A pair of 20-inch pivoted tongs is capable of exerting a gripping force of nearly 300 pounds (135 kilograms) with only a 40-pound squeeze from the smith's hand.
At 10 weeks post-injury LV-ChABC treated animals were capable of exerting a grip-strength of 409.8 ± 70.3 g, whilst LV-GFP treated and contusion only animals achieved forces of only 296.2 ± 53.1 g and 299.7 ± 42.7 g, respectively.
No one was able to exert a grip.
But the writing begins to exert a grip as the Brighton man takes a wide-angle look at contemporary life.
Yet "Thelma" exerts a grip of its own, not least when it presses against other genres, leaching details from both science fiction and horror.
Lincoln exerted a grip on me; it is literate, cerebral, heartfelt, with some brilliantly managed moments and, of course, a unique central performance from Daniel Day-Lewis.
Assuming that Israel shared its intelligence with its Egyptian counterparts, the Israeli military distrusts its neighbour's willingness to take effective action to rein in militants in Sinai and exert a grip on the area.
He used the early public goodwill to make politically favorable appointments, ink executive orders and push through Congress programs that likely would draw fire later on, while exerting a tight grip on executive power, and casting an eye on building a favorable historic legacy.
Santander is ruthless in its approach to integrations, exerting an iron grip on costs, but its customer service still leaves a lot to be desired.
After exerting an unrivalled grip on Britain's drinkers for centuries, the traditional pint of beer faces its first substantial competition: from a Whitehall-approved smaller measure.
As the struggle to financially maintain Merlin steepened, heroin came to exert a profound grip.
