A half-hour later, just outside City Hall, men in blue T-shirts that read "Build It" -- carpenters, ironworkers, unionized hotel workers and a gaggle of plain old Jets football fans gathered in a rally to show support for the stadium.
This paper gives the mathematical models for oil flow through a hydraulic tappet as well as those of an oil jet and plain journal bearings.
On some level, Ryan must realize that the Jets are plain different, though, than his previous teams, that their defense is not as strong, their running game is not as potent, their special teams are not as consistent.
Many aviation historians were dismissive, saying that Coandă's turbo-propulseur design involved a weak stream of "plain air", not a powerful jet of air expanding from fuel combustion.
The tea leaves and entrails all say no, but this saving bit of plain logic says yes. Jets: 28, Colts: 21.
In the North American Great Plains a southerly low-level jet helps fuel overnight thunderstorm activity during the warm season, normally in the form of mesoscale convective systems which form during the overnight hours.
Both energy sources, however, can only be extracted through a process known as hydraulic fracturing ("hydro-fracking," or just plain "fracking") that uses powerful jets of water in massive quantities to shatter underground shale formations, creating fissures through which the hydrocarbons can escape.
A captured fugitive in a decades-old Canadian jet hijacking, who hid in plain sight as a Mount Vernon schoolteacher, has been sentenced to three years in a Canadian prison.
Bob Herbert ("They'll Take Manhattan," column, Dec. 22) is plain wrong about the value of a new Jets stadium on the West Side of Manhattan.
Of course, even a half-awake director worth his salt could have told Tesco's board that running four corporate jets, then ordering a fifth, is plain stupid.
