In particular, those clamps that enable multiple pin attachment and are secured by more than one tightening bolt or screw (Fig. 5) have to be tightened by alternating the twists between the bolts — this allows the clamp cover to close over the pins equally and maintain a firm hold.
Stripped of authority, the commission would have a very difficult time protecting the Internet from those who clamp down on content for ideological reasons or profit.
Despite government concerns about an overheated economy last year, some experts say the figures Thursday could be pleasing to China's leaders, and that there are fewer signs that would make those leaders clamp down.
The dwell times of each state were very close to those of clamp opening and closing as measured by FRET.
The helicase, primase and single-stranded binding protein of T4 are most closely related to those of bacteria, while the clamp, clamp loader and polymerase are similar to those of eukaryotes.
It's got a nice wide angle on it, has more clarity than those pinhole webcams, and the clamp it uses is really convenient.
Finally, the insulin concentrations during the clamp studies were higher than those experienced during daily living.
This meant -- what else? -- a sprint to the hardware store, where he got help finding those special clamps you can't get anywhere else.
I was glad to hear it, because I knew that they had been in the iron clutches of those who clamped down on facts and directed them as they saw fit.
And perhaps he simply wanted to get away from his studios, and those head-clamps, and the hundreds of effete young men sticking their hands inside their coat pockets like Napoleon.
