Once that medal was placed around my neck, that heat sheet was wrapped around my tired, tired, tired body (which I thought really made it official), I knew it was all over.
I became dedicated to saving his life – clean sheets, neck pillows, his favourite foods, anything I could think of to alleviate his suffering in the hope that he would make some sort of recovery, and wouldn't want to [kill himself]." It was in the final six months of Paul's life that the couple realised his illness was serious.
Bank of America lost billions and billions of dollars and put innocent depositor's money at risk when Ken Lewis allowed his company to get up to their neck in off balance sheet SIVs, CDOs, CMBS, CLOs.
Blanket her with a nylon fly sheet, a neck covering, and a fly mask with ear coverings if she is going to be outside.
Upon ATP binding, it forms a β sheet with the neck linker, the cover-neck bundle, which induces the forward motion of the neck linker, followed by a latch-type binding to the motor head.
Under quasi-static loading conditions, the failure mainly starts from the necking of the upper sheet outside the weld.
A Marciniak Kuczynski "weak band" model is used to predict the onset of necking of a thin sheet under plane stress, an idealization of the local conditions in a thin sheet subjected to unconstrained electromagnetic loading.
This scenario is common at aeronautic and at automotive productions, and motivated many studies such as necking and formability in sheet metals, the use of forming limit diagrams (FLD) and the finite element method (FEM) to predict design parameters.
On March 15 , 2016 while in solitary confinement, Lonnie tried to "tie [a] sheet around his neck".
The judge, Carol Berkman, prodded him: "And you tied a sheet around her neck and strung her up?" "Yes," Mr. Pillco replied, "and I made it look as if she committed suicide on her own".
