Large components tend to catch the wind like sails while they are being lifted by cranes.
In both of those cases, Western-led international military contingents that included large components of American soldiers were deployed, involving tens of thousands of troops.
More recently, he was heard ranting about a plan to dismantle large components of the federal government, such as the Internal Revenue Service and the nation's health-care program.
For really large components, the first press forge was built in Britain in 1861 and introduced into the United States by 1877.
The two anticorruption agencies have broad powers to arrest, detain and try suspects, and both have large components of American advisers.
In general, a shipyard has few building berths and uses extensive areas around them for the construction of large components of the steel hull.
Only seven shuttle flights remain before the fleet is retired next year, and NASA is launching as many spare parts to the station as possible to protect against failures in the future, when smaller cargo ships may not be able to accommodate large components.
Boosted by the return of players such as Leon Pryce – who still showed he has large components of the class that once made him a Great Britain international – Gareth Ellis, and Mark Minichiello, a sixth win in seven games is impressive enough, but against a Wakefield side who had yet to lose under their new coach, Chris Chester?
The dominant characteristics of contemporary city plants are their ability to thrive despite acid rain and air that contains large components of ozone, vehicle emissions, and industrial by-products.
Generally, dynamic loads and interaction of large components are verified by the aero elastic simulator.
Hence, the less the vector entropy is, the sparser the large components in the vector are.
