Mr. Turoff testified that he called large manufacturers such as General Electric, and a host of small meter companies, before seeking advice from an old family friend "in the neighborhood," who formed a new company to produce the meters.
Collecting a water sample for testing arsenic levels at the well of the Islam family, host of the compaction meter.
Neither of them overcame their stiffness — Obama stuttered a fair amount (at one point taking five tries to get out the word "if") and paternalistically used the word "folks" about twenty times, when the word "people" would have done just as well, and Stewart scored low on the talk-show-host relax-o-meter.
This work highlights the heterogeneity in the distribution and fabric of carbonate fault rocks within fault zones hosting tens of meters displacement, and the importance of considering fault rock thickness and continuity when estimating the sealing capacity of a carbonate-hosted fault zone.
When you go to the NPR website during a debate for a fact-check, you'll get sent over to PolitiFact, which hosts Truth-O-Meters for Obama and Romney.
When used well, smart meters offer a host of advantages: individuals can keep better track of their usage, utilities can offer flexible tariffs to encourage use when the grid is underloaded, and microgeneration can be rewarded, letting utilities pay people for fitting solar or wind generation to their properties.
The Aztecs had a chance to win midway through the meet when Charger junior Kelly Marshall false-started in the 400 meters, but the host team rallied to preserve its record.
Now, shiny and refurbished with a fast 200-meter track, it plays host each year to competition and training for 300,000 elite, college and high school runners.
The splash melts and partially molten adhering particles can be used to probe the composition of regolith a few meters away from the host grain.
Throughout, formal devices like syllabic meters, slant rhymes and a host of stanzaic structures are employed with unfussy facility.
