Weakness Anything you'd expect to find in a Bond villain's lair, so a massive laser with table-mounted restraints or an underfloor piranha tank would totes ding his cash register, OK? Stupidest purchase The nose-cone from a Concorde – £55,000.
Over the weekend, calls mounted for restraint.
Accordingly, mice were placed in a restraint tube mounted on a startle measuring platform and startle response to a loud auditory stimulus was recorded.
For their exposure to the acceleration and acoustic stimuli, subjects were seated in an automobile seat (1991 Honda Accord front passenger with the head restraint removed) mounted to a feedback-controlled linear sled.
As the paramilitary police and troops were deployed to quash those protests, international pressure mounted on China to show restraint in dealing with dissent.
Because the over-the-shoulder portions of the restraint are not rigid, the hand grips are mounted to the lap bar.
A police horse waiting for a mounted officer to return from his meal hour broke free of its restraints last night in Midtown.
Under general anesthesia, titanium screws were implanted in the skull for head restraint, and an optical chamber covering primary visual cortex (area 17; V1) was mounted on the skull with dental cement.
Accordingly, this paper examines minimum size requirements for hip restraints to prevent passenger ejection during sharp turns and evaluates the effectiveness of a handhold mounted at the center of the bench seat.
The biaxial force transducers (Model BFT100, Junzhi Engineering Co., Ltd., Kaohsiung, Taiwan) were mounted bilaterally at the knee block to measure the anteroposterior and vertical force acting at the knee restraint with a 10 cm wide nylon strap.
A stone mounted on the cup-shaped tip of beam or on a sling was thrown a great distance when the beam was freed of its restraint and bounded violently back to the vertical.
