The use of sleeve valves and oil baths to lubricate the moving parts of the engine units was inspired by contemporary internal combustion engine practice.
The longest lasting trend was so-called shoulder robing, which involved draping your coat over your shoulders, as though it were a cape and you had broken both your arms and so were unable to make use of the sleeves.
BLV is present in the circulating peripheral blood lymphocytes of infected cattle, and horizontal transmission of the virus occurs via infected blood often as a result of unhygienic farm practices such as the use of plastic sleeves to perform rectal palpation and the same needle for vaccination of more than one animal [ 9- 11] or unhygienic dehorning practices [ 11- 13].
The questions inquired about cattle housing conditions, cow replacement, provision of own grazing area or free range on the farm, the presence of horseflies in summer, dehorning, the use of plastic sleeves for rectal palpation, change of needles used for herd vaccination, colostrum feeding, and general data on herd demography.
They were often deployed by professional gangs, who made use of their wide sleeves, their roomy handbags, and their capacious skirts, into which pockets could be sewn.
Rounding out the shows was L'Wren Scott's use of Tagasode ("Whose sleeves?"), 16th-century Japanese screens depicting garments draped on stands, as if waiting for their occupant to return.
The researchers adhered to all standard ancient DNA and forensic protocols including the use of laboratory coats, sleeves, double gloving and face mask with frequent changes of gloves.
Our findings may in part be due to the use of metal metaphyseal sleeves in one-third of the cases.
Therefore, we can recommend the use of the inner sleeve as an improvement method to increase the bearing capacity of open-ended piles installed in sandy grounds.
As an overall conclusion, we can recommend the use of an inner sleeve at the pile base to increase inner frictional resistance.
