Both conventional staples and purpose-made stainless steel wire staples were used as fastener elements.
Short wire staples, ranging from 0%to3.5%5% by volume, were used to reinforce high-volume fly-ash cement paste.
There is a surprising set of blue-and-white 18th-century Chinese export plates that were broken into pieces and fused back together with a train track of metal-wire staples.
The effectiveness of various arthroscopic intervention techniques (fixation with Kirschner wires, staples, metal screws, or sutures) has been demonstrated [ 1, 8– 10].
Arthroscopically assisted fixation methods used for the isolated tibial eminence include Kirschner wires, staples, metal screws, and sutures [ 1, 8– 10], as well as a few reported [ 5, 9] interventions of simultaneous treatment after a short-term follow-up.
Assuming that pasture fencing is already present, go around the perimeter of the pasture that you are to graze your animals in and check the fence for any broken wires, stretched wires, staples pulled out, broken posts, or trees on the fence line.
The bout that finally brings on Randy's cardiac arrest is a truly revolting X-treme match, featuring blunt implements, barbed wire and staple guns fired into pudgy chests - the staples have to be removed after the show by an on-site medic.
It all felt limiting, in comparison to what could be achieved in half the time with polystyrene foam and a hot wire, the staple of most architecture practices; or with digital software and a 3D printer.
After one excruciating match, involving barbed wire and staple guns (for despite the fakeness of pro-wrestling, the extractions of wounds after the matches are very real) the Ram suffers a heart attack.
In Sweden, there are 2 major fixation methods, either the AO method (plate and screws) or the Cedell method (cerclage wire and staple).
A television cable and an old telephone wire are stapled along the floors and door frames, and covered with layers of paint.
