance item (F 1,11) = 3.50, p < 0.05, η = 0.24), respective mean scores being 7.93 (0.83) and 7.76 (0.7.76
Hence, present findings confirmed that MI is beneficial for skills that require complex movements such as bar clearance [ 34, 41], but also supported its efficacy for enhancing the internalization and calibration of the approach, which is also a critical factor of performance, albeit less complex in terms of technique.
The turn-bar supplies pressurized air into the web/turn-bar clearance to float the web.
Conditions that render a nearly uniform web/turn-bar clearance in the circumferential direction are identified.
The fluid mechanics of the air in the web/turn-bar clearance is a two-dimensional form of the incompressible Navier Stokes equations averaged in the clearance direction and augmented by nonlinear source terms.
