Following an established procedure, a custom grip was used to secure the calcaneus and the intramuscular tendon fibres were clamped in a grip secured to a 50 N load cell on a materials testing system (ElectroPuls E3000; Instron, Norwood, Massachusetts).
Custom-designed grips were secured to the actuator on the MTS machine.
The handle is pure white laminated wood, arching back into an elongated pistol grip, and is secured to the tang by three brass rivets.
HARARE, Zimbabwe — President Robert Mugabe, who has led Zimbabwe since it threw off white rule in 1980, won another term on Saturday as the official results were announced for last week's hotly disputed election, defeating his main challenger with 61 percent of the vote and roaring back to secure his grip on power after having to share it for the past five years.
With their defence now com posed and less fretful, Hereford's hearty and unafraid midfielders even began to secure a grip.
To secure its grip, Israel also launched several infrastructure projects in the area (including the expansion of settlements in the Golan), invested public money to boost the local economy, and encouraged local residents to accept Israeli nationality.
Iraq's incumbent Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi was hoping the country's recent defeat of ISIS would be enough to secure his grip on power for another term.
To secure its grip, Israel also launched several infrastructure projects in the area (including the expansion of settlements in the Golan), invested public money to boost the local economy, and encouraged local residents to accept Israeli nationality.
If the scale of casualties and the affiliation of the victims stated by the regime are confirmed, the ambush would mark a rather significant victory for Assad's efforts to secure his grip on the areas surrounding Damascus, analysis by Reuters suggests.
The lever both locks the phone and adds a tiny bit of extra tension to the clamp, to secure a firm grip on the smartphone; it's simple, but it works so well I'm surprised we haven't seen this used before.
Where ethnic antagonism leads to bloodshed, it is usually because politicians have inflamed passions to secure their own grip on power.
