It's been clear for a while that a slippage had developed".
When testing biological tissue, special care is needed to limit damage during clamping while avoiding slippage from the grips.
While stemward slippage is unlikely to have significantly biased the lobopodian record, our results indicate that other potential phylogenetic and anatomical biases must be taken into account.
The bifurcated pin was tapered to allow ease of accepting the AT into the roller-clamp initially while prohibiting slippage once the tendon is turned to wrap back onto itself, shortening it 0.7 mm or 1.4 mm from resting length.
Their snug fit negates any heel slippage, while the funky-designed tread aids grip.
In particular, recovery at sub-Tg temperatures is associated with entanglement slippage, while recovery near-Tg is believed to involve reorganization at or near chain ends.
The intelligentsia, though, see bingo as a sign of cultural slippage, while Catholic groups and those representing the elderly complain that the phenomenon shows not only a coarsening of tastes but also a weakening of the famous Italian family: since when did old people need bingo parlors?
Instead of imposing strict safety limits on forces and moments transmitted from the foundation onto the soil (aiming at avoiding pseudo-static failure), the new dynamic approach "invites" the creation of two simultaneous "failure" mechanisms: substantial foundation uplifting and ultimate-bearing-capacity slippage, while ensuring that peak and residual deformations are acceptable.
Ideal fixation devices should prevent further slippage, while allowing for continued growth with possible remodelling and prevention of future impingement [21, 22, 23, 24].
Two things dictate a pending avalanche: Liquid water content in the snow permits slippage, while the height of the powder against the mountain slope creates the pressure for the tumble.
