Somewhere over Sharon's head, the hinges of a door would creak.
Seen from above, they look like the hinges of a door that can be opened and shut by whomever controls them.
The mouth of my father's bag opens and closes smoothly on the hinges of a secret armature, clasped by a heavy brass tongue that slides home with a satisfying click.
A fatigue test is performed for flexural hinges of a similar mechanism.
A method to assess the available moment redistribution based on the rotation capacity at the notional plastic hinges of a composite beam is developed.
In an experiment comparing long, short, and intermediate hinges of a CAR against ROR1, the short-hinge CAR T cells mediated the most efficient response in terms of T cell killing and cytokine release, followed by the intermediate-hinge cells and the long-hinge cells [ 125].
Oyster shells look like rocks on the knoll dotted with tiny star fish and the hinge of an oyster shell.
"Like killing a baby," he said with a smirk, informing me that I would try this at least a thousand times before locating the life-and-death spot in the hinge of an oyster.
And sometimes genuine wit and structural ingenuity add up to something more, as with Courtney Smith's slicing and hinging of an old dressing table and bench so they fold into their matching armoire.
It was one of those elegant parlor stoves that wore a nickel crown, or mitre, and this mitre, when you moved it aside, automatically raised the hinge of an iron stove lid.
What this might mean is now being debated in Beijing and Delhi; the EU countries are watching, sceptically.That European countries, alongside Asia's rising giants, have emerged as the main hinge of an important international process must please them.
