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However, it did not indicate which part of the country the man was stationed nor how he might have come in contact with the virus.

Also, the International Commissioner may be able to put you in contact with someone in your country who has material from other countries.

Soon after Shane's mother contacted him about I. O. U. and found he had been desperately trying to get in contact with them.

So I give you the way to know yourself. Then you at least begin to be a teacher of yourself, or of whoever comes in contact with you.

When she looked up, I found that she was that very classmate whom I had not been in contact with since graduation.

Until come in contact with an information concerning civilization continuously on this week, let me have further thinking to this problem.

"But I may come in contact with you, " said the earthen pot.

As he emerged from the water, he came in contact with a stone and fell upon his knees.

In contact with him, we find that they have no time concept, at the beginning we do not understand why?

Even though he might have led an outwardly frugal life, Dennis was generous to everyone he came in contact with.

For over a year we were in contact with the family who owned the Meyer technologies and negotiated with them to purchase the materials.

Edward, having passed his whole life in contact with the earth, might have been expected to cherish a certain love of Nature.

A paedophile priest was taken into the diocese and swiftly reassigned to duties that would put him in contact with children.

THUS getting in contact and tune with your SOULS AND DIVINE WISDOM, might be the topic of the next one, my dear Son and Scribe?

Thank you for your email- it was so great to hear from you after all this time, and I am sorry I have not kept in contact until now.

Inner sunshine warms not only the heart of the oner, but of all that come in contact with it.

Even though it's been a while since the last match, Steve McClaren has stayed in contact with his players.

E-mail makes it easy to keep in contact instantly with colleagues and friends around the globe.

Inner sunshine warms not only the heart of the owner, but of all that come in contact with it.

You can enjoy the company of others and come in contact with an ideal mate, if you get out and mingle.

The resistance experienced when one body moves over another, with which it is in contact, is called the frictional force.

Strickland made no particular impression on the people who came in contact with him in Tahiti.

It's up to you to keep in contact, whether you had an interview or just met a person casually.

He said he wanted to write a book about fatherhood, so I put him in contact with my agent.

It would have been nice to remain in contact with everybody - and that was my intention - but I simply don't have the time any more.

Diplomats from both sides are in "contact" to "arrange" the meeting, He said at a press conference in Beijing.

Teach me to help and heal those animals and people I come in contact with. . . especially by being all that God made me to be.

Buying art quickly brought him in contact with artists. Mr Salahi spent much of his exile in Qatar with Sheikh Hassan as his patron.

Canned food: nutrients severely damaged, and packaging in contact with aluminum tin easy to pollution, susceptible to Alzheimers disease.

We're in contact with the children and with the children in hospital and it seems to be being managed well.

He said the Sudanese government was in contact with the governments of both Libya and France.

It said the European arm had been "in contact with potential bidders" for Nitel but did not name them.

How do you keep in contact with your core when connections are so easy to let slip away?

Pertaining to the preference of a solid to be in contact with an oil phase rather than a water or gas phase.

All parts to be in contact with the pharmaceutical are made of stainless steel or Teflon for non-toxicity and corrosion proof.

The data-recording device scans a tiny cantilever tip that rides in contact with the surface of a ferroelectric material.

The main section of a piston is known as the skirts. It forms a bearing area in contact with the cylinder wall.

This inside measurement is key as it identifies the true tire temperature, not just the surface that is in contact with the road.

Flat hot stamping and belongs to the surface in contact with the air, prone to hot stamping the failure.

China can not go, ah, only slightly in contact with you here! I do not know why can not the.

Water used for cooling during compression of air should be monitored for microbiological quality when in contact with the medicinal gas.

The difference in position is small, but it decreases the surface area that fuel can come in contact with before it ignites.

After that, focus on yourself in contact with your environment, the sun on your skin, the rain on your forehead.

"He's a great lad and I'm still in contact with him, " Terry continued.

It felt strange to the touch, as if coated with something that wouldn't allow his skin to come in contact with the metal.

Tanashi strange to ask: "We originally did not live in contact ah? "

When a warm substance comes in contact with a cold substance, giving some of its energy to the cold molecules.

All parts of the load should be in contact with the sterilizing agent at the required temperature for the required time.

They said they were in contact with international agencies keeping track of the ship's movement.

Never allow any unprotected part of the body to come in contact with uninsulated pipes or equipment containing cryogenic product.

To come in contact with the tree you have to put your hand on it and the word will not help you to touch it.

That invisibility to which I refer occurs because of a peculiar disposition of the eyes of those with whom I come in contact.

of what? my dad wrote down anyone he thought ever came in contact with the yellow-eyed demon. who, where, and when.

several thousand years, people are all ways in contact with this piece of fairy-tale-like the Tibetan Plateau?

The study of this course will bring you in contact with many issues; some of these will be of more interest to you than others.

That day is special for another reason, for Mars, your ruler, will also be in contact with surprise-a-minute Uranus.

At the moment we know the general location of the staff members but we are not in contact with the abductors themselves.

In a service business like a hotel or restaurant, customers not only come in contact with employees but with other customers as well.

Today some of these students are still in contact with me, telling me they cannot forget what they learned.

Liquid fire also burn only when the surface of the liquid is in contact with the air.

Victor and I live half a world apart, and are always in contact via email and phone. But we had never met before, until this past weekend.

John's disciples - Despite John the 'Baptist's imprisonment, his disciples kept in contact with him and continued his ministry.

Pearl white fine texture, cream in contact with water, gently rub, immediately into the air and lightsome, soft foam across the face.

In this process, the membrane is in contact with at least one supporting foil during all processing steps.

He's requested to have a computer so he could help research the case and be in contact with him.

Artillery strikes are frequently called in from other FOB's on the front lines and units on patrol when in contact with insurgents.

When you are in contact with them, you know the difference. That person may not know.

We happened to be in contact with a Chinese resident at the time they received the text, and we posted the news immediately.

When coming in contact with this technique, the subject should attempt to consider all other factors tied into the situation.

In contact with the imperialist, Chang also felt that disintegration of the country was an important reason for foreign invasion.

Perhaps you would care about him and his new girlfriend now, maybe you will care about his EX girlfriend still in contact.

I said: " no, I am now in contact matches waiting for a call. And about to start. " MS.

I made a lot of good friends and although you try and stay in contact with them you obviously don't see them as often as you'd like.

I have not been able to stay in contact with friends as much as I would have liked to at all.

It takes discipline to learn as it is so far away from the thinking of most martial art styles that we have come in contact with.

In their search, Liu and his wife have also come in contact with scammers.

Ankle fractures are a frequently seen injury in both the general population and also occur frequently in contact sports.

First and foremost, such a person is constantly in contact with or is in fact a part of the all pervading Divine power.

In contact with the number of cut vertexes of a graph, this paper studies the lower boundary of maximum genus and receives some new results.

Stay in contact with the firms and send them more of your work as you produce more.

To place the infinity here below in contact, by the medium of thought, with the infinity on high, is called praying.

No reusable equipment, instruments or supplies of any kind will come in contact with patient tissues or fluids.

If the watch comes in contact whit mercury used in thermometers , the case, band or other parts may become discolored.

In the preferred mode, the inserts are polymeric and function to absorb and dissipate impact forces with which the user comes in contact.

A computer programmer from New York City moves to the tranquil Adirondack Mountains and stays in contact with her office via computer.

Plastics. Determination of the burning behaviour of horizontal and vertical specimens in contact with a small-flame ignition source.

Is the medical device intended to be in contact with the patient or other persons?

We were worried for a couple of minutes but the fourth official was in contact with the referee so we knew what was going on.

The parts in contact with material within this unit are all made of stainless steel in conformity with sanitary requirement for medicines.

A substance which in contact with water is liable to become spontaneously combustible or to give off a flammable gas.

That means if you are in contact with this substance even at a very low dose, you can have problems later with your hormonal system.

So we have been, as I said, in contact with them constantly.

She didn't remain in contact with her children's father and admits for a period she struggled to cope as a single mum.

DB: Yes. But really the question is, we have to come directly in contact with this to make it real, Right?

Experts often enjoy answering your questions or at least putting you in contact with those who can help.

But I got the hook up with somebody who knows how to get in contact with him.

It starts when the moon first comes in contact with the sun and then starts to move over the face of the sun.

in contact with you over the past many years and have maintained these contacts despite the unnecessary restrictions of US authorities.

We know that some part of light is directly in contact with that ground, it comes back, bounces, just like a ball falling from a height.

Skin is very elastic (that's why they call it "plastic surgery" ) and tends to conform to objects it comes in contact with.

Symplastic growth A form of plant growth in which neighboring cell walls stay in contact and grow at the same rate .

This pressure gauge is used for measuring the pressure of oxygen medium. No oils and greases shall be in contact with the gauge.

My astrologers all say that people who come in contact with me generally appreciate the contact and feel grateful.

Liquid fuels also burn only when the surface of the liquid is in contact with air.

The power of Gestalt Therapy as a psychotherapeutic approach derives from the immediacy inherent in contact and experience.

Cause P&G is a global company , I got in contact with people around the world, and my friends are spread around the globe.

it is constructed to hold a large amount of water in tubes or other passages which provide a large area in contact with the atmosphere.

Such pewter, also called black metal, darkened greatly with AGE, and the lead readily leached out in contact with acidic foods.

We decided to meet in the next week and now my advisors are in contact with them.

Yubing told me that you are in contact with her.

A Tepco spokesman declined to comment on the issue specifically, saying in general the company is in contact with the government.

Life tends to hijack any and all matter it comes in contact with and complexity it.

Both substances also contained a substance that would mark any mosquito that came in contact with it.

Never permit oil, grease, or other readily combustible substances to come in contact with cylinders or valves.

thank you for your greetings to my mom. As soon as i can get in contact with her i will tell her this.

They are in contact with a high percentage of the population and can be instrumental in helping people change their behaviour.

Other systems incorporate a probe mounted in a housing with a wheel in contact with the article being scanned.

The edges in contact with the air take up moisture and stretch. The uneven expansion between the edges and the centre, produce wavy edges.

This high rate of turnover ensures that the concentrate does not come in contact with air until dispensing.

This black metal plate is called a collector. The collector is placed in contact with the water.

The next step is to plate a sheet of unvulcanized rubber, or other from which the plate is to be made, in contact with the matrix.

Are surfaces which do not come in contact with product cleaned on schedule using adequate methods?

Contact reception - Reception that requires the receiver to be in contact with the signal chemical.

In contact with her the more I discovered that I like her more deeply, I do not know if it is not love, Maybe.

Swine flu is usually found in pigs and normally contracted only by people in contact with the animals.

I also remind you that I am in everything you judge, and that some of my truth remains in almost everything you come in contact with.

Radon levels are usually higher in basements, cellars or other structural areas in contact with soil.

Philemon and Basilides are but two of the spirit guides that were in contact with Jung. The list of other guides also included one Salome.

and a conductive pattern in contact with the common electrode at a lateral side surface of the common electrode.

An imminent crash shows you are going to be in contact or conflict with something unavoidable.

The method is characterized by minimizing residence time of steel strip in contact with the aluminium-zinc-silicon alloy bath in the pot.

substances to COME in contact with cylinders, valves, or other equipment in oxidizer service.

Having a hand-held computing device (i. e. the iPhone or Blackberry or iPad) means you can work anywhere, and be in contact at all times.

The corrosion of steel plate and if it is in contact with solvent ink and not prone to appear in the pitting of and rust.

The Activ-Strip does not come in contact with the product, is dust-free, and complies with all relevant European Union and U.

The court's chief prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, said on Friday he is in contact with Saif al-Islam Gaddafi through intermediaries.

You can print your photos in contact sheet format , full page ( with borders ), as a simple greeting card, or in standard print sizes .

Participation in contact sports or long term exercise programs can increase the likelihood of a sports injury occurrence.

She's managed to keep in contact with all the other girls in her class.

The semiconductor junction diode comprises silicon, the silicon crystallized in contact with a silicide.

Sites should be put in contact and close to the top of the connection.

Staying in contact with your academic advisor each semester can help you stick to your plan and stay on track.

Xinhua said farmers who were in contact with infected chickens were put under quarantine, but have not shown symptoms of the disease.

One end in contact with the atmosphere valve leakage is easy to observe, timely turn off or replace the valve will not be a problem.

Sufficient contact pressure generated by the torque is essential. A small increase in contact pressure produces a rapid decrease in leakage.

It never occurred to him that he and his doing were not of the most intense and fascinating interest to anyone with whom he came in contact.

The jellyfish are only mildly venomous and do not pose a threat to humans who may come in contact with them, experts say.

He was an important figure in the resistance movement, in contact with London.

Arnold: Guess what? I only managed to get in contact once first lot time dawn the lady, which's in charge of Project 100 in AB Mobile.

Or, as the water warms, hatching oyster larvae could come in contact with oil, affecting a whole new generation of shellfish, he added.

Danone said it was in contact with the local government in Hangzhou , where Wahaha is based , to discuss " management continuity " .

Do not let the terminals of stored batteries come in contact with each other.

As a consumer, I feel the need to present myself consistently, in contact after contact, to my treatment providers.

Wilt traveled the globe while playing basketball which put him and his member in contact with thousands of women.

Arnold: Guess what? I just managed to get in contact once again with the lady, who's in charge of Project 100 in AB Mobile.

Sensing this biological compatibility is something our bodies do automatically and subconsciously with all people we come in contact with.

Now, any computer you come in contact with will have your favorite programs right there for your use.

It is important that raw or already-cooked food not come in contact with these surfaces or with the raw juices of these foods .

While in sleep, your higher self is in contact with other dimensions in a more active way than when you are awake.

I meant to write down "in contact with the graphic design that a day on the it deeply loved, and the persistent pursuit" .

I'll try to get in contact with him tomorrow.

If the oak is actually fermented in contact with oak, the yeast used in fermentation reduces the vanillin concentration.

A player, during a last or only free throw , touches the basket or the backboard while the ball is in contact with the ring .

The skins are in contact with the grape's juice during the fermentation process, allowing the dispersion of both color and tannins.

The infection between high energy density fuel (HDF l) and metal in contact was studied together when they were in storage.

These specialised nerve cells mimic the mental state of those we come in contact with.

This required vaccination only of those people in contact with a diseased individual, to prevent the immediate spread of the virus.

and a third conductive via extending through the second dielectric layer and in contact with the conductive cap.

If you come in contact with a victim's blood or other body fluids, you can get sick.

With that malady of progress, civil war, we have been obliged to come in contact in our passage.

The answer for you is simple, just stay in contact with your back.

Wireless networks are of great value to fleets of trucks, taxis, delivery vehicles, and repair persons for keeping in contact with home.

It's affected me personally in that I've come in contact with women who have bravery in being out in the world with their sexuality.

Vessel parts in contact with two fluids having different temperatures shall be designed for both higher and lower design temperatures.

Have the children been in contact with you recently?

Rennard told her parents that if they wanted to remain in contact with her they had to follow the church's procedures.

But his personality was to bully and terrorize anyone he came in contact with.

A metal or non-metal thin layer on the central area of front cover is in contact with said absorbing layer for transferring impact waves.

Please I and my little sister seek for your help to get in contact with the Diplomat.

I think out For users of the system and agents in contact accuracy rate is very low.

to draw a geometric figure around another figure so that the two are in contact but do not intersect.

Although I still used the program, it was mainly for the convenience of keeping in contact with distant family and friends.

In various unrevealed capacities he had come in contact with such people, but always with indiscernible barbed wire between.

If you have to really think about the last time you were in contact with a friend, then it was too long ago.

I look into the customer's eyes, when I'm in contact with him.

All subconscious minds are in contact with one another.

But logic has to be in contact with its application.

Children when in contact with these anime, but also subtle to be hosted in one of the national cultural elements of the infection, attract.

Traditionally bounciness properties are dependent on the combination of the two materials in contact.

Yet a Truthful one. May we speak to your souls? For this is who we are in contact with. Some of you already are aware of this fact!

You can judge your age by the amount of pain you feel when you come in contact with a new idea.

I'm not in contact with him anymore.

In this present moment, remembering oneself, one can put oneself in contact with a place outside time.

The two substances are now in contact, and a chemical reaction is occurring.

A sealing gasket is arranged at the part of the partition board which is in contact with the groove of the washing tank.

Keeping in contact with your relationships. A great way to hone your soft skills and maintain relationships.

At the same time, the massage in contact via the heat energy produced is plump and smooth-skinned, instantly change makeup oil.

Wireless networks are of great value to fleets of trucks, taxis, buses, and repair persons for keeping in contact with home.

The police were the most frequently bribed: 29% of those who came in contact with them paid something.

Traditionally friction properties are dependent on the combination of the two materials in contact.

Some of the most violent past eruptions, like Krakatoa in Java, resulted from magma coming in contact with water.

First and foremost, safety is a prime concern with a device that comes in contact with the eye.

Community Events We provide the International Community with a platform to interact and get in contact with each other.

Guangzhou is an elite glasses firm specializing in contact lens care products and the retail-oriented enterprises.

Do they feel uplifted by coming in contact with you?

Isaac (and his shadow) will come in contact with a "marker" on the frozen world in Dead Space 3 too. . .

Materials and articles in contact with foodstuffs - Plastics - Test methods for the determination of fatty contact.

An allergy is a reaction your body has when it comes in contact with a specific substances.

All tools, mountings, and equipment should be thoroughly cleaned prior to coming in contact with the multiplier.

Touching the screen causes the two layers to come in contact and form a switch closure.

Dezincification of duplex brass, which is a form of corrosion, may occur when in contact with certain aggressive waters.

Non packaging steel - Stainless steel intended for use in contact with foodstuffs, products and beverages for human and animal consumption.

This relates to a moving disc in contact with a stationary one.

The measurement was achieved by deflecting GaN nanorods with a conductive atomic force microscope PtIr tip in contact.

Disintegration greatly increases the drug's surface area in contact with GI fluids, thereby promoting drug dissolution and absorption.

His fingers were briefly in contact with the ball.

Although one in three who come in contact will likely become infected, the Imperial College London team declined to estimate the death toll.

Master frequent mechanical movements, resulting in contact in advance or delay action, the board reduced the expected efficiency.

This roller is in contact, often at a different speed, with the transfer roller.

Walk forward along the line, placing one foot directly in front ofthe other such that the heel and toe are in contact on each step forward.

A gaseous oxidizing agent is passed through the catalyst bed in contact with the rubber-containing dispersion.

For without which I cannot do my work and stay in contact with all of you!

Because if you can see that beautiful person, every one you come in contact with will see the same beauty.

He will get in contact with you when he returns.

Most observations on the glycocalyx have been made not on cells in contact but on isolated cells, usually in culture.

It does not feel any different. Just wait a while and you are in contact again.

People have taken this amazing possibility of actually being in contact all through the day or in all types of situations.

One might think that they were still in contact with the departed after death, and that their earthly union was not cut short by death.

When customers come in contact with employees, those human encounters make a huge difference.

materials and articles in contact with foodstuffs . plastics . test methods for overall migration into olive oil using a pouch.

A Study of Surface Lacquer and Painting Technology of PVC Sealant "Wet in Contact with Wet"

Partner organizations in the home countries stay in contact with the fellows throughout the program.

Q: Is the Chinese Government in contact with the South African Government over the visa application of the Dalai Lama to visit South Africa.

In the business arena, companies that outsource can save bundles on travel and still keep in contact with far-flung branch offices.

It's also independent of the surface area that is in contact with this incline which is equally nonintuitive.

I'd be happy to stay in contact with you.

This means that the cellulose works very well in contact with the blood and is a very interesting alternative for artificial blood vessels.

Was in contact two galactic rotations ago, wants to be friendly again.

He and his colleagues instead use arrays of tiny microelectrodes that are placed in contact with the brain, but not implanted.

She is in contact with the Center for Missing and Exploited Children and has a team of attorneys preparing for a court fight.

I am mad for it to be in contact with me.

Parts in contact with liquid in pipe are of brass and beryllium copper. Flow switch installs in tee in horizontal or vertical piping.

Photomechanical transfer (PMT): Paper negative exposed in the normal way and developed in contact with positive material.

Though Owen Lars forbade it, Kenobi would occasionally come in contact with the young farm boy, if only briefly.

Yeah, I get out of South Korea in contact with the gukgyeongjeol so that you can see this is, let's go.

All employees in contact with public authorities are responsible for observing the applicable laws and regulations.

They found that only the immediate and rely on roll in contact with oscillating roll on ink faded has a significant impact.

Animalcules could never appear unless new air somehow entered the flask and came in contact with the infusion.

What are the chances of picking up an infectious disease from the germs we come in contact with daily?

He made a friend there who he's still in contact with to this day.