When they enter their windowless, fluorescent-lighted workplace through clanging iron gates, lock up inmates behind steel doors with no openings or contours other than a service port and a tiny window of layered fiberglass; and when the tools of their trade are manacles — heavy, solid ones, wrapped and interlocked around wrists, ankles and waist — then one can be sure that eye never meets eye.
We calculate the changes in risk profile (probability versus loss) associated with adding or removing different safety interlocks around the compressor.
These flowing, interlocking spaces around extremely cheap, publicly owned housing, are often the specific targets for development, considered "useless" by investors, if not by residents.
The laminae form an interlocking sheath around the developing ovary.
We placed bone chips and bony plate fragments in an interlocking position around the aditus ad antrum region, which not only rebuilds the posterior bony external canal wall but also provides greater strength in order to resist further drum retraction.
PAA functions as a multifunctional tether to interlock the enzyme molecules around the paper fibers so that the enzymes are protected against thermal/chemical denaturation and not released from the paper when washed with a detergent.
Kinder Morgan, a complex entity built around interlocking MLPs, has an enterprise value (its market capitalisation plus its debt) of $109 billion.
So Farmville is essentially a series of interlocking systems based around planting crops, harvesting them and getting in-game cash to spend on new items – which can then be fed back into the agricultural process.
Our current pedagogies constitute a set of genuinely interlocking tasks oriented around the writing of a single genre (a literature-based information report).
Dolma, a 5-year-old Tibetan mastiff, bounded over interlocking Turkish rugs, jumped onto an overstuffed tan couch and rolled around on her back, paws up, tongue out.
