flash point, fire point and density.
They were installed in shell-proof dugouts, and fire point-blank from portholes.
In addition, the notion of fire pointed to a warning light, making a person's risk behaviour and HIV status visible, and signalling that death had come or one was already dead.
Thirty-eight-year-old Daniel Jerez failed to recover from copping a rubber bullet in the chest, fired point blank from a policeman's rifle.
If this effect was due to a shift in the entire RLF to a higher sound level, changes in threshold would correlate with changes in the half maximum firing point on the RLF.
The gunmen closed in, firing at point-blank range.
If the extensor tibiae motor neurons then simply stop firing (point b in Figure 6Ai), the tibia will move back toward the resting angle until it reaches the current resting state (arrow c in Figure 6Ai).
We found that in cells released from G1 into 150 mM HU for 60 min, Polα immediately collapsed close to the firing point of ARS305 in rad53 mutants, as shown by the short ChIP-chip clusters, while in sml1Δ rad53Δ pif1-m2 rrm3Δ cells, Polα covered larger genomic regions as a result of replisome movement.
Created by the Chinese-born artist Cai Gui-Qiand and presented in a collaboration of the public arts organization Creative Time, the Department of Parks and Recreation, the Central Park Conservancy and Häagen-Dazs, the work is "Light Cycle," unfolding in three stages from five firing points in the park.
O.K., maybe this Giants loss doesn't compare with last year's to the Eagles in the Meadowlands, when the Giants gave up 28 rapid-fire points in the last 7 43 to lose 38-31.
