The first model was based on a Tungsten wire knife induced cut at the rostral-cervical (C3) spinal cord and the second model was based on spine contusion injury induced at the thoracic (T10) level in adult female Fischer rats weighing 160 180 g as described[11], [29].
To the best of our knowledge, this is the only work that has been performed on a clinical scanner, with a 4-channel phased array coil, designed primarily to image the thoracic spine, was employed to image a wire knife cut injury at the cervical (C3) level.
After the curd is formed, it is cut with fine wire "knives" into small cubes approximately one centimetre (one-half inch) square.
And if they didn't have something missing, they were carrying scars from barbed wire, or knives, or fishhooks.
You may require a utility knife, wire cutters, wire strippers, soldering iron and solder, electrical tape, digital multimeter, wrenches and/or screwdrivers.
The beam spot sizes for various collimators are evaluated by the thin-wire and knife-edge methods.
Lock has developed with his dancers a wired, flick-knife technique that allows them to shift through half a dozen positions in the blink of an eye, and keep on shifting, arms gesticulating in a blur like manic signers, shins operating like trip switches in an electric storm.
Because the batter has coagulated, a wire or thin knife poked into the cake should come back clean.
That will have pleased the EPO but, in a statement issued on their official site, they have apologised on behalf of the fans who displayed the banners with the words "knife, wire, Srebrenica" written on them.
But in Balkan football manners such behaviour is par for the course: Albanian supporters have burned Macedonian flags, and the Serbian faithful have taunted Bosniaks with chants of "Knife, wire, Srebrenica"—referring to the 1995 mass murder of some 8,000 Bosniaks by Bosnian Serb forces.The first half of the match proceeded without further serious incident.
I used a sander, wire brush and knives to create that more gritty, raw feel.
