Unstable collar movements do not converge to a circular trajectory, but remain within an annular region in the borehole cross-section.
"Bait and Switch" helped give her the idea of creating a white-collar movement.
The Reagan Democrats, following on the inroads that Nixon had made with the "Silent Majority," would spearhead a blue-collar movement of middle and working class White people -- especially men -- into the GOP.
A handheld Garmin GPS receiver can track up to 10 of these collar's movement and location with either five, ten, 30, or 120 second increments.
No matter how hard Farage tries to persuade us that Ukip is a blue-collar protest movement appealing equally to Labour and Tory voters, Ukip is still holding on to a larger group of disaffected Tories than of alienated Labourites.
The comprehensive relative displacement of the horizontally loaded implant occurs mainly at the collar, with little movement at the tip (data not shown).
The six dancers — dressed by Maile Okamura in lime green body tights with high red collars — burst into movement that exhibits sharpness, energy, formality and, yes, oddity.
The tiger was anesthetized, observed for a while to make sure it had not been injured, fitted with a radio collar so its movements could be tracked, and let go.
"In my spine, my shoulders, my neck, my hip, my right foot now, my thumbs," said Mr. Cantore, who wears a cervical collar to minimize painful movement.
Williams and her colleagues developed a collar that monitors the movement and activity of pumas living in California's Santa Cruz Mountains, and they calibrated the collar by testing captive pumas on a treadmill.
Cecil, who wore a radio collar to track his movements as part of a study by Oxford University researchers, was decapitated and skinned.
