RK215 engines have earned references in commercial and naval propulsion and genset applications.
Since its introduction in the early 1980s, the 280 mm bore/300 mm stroke design has earned numerous references in commercial and naval propulsion and auxiliary sectors as well as in power station, locomotive and industrial applications.
With its introduction in the early 1980s the 280 mm bore/300 mm stroke design has earned numerous references in commercial and naval propulsion and auxiliary sectors as well as in power station, locomotive and industrial applications.
This moment lives on in market lore as well as pop culture, earning a reference in The Wolf of Wall Street.
Forced by circumstances to work for her living since she was young, Lehzen was employed by the von Marenholtzs, an aristocratic German family, where she earned glowing references.
Thom fit in well at Michigan becoming one of Coach Bo Schembechler's prized pupils and earning a reference in his 2006 book Bo Schembechler.
When they ask about my stretch marks, I tell them proudly how growing a baby is hard work, and that they're like badges I've earned (gaming references always hit home with dudes, no matter what you're explaining).
Some stalwart defenders believe the renown even earned a reference in "The Wizard of Oz": The Munchkins tell Dorothy, "You will be a bust, be a bust, be a bust in the Hall of Fame!" But when the hall's host, New York University, sold its Bronx campus in 1973, the collection languished.
But even these references, which earn knowing chuckles, seem like remnants of the Bush era.
It was implausible and oddly cruel, but I gave it points for the interracial relationship: my dial rode at 20 the entire time, except for the sly sexual references that earned it a brief 30.
After winning in the United States, Gibson spoke from her heart and from her pocketbook, saying, "After all, I've got to start earning a living," a reference to the prevailing pretense of amateurism, with its meager under-the-table payoffs.
