The descent happened so fast the crew never threw the aircraft's "ditch switch," which seals off vents and holes in the fuselage to make it more seaworthy.
Everything seems old and dated on the snug enclave of 100th Street tucked away between West End Avenue and Riverside Drive -- from the row houses and prewar buildings slanting toward the Hudson down to the large 1912 sarcophagus commemorating the city's fallen firefighters, which seals off the block from a view of the drive and, beyond it, the river.
Osteoclasts are highly polarized cells and exhibit several features, such as podosomes, when they are spread on glass whereas, when cultured on apatite mineral (ACC), they exhibit another actin-rich structure, the sealing zone, which seals off the resorption area [23], [27].
Eventually, one of the city's "board-up crews," which seal off abandoned homes, discovered the squatters and reported them to Judge Henry Nowak at the city's housing court.
The entrance locks at Eastham on the Wirral side of the Mersey, which seal off the tidal estuary, are the largest on the canal.
The lung epithelium serves as a barrier forming tight junctions (TJs), which seal off the paracellular space and regulate the passage of ions and macromolecules through the paracellular pathway.
His other punishment was losing his security clearance, which essentially sealed off from him a community in which he had flourished.
And in 1973 he was readmitted to BBC drama to direct his own play, The Roses Of Eyam, set in the Derbyshire village which sealed itself off with the Plague rather than risk spreading it.
According to news reports and telephone interviews from Myanmar, which is sealed off to foreign reporters, the day's activities began with a confrontation at the giant gold-spired Shwedagon Pagoda, which has been one of the focal points of the demonstrations.
The entire three floors above the butcher shop, which was sealed off and remained open, were gutted.
