In order to increase its antipullout and the antirotation performance, we design groove in the tine of the staples.
The metal surface on the first generation of staples did not made any treatment and the grooves in the tine of the second generation were designed to increase the resistance to pullout and rotation.
But further examination of Crocodylus skulls indicates variability in living species – the cleft is not apparent in some individuals (Fig. 10E), and it lies right on the margin of the suborbital fenestra in others, making the medial tine of the fork difficult to see in ventral view (Fig. 10D).
An excellent geometric shape of the furrow was obtained from the soil bin for every tine.
"Every tine you stop or start, the passengers almost fall down.
A break is called and a tube is attached to Mr. DeRobertis's sauce injector, which is then taped near the bottom tine of the fork, in a way that's invisible to Mr. Somoroff's immense Photo-Sonics camera.
After cutting the lemon in half, insert the tines of a fork into the pulp of one half and squeeze the lemon half as you usually do.
Reductions in NAA/creatine are reflective of neuronal loss and/or dysfunction, alterations in myoinositol/crea tine are suggestive of glial activation or damage, and modulation of choline/creatine can provide important information on membrane phospholipids in the context of myelin breakdown.
Roll up the edges and crimp them, either with your thumb, dipped repeatedly in flour, or with the tines of a fork.
Fold round in half, and seal firmly with tines of a fork.
