Residual cracks produced by the second outermost abrasives of the tool's taper face suppressed the initiation and propagation of lateral cracks that were produced by the outermost abrasives of the tool's taper face.
As we settle to discuss business, her smiling face cannot suppress the anger she feels.
This pamphlet narrative follows the efforts of Alex Prokop (Mr. Kupsc again), an investigative journalist for a lefty magazine about to "go corporate," and Paul Cooper Joseph Culpp), a 9/11 obsessive whose daughter died in the attack, to unearth the truth in the face of suppressed information, disturbing ambiguities and, when needling the powers that be, their own amateurism.
I arrived at the school, put on my happy face and suppressed panic as I boarded the bus.
Through her work, Cisneros critiques the pressures Chicanas face to suppress their sexuality or channel it into socially acceptable forms so as to not be labeled "Malinchista[s]...corrupted by gringa influences which threaten to splinter [their] people".
Apparently, the chosen lower limit of 3.5 mmol/l predisposes to hypoglycaemic complications in the face of suppressed hormonal counterregulation.
The currently used control algorithms face difficulties in suppressing abnormal spectral lines caused by this inverse problem.
She focused on anger, and conveyed how to face it without suppressing, ignoring, or pretending it is not there.
We found that the recognition of both same-gender and different-gender faces was suppressed following a brief exposure of 100ms.
Interestingly, participants in this study showed no evidence of being able discriminate real from scrambled faces when suppressed, contrary to the general pattern from standard rivarly experiments (Tong et al. 2006).
