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• Only the top vent should allow a controlled flow of steam to escape.
• Multiple failed attempts were made to close the diversion and establish a controlled flow via headgates.
• It involves a controlled flow and manipulation of poured colored molten wax onto canvas, board, or paper.
• Most whitewater boaters agree the Narrows is the most difficult river with dam-controlled flow in the Eastern United States.
• However, controlled flow visualization experiments are still necessary to direct, develop, and validate the numerical simulations now dominant in the field.
• So the best singers learn to use their whole bodies to safely summon a precisely controlled flow of air and to modulate their larynx without straining themselves.
• Sen . Kit Bond, R-Mo ., who wants to leave the river's controlled flows unaltered, said of a Clinton veto.
• She considered herself a dressmaker first and foremost, yet employed tailoring techniques to achieve the controlled flow of fabric that gave her jersey dresses their signature fit.
• However, there are also IMC instrument / ampoule designs which permit controlled flow of gas or liquid through the ampoule during measurement and / or mechanical stirring.
• B韗?s innovation successfully coupled ink-viscosity with a ball-socket mechanism which act compatibly to prevent ink from drying inside the reservoir while allowing controlled flow.
• Clinton has promised to veto the energy-water bill because it would scuttle administration plans to ease controlled flows on the Missouri Rivers, a fight pitting environmental advocates against downstream commercial interests.
• Tea is poured initially by a tea hostess into warmed cups from a heated teapot at a distance above the first cup so as to create a controlled flow of tea with attractive bubbles.
• The administration wants to ease controlled flows along the Missouri to protect endangered shorebirds and fish; foes argue it will flood farm land and disrupt barge traffic along the 2, 500-mile waterway.
• When the body has a high metabolic oxygen demand, the metabolically controlled flow through the tissues is increased, leading to a greater flow of blood back to the heart, leading to higher cardiac output.
• "There is a controlled flow of information from the U . S ., " which makes it hard for Turkey to act, a frustrated Turkish intelligence officer told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity.
• Today, the dam protects the city from flooding almost yearly, as the area above the dam floods semi-yearly, but the controlled flow of water into Barre cuts back considerably on the amount of flood damage.
• The Afterbay provides storage for the water required by the pumpback operation to Lake Oroville, helps regulate the power system, produces controlled flow in the Feather River downstream from the Oroville-Thermalito facilities, and provides recreation to the area.
• Interconnections can be tied to each other via high-voltage direct current power transmission lines ( DC ties ), or with variable-frequency transformers ( VFTs ), which permit a controlled flow of energy while also functionally isolating the independent AC frequencies of each side.
• Even in maximum-security prisons, inmates spend much of the time from 7 a . m . to 10 p . m . out of their cells, moving about the institutions in a controlled flow, participating in educational programs, working at jobs, going to the exercise yards and eating meals.
• The dance form subsequently saw a development of movement qualities from the risky rawness and danger of the initial experiments, to a period of smooth, continuous controlled flow in the late 70s and early 80s, followed by an interest in conflict and unexpected responses including previously avoided eye contact and directive hand contact.