Any attempt to create a new cage will fail".
"Last winter," Sander said, "we put in a new cage for the weight throw and a 4-foot fence at the end of the landing area.
Deprived of oxygen, the beautiful bird languishes at the bottom of its new cage, listlessly stretching one wing, dead within seconds if air is not let back into its container.
"So many people want their shows on Broadway these days, and some shows want to get there quickly, even though it takes time to really develop a great show," said Barry Weissler, the longtime producer of musical revivals like "Chicago" and the new "Cage Aux Folles".
Watch it for Stanwyck's pantherine saunter as she surveys her new cage, and for the sarcastic Brooklynese in which she delivers lines like this one, her character's retort to a religious fanatic who tells her no punishment is too harsh for her: "Oh yeah?
On the 10th day, 20 individuals of each female and male flies randomly collected from corresponding cage and matched in a new cage to allow mating at dark.
For every new cage obtained by deforming the initial cage, the corresponding initial contour defines a deformed contour shape according to (5).
This new cage can be used with any skeletal joints, in either static or kinematic examination, which is helpful for the standardization of the RSA application.
The purpose of this study was to develop a new cage and evaluate its biomechanical function using a finite element method (FEM).
When put in a new cage, rats usually inspect it for a time but then get bored and just sit around.
This development consisted of three steps: a numerical simulation technique was first used to design the new cage; a synthetic imaging method was then implemented to predict the performance of the designed cage before it was actually fabricated; and an experimental phantom test was finally conducted to verify the actual performance of the new cage and compare with two currently widely used cages.
