In his stay here, the president dealt with an enduring source of annoyance for Poles: their failure so far to be included in a visa waiver program for those traveling to the United States.
He said: "We miss the fight for pole with a failure.
In a recent e-mail, Wheeler recalled that her travels have also taken her to Spitsbergen, Norway, the remote site from which S. A. Andrée began his aeronautical assault on the North Pole — yet another frigid failure and the subject of Alec Wilkinson's "Ice Balloon," which she reviews this week.
To predict the fatigue life of motor-generator rotor in a pumped-storage plant, the most dangerous position of the rotor under the highest applied load was found to be at the dovetail of magnetic pole and yoke after failure analysis and stress condition analysis.
In Drosophila, translation of a gene named "germ-cell less (gcl)", whose loss-of-function leads to failure of pole cell formation, is known to be dependent on mtrRNA [57].
We observed failure of pole cells to coalesce into gonads in 53% of Tao knockdown embryos, 36% of milt knockdown embryos, and 97% of cta knockdown embryos.
The problem of guaranteed cost reliable control with regional pole constraint against actuator failures is investigated.
In in vitro studies, BPA (43.8 μM) has been reported to significantly alter spindle formation, distribution of pericentriolar material at spindle poles, and induce congression failure in MF-1 mouse oocytes isolated from antral follicles (Eichenlaub-Ritter et al. 2008).
Rosberg had started from pole, after Hamilton's mechanical failure left him unchallenged in the final session of qualifying, where he was a full seven-tenths clear of his nearest competitor, Sebastian Vettel in the Ferrari, and in race pace the Mercedes proved yet again unassailable.
This is consistent with the expansion (1.2) for the free wave equation: the single pole is "responsible" for the failure of the sharp Huyghens principle in that case.
