Gage was using his tamping iron to compact an explosive charge when it detonated prematurely and sent the 1.5-inch-wide rod up under his cheek bone, through his brain, and out the top of his skull.
Two 5 cm long, 6 mm wide titanium rods were used to connect the L7 pedicle screw with the ipsilateral S1 pedicle screw.
P pili, for example, comprise no less than six different subunit types, arranged into two distinct subassemblies, a flexible distal tip fibrillum of ∼2 nm diameter, displayed onto a long, rigid 6.8-nm-wide pilus rod (Kuehn et al, 1992).
Though most curtain rods are adjustable, you don't want the distance between the brackets to be so wide that the rod sags in the middle.
A mob of young men armed with kendo rods was marching along the wide road to the shout of "Long live Che Guevara".
But the layered, crisscross structure is not easy to mimic, because of the wide range of rod sizes.
Drill a hole through 1 end of the aluminum rod, wide enough for the key ring.
These dimensions compare well with those of the surviving theatre at Bristol, which measured 100 feet long (or 6 rods, according to the measurement used then) and 50 feet wide (or 3 rods).
The furlong (a "furrow long") was eventually standardized as an eighth of a mile; the acre, from an Anglo-Saxon word, as an area 4 rods wide by 40 long.
With the window too wide for a tension rod, the hooks were attached to pushpins.
Depending on your base, you may have to drill or cut holes wide enough for the rod at the top and bottom of the lamp.
