Should it eventually work, it would revolutionize a slow and dangerous business that requires ships to drag cables that sever mines from their moorings and pop them to the surface.
You have to get boats in place, they have to drag the cables until they find the break.
A stunt double was dragged through cables, and along with the digital monster and wire removal, fast editing made the scene akin to "a magician's trick", in Blank's opinion.
"We had to lay all of our equipment down and just drive out of there with cables dragging," said Antin.
The HW-K950 can connect to subwoofers and rear speaker units wirelessly which means you don't have to drag speaker cable all over your living room.
That was the case in Nova Scotia, where reports surfaced several years ago of pairs of trawlers towing bottom-dragging cables between them to systematically topple forests of treelike Paragorgia corals so nothing would snag their gear on later passes.
All vessels and people are hereby barred from dredging, laying cable, dragging, fishing, conducting salvage operations or doing anything else to potentially disturb the bottom of the relevant area.
Mr. Edano said the three injured workers at Reactor No. 3 had sustained radiation burns to their legs while dragging an electrical cable through contaminated water in an effort to restore the crucial pump.
The little beast creeps ahead into the 12-inch-wide clay sewer pipe on its red rubber wheels and soon disappears, dragging its control cable behind it like a thick rubber umbilical cord.
"Honestly, I feel sorry for them," one of the officers tells me, as they stand by and allow the protesters to rip out a mile of bright orange cable, dragging it through the dust on their way back to the village.
"Honestly, I feel sorry for them," one of the officers tells me, as they stand by and allow the protesters to rip out a mile of bright orange cabling, dragging it through the dust on their way back to the village.
