For these patients, wheel changes are more frequent, he said, as he walked by bins full of wheels, rails, armrests, control modules, seat cushions, motors and rechargeable batteries.
With its complicated internecine battles, the university — its walls full of graffitied slogans and spray-painted party initials, its students full of wheel-spinning energy — is obviously meant as a microcosm of the country.
This time, instead of experimenting on solitary rats locked in empty cages, he offered the choice of clean or drugged water to rats kept in what he called Rat Park, a kind of rat heaven full of wheels and coloured balls and delicious food, and other rats to play and mate with.
And her observations of the phenomenon now known as the "mamil" ("middle-aged men in Lycra") are witty: at a trade show full of two-wheel bling, Bathurst likens men "waiting in line to give each bike an experimental lift by its crossbar" to "dogs and lampposts".
A short while later, a pickup truck full of other protesters wheeled by just in time to carry the foreign journalists back to meet their driver, and the official tour continued.
In order to get a better appreciation of the precision of these optimal values, the full pseudorotation wheel of 1 and 2 has been scanned by the Matlab program resulting in Figures 3 and 4. In Figure 3, contour plots indicate the root-mean-square-deviation between the fitted and the experimental scalar coupling couplings for 1 (left) and 2 (right).
Will I write sibilant sentences full of the synthesized sounds of wheels on steel?
Clicking the mode button along the bottom will bring up a simple scroll wheel full of various modes.
From the very beginning, the spinning wheels full of bright colors - outside and inside the Tram machine room - fascinated me.
There are too many great moments to list in full: the "Wheel of Death" scene at the fair, like the contraption itself, abolishes gravity and becomes weightlessly joyous.
