At Chalene Inniss's station, near the door, the wires' metal conduits run cleanly and efficiently between boxes.
Terrorists exploit the fact that conduits run between countries that apply widely differing levels of financial scrutiny (see article).In this section The weakest link Don't relax Let the voters choose their poison Take the plunge Whose file is it anyway?
But the project — a conduit running from the Atlantic Ocean, under the Rockaways and Jamaica Bay, and then into southeast Brooklyn — has drawn concern and opposition since it became public this year.
You can see Hobson's Conduit running along the side of the road.
The coaching conduit runs both ways.In 1995, the Jets pilfered Pat Kerwin from Hofstra's coaching staff to serve as personnel director.
For one thing, 27 months into the war, the rebels have so many supply lines that few outsiders know precisely who is at the receiving end (see map).The main conduit runs from Turkey into northern Syria, where the rebels control swathes of land, including all the main border crossings.
For Shakespeare, it was the stone on which, in Henry VI, Part 2, the Kentish rebel Jack Cade sits in order to dispense laws – "And here, sitting upon London-stone, I charge and command, that, of the city's cost, the pissing-conduit run nothing but claret wine this first year of our reign".
Another strand of Hobson's Conduit runs down Lensfield Road, down Regent Street, goes into Emmanuel College and Christ's College to provide water for the pond and you can also see the conduit opposite Christ's College, where people queue for taxis - it's not a broken drain, it's the conduit!
Most likely lack of appropriate lamina propria and a reduced amount of anchoring filaments and normal junctions between basal cells and the submucosa is the key problem for mechanical durability as the conduit runs through muscular and fatty tissue of the abdominal wall in analogy to problems related to transplanted cultured skin [ 22].
