For example, if you're baking a cake, add the baking powder, then press the "zero" or "tare" button to reset the scale to zero before adding the flour.
These gels were subjected to a cyclic strain of 10% superimposed on two separate tare loads of 2 and 10 mN, while being maintained in cell culture conditions.
In this paper we define two classes of tare, functional tare (fTare) and plan tare (pTare).
And different sonic or vocal elements float to the top and dominate: sometimes the balance tips toward one of the two principal singers, Avey Tare and Panda Bear, a k a Dave Portner and Noah Lennox.
Since 2011, Animal Collective has regrouped its four original members: Avey Tare on vocals and keyboards, Panda Bear on drums and vocals, Geologist on synthesizer and sampler and Deakin on guitar and keyboards, although every member also plays additional instruments.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 27 t Side-frame cross-bracing bogie Open image in new window Fig. 2 27 t Sub-frame radial bogie Table 1 Main parameters of the two bogies Bogie type Tare weight (kg) Wheelbase (mm) Primary vertical stiffness (MN·m−1) Primary lateral stiffness (MN·m−1) Side-frame cross-bracing bogie 4,730 1,830 150–200 10–14 Sub-frame radial bogie 4,850 1,800 25 50 2.5 5.
Hauling a train comprising three carriages and two parcels vans (164 tons tare, 180 tons gross) between and, the mile between milepost 38 and milepost 37 (located between and ) was covered in 34 seconds, a speed of 105.88 mph.
One of the most unproblematically pleasurable is the Animal Collective, based around two men calling themselves Avey Tare and Panda Bear.
By means of a GPS-survey and interviews with farm managers, we used two methods to survey net and tare areas of land.
Four avant-garde thirtysomethings from Baltimore, whose stage names betray their regard for childhood, Panda Bear ,Avey Tare, Geologist and Deakin have made eight albums of head-spinning, outré pop, the best of which evoke the fleeting highs of prepubescence when life is endowed with endless possibilities.
