If there is enough room for your sleeve to cover your work, tightly wrap with electrical tape and down only the main cable.
And even those who do not share those reasons still learn how to work in tightly bonded units to reach a common cause — a basic skill for community service.
There are some, however, who consider that there are dangers in such an arrangement; thus Eliade prefers to work rather tightly within the framework of the history of religions, concerned lest the social sciences overwhelm and distract the interpreter of religious meanings.
In addition to developing formal RFP procedures, many large corporations--DuPont and Pfizer, for example--have adopted an R&D model known as open innovation, forming corporate "technology connectors" to fund external scientists and entrepreneurs to work on tightly defined problems.
They were focused on their work, tightly wound and impossible to distract.
"The new smaller team the three of us and the director-general will work tightly together andirector-general willo the project".
We need the two elements of research basic and translational to work tightly together.
Nobody knows, except the new institution in charge of this process, which will most certainly work tightly with French intelligence services.
The presence of monoglucosylated N-glycans with terminal α1,6-mannose residues (Glc1Man7GlcNAc2) indicates that the folding and degradation pathways work tightly together.
Next year, organiser Eric Snell – himself an internationally recognised artist – hopes to bring Cornelia Parker to work on the tightly woven and ancient charms of Sark.
