This suggests a treadmilling mechanism for adhesion sliding, in which the adhesion is assembling by the rapid addition of monomers at its leading edge while it is disassembling by a slow release of large aggregates at its trailing edge.
The 5-room house that he started on one acre of citrus grove several miles from where he lives now was 22 rooms before it was disassembled and moved to its present site behind the Maloofs' new house, to accommodate the Foothill Freeway extension.
The logjam was Old River Control Structure No. O. Gradually, it was disassembled, freeing the Atchafalaya to lower its plain.
Though the hotel was demolished in 2004, the lobby of the hotel remained in its original location at 2955 Las Vegas Boulevard South until 2006, when it was disassembled and moved to the Neon Boneyard at a cost of $600,000.
The display model here, after it was disassembled, would be put onto trucks bound for its new home, a coal field in Wyoming.
Even the seventy-two-hundred-square-foot store was made in a factory outside Shanghai; then it was disassembled and shipped to New York, where it was put back together on site just days before the store opened.
He was right: unless you are an ocean fisherman, a seafood wholesaler or another bluefin, you won't often encounter something so rare and beautiful before it is disassembled.
It was disassembled after another developer took the mall over, but Mr. Rivers later installed the legs at his studio in Southampton, annoying neighbors and amusing friends who had to walk under them to get inside.
Pieces of the "Ring" machine, the problem-plagued device that served as a set in the most recent staging of these four Wagner operas, were stored here after it was disassembled in May; other components were sent to a climate-controlled warehouse in Newburgh, N.Y.
However, the consumption carbon analysis shows that the global carbon emissions of neodymium consumption in Scotland can be almost halved if it is disassembled in Scotland.
