Buses and tubes turned into greenhouses, clothes stuck to skin and tempers frayed.
Bending is the dominant deformation mode in roll forming and sheet materials used in the process are often temper rolled (skin passed), roller- or tension-levelled.
Polls can't be trusted anymore (they mostly got it wrong when it came to the result of our referendum) and we're watching with our hands over our eyes, truly terrified that this nasty man, with his thin skin and his quick temper, is going to take the most powerful seat in the world.
Which is why "every rhinoceros has great folds in his skin and a very bad temper, all on account of the cake-crumbs inside".
While the conversations around the crackling fire in the library often center on art and local politics, they just as often focus on resident celebs; Julia's land-hog up the road, Calista's temper, Susan's skin, Goldie's stature.
Our data indicate that the most resistant species, A. callidryas, actually increases expression of genes related to skin structure and thus potentially tempers the disruptive effects of chytrid infections.
If she snaps at you, or does something to get under your skin, don't lose your temper and fight back.
Most individuals with PWS have mild intellectual disability, with a mean IQ of about 60 70, and most display a characteristic behavioral pattern, including temper tantrums, skin-picking, obsessive compulsive behaviors, stubbornness, and manipulative behavior, and attention deficit and hyperactivity symptoms may also occur, along with features suggestive of autism spectrum disorders.
List what you want most in a grapefruit -- seedlessness, juiciness, thin skin, big segments, fantastic bouquet and great sweetness tempered with a little acidity -- and you will be describing John Heist's navel grapefruit.
The seamless and wireless shape meter and the mechanism-intelligence collaboration control system are successfully applied to 1780 mm temper rolling mill and 2130 mm skin pass mill in Ansteel.
