Other smaller but significant zones, which may require coverage, are grit detritors, inlet channels, and Archimedean screw pumps, as well as access openings in general transfer channels in the larger plants.
In his closing remarks in the first debate, all he could offer from government was to "channel" the "genius, grit, and determination" of the American people.
I just knew I had to grit my teeth and change the channel a lot during the month of October.
The stainless steel surface, which has been prepared with P400 grit sandpaper, exhibits numerous micron-scale channels but few nanometer-scale features, as shown in Fig. 1b.
But behind the overnight success lie several false starts and, to channel Alan Hansen, a decade of grit and determination.
Several critics have dismissed The No. Ladies' Detective Agency as not HBO enough -- it lacks the channel's typical "real-life grit".
Our job, and that of all the adults in their lives, is to show them how to channel it, because in today's world, reading and math, without grit, just won't cut it.
"I've enjoyed her wanting to refresh the channel, she understood what BBC2 is and not scared off the heartland audience while bringing more grit and modernity to the schedule, and more entertainment".
Copper, silver, gravel, grit.
