Studded tires usually have about 100 studs tipped with tungsten carbide which contact the road as the tire rotates.
Flagrant-2 fouls are fouls in which contact is not only deemed unnecessary -- the definition of a flagrant-1 foul -- but also excessive.
She wanted an open adoption — in which contact between birth parents and child continues after an adoption is finalized — but these couples didn't view it as she did.
"Our methodology," they concluded, "can be applied to any historically documented expansion in which contact and noncontact sites can be identified".
Withdrawal speed is controlled by driven rolls, which contact the strand at a point where it has already developed a thick, solidified shell.
"I had to assume that every trip might be the last," she said, alluding to the country's long epoch of military rule, during which contact between ordinary citizens and outsiders was risky.
You never know which contact might pay off one day.
It is close to that reported by Alves et al. in an ICU with only single rooms, in which contact precautions were also applied [17].
The a-subunit contains two long and highly titled TM helices, which contact two adjacent c-subunits, yet with distinct interactions.
where: (lambda _{A, B_{i}}) is the contact strength between node A and base station B i. ϕ is the rate at which contact strength changes.
Here, we discuss models that consider differently the manner in which contact rate and infectiousness change over time, with different algorithms suitable for different underlying processes.
