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• He's an overwound kind of guy _ tight, serious, intense.
• Arquette's overwound attempts at goofiness aren't liberating, only enervating.
• This was the invention of wound ( " overspun " or " overwound " ) strings.
• Torres'guitars were strung with gut trebles and basses of silk threads, overwound with silver.
• If the key will not turn at all, the mainspring may be overwound and the gear mechanism locked.
• Though tanned and seemingly rested, he abandoned his gregarious humor and seemed as tightly coiled as an overwound watch.
• Such a chromosome will be strained, just as a macroscopic metal spring is strained when it is either overwound or unwound.
• The cage carrying the men leaving their shift overwound as it reached the top causing the cable lifting the cage to snap.
• As the insecure, old-before-his-time kid brother, Mike McGlone is as tense as an overwound pocketwatch.
• A position step prevents the spring from being overwound yet allows the spring to be ready at an instant to drive the Blink.
• Birmingham said he does not believe in killing abortion doctors, and said that Dinwiddie does tend to get " overwound ."
• While there's nothing new about split screens or, for that matter, digital cameras, Figgis makes us feel the urgency of their overwound lives.
• Positively supercoiled ( overwound ) DNA is transiently generated during DNA replication and transcription, and, if not promptly relaxed, inhibits ( regulates ) these processes.
• As a transcription bubble proceeds, DNA ahead of the transcription fork becomes overwound, or positively supercoiled, while DNA behind the transcription bubble becomes underwound, or negatively supercoiled.
• The Tom DeLonge Signature starts with Gibson's classic semi-hollow body design and then extends it into punk rock with an overwound'Dirty Fingers'humbucking pickup.
• The pickups used for the neck and middle pickups are Tex-Mex overwound vintage types which use Alnico 5 magnets that produce a stronger output than those in other pickups.
• I've also come to the believe that much " disruption " occurs not because of suboptimal edits by the less than clueful, but overreaction by the overwound ( see wikidryl ).
• This elegant device was inserted into the winding rope in such a way that if the lift cage was accidentally overwound the link would be pulled into a bell through which the winding rope passed.
• One of the film's peaks comes when Miles, initially too overwound to speak to the older musician, returns for an improvised jazz duet that pulses with the give and take of the real thing.
• Specimens of such open wound strings are known from the early 18th century, in a collection of artifacts from Antonio Stradivari . " Silk and steel " guitar strings are overwound steel strings with silk filaments under the winding.