In the centre, rushing in, Defoe can't miss, connecting firmly with the ball and blasting it straight past Handanovic, who could do nothing about it.
A knuckle-type automatic coupler, which connects firmly when one car is bumped against another, was introduced in the 1880s and is still in use, though other designs, also effectively automatic, are also used.
It's vital, says Granger, that after cutting into each stem and removing its "toe", or stub, the pleacher remains connected firmly to its roots by a section of bark and sapwood, so it will continue to grow.
The tibial cylindrical molded end was connected firmly to the upper mechanism of the manipulator via a specially designed aluminum clamp, while the femoral end was connected firmly to the lower one (Fig. 1).
TJs connect cells firmly to each other by OCLN and members of the claudin family of transmembrane proteins [ 19].
Many industry executives said the growing proportion of Internet users with high-speed connections at home, currently 69percentt according to Nielsen/NetRatings, had done much to connect mothers more firmly to the Internet than in the past.
"We firmly connect Hitler's text with our comments, so that both are always on the same double page.
I don't know what specifically they did not like, but I firmly connect this with his professional activities".
The dominant reason for the improved photocatalytic reduction potential is proved to be the newly-formed interfacial SZn bonds that firmly connect Cd0.5Zn0.5S and ZIF-8 and substantially improve the separation efficiency of photo-excited electrons and holes.
As she loses track of herself, the book finally breathes, as if it took that encounter with something as elementally real as Charles Mingus's dying to firmly connect her to her identity.
