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Use your front hand to pull the mast across the centerline and into the wind, until you look through the sail window.

When the mast are ready to be laid down, release the front guy lines and the back guy lines, then disconnect the mast from A-frame.

A hooker's death, all the children cried and attended her funeral, a school lowered the national flag half mast for her.

A platform enclosing the head of each mast of a sailing ship, to which the topmast rigging is attached.

At midnight I go up to the roof of our apartment building on near the center of town, and climb up the telephone mast.

The humpback whale leapt out of the water and pulled the rigging and mast along with it as it slid down the boat.

big piece of cloth on the mast of a boat to catch the wind and move the boat forward.

Worse still, the fallen mast that crushed the ship's deck is BElieved by many to BE the result of an unapproved salvage operation.

A wooden framework used to strengthen a ship's deck at the point where a mast or other structure passes through it.

A classic illustration of the extended will at work is Ulysses' decision to have his men bind him to the mast of his ship.

Nautical A small piece of wood placed at the top of a mast or flagpole, usually having holes through which halyards can be passed.

With the sound of ocean waves, the captain standed on mast and looked at the far away sun, the wind was blowing his lower hem.

The German ship at once replied very accurately and on her third salvo she hit Hood close to the main mast setting her on fire.

Nautical A platform enclosing the head of each mast of a sailing ship, to which the top mast rigging is attached.

However, Odysseus first had his men tie him to the mast, so he could hear the Sirens but would be unable to steer the ship in to danger.

Bad as his - clothes were, and coarsely as he spoke, he had none of the appearance of a man who sailed before the mast.

It is not how much we have , but how much we enjoy that mast happiness.

I caught a glimpse of Dizzy's mast hitting Dick fair and square on the top of his head.

Flags are flying at half-mast and a nationwide silence has been observed to mark the time it struck a week ago.

I must prepare everything, then bring him in and lash him well and step the mast and set sail for home.

But it was too difficult and he sat there with the mast on his shoulder and looked at the road.

One option is to tie Morning Ruth's hands, just as Odysseus ordered his sailors to tie him to the mast.

In the painting on the next page, the ropes coming off the mast of the ill-fated ship form a triangular shape.

She was intended to have a double island superstructure, with a funnel in each, as well as a tripod mast.

We followed a classical process and little by little loaded up the boat , worked the mast and the sails .

The old man leaned the mast with its wrapped sail against the wall and the boy put the box and the other gear beside it.

The conclusion was that the substance P and the mast cells participated in the pathological courses of lesion of liver tissue.

For us, as for classical heroes, the most effective form of willpower is being able to tie ourselves to the sturdiest mast.

To use this antenna it suffices to be raised on a mast or pole to a height a little higher than that of surrounding houses.

the white backbone and the upstanding tail of the fish. he started up the shore with the mast and furled sail of his boat.

Standing at the bank of the Ontario, the 533. 34-meter Toronto Television Mast is identified as the symbol of Toronto and is very striking.

the chief mast of a sailing vessel with two or more masts .

We've got to have a few people nailing their colours to the mast and making certain they step up and make sure we are a good team.

High voltage and AC operations, or operations on an iron tower and a mast on a thunderstorm day are prohibited.

The old man leaned the mast with its wra ed sail agri t the wall and the boy put the box and the other gear beside it.

Various attempts through history have been made to tie politicians to the mast and prevent them from ruining the public finances.

Interior Minister Wolfgang Schauble ordered flags across Germany to be flown at half mast Thursday as a mark of respect for the slain.

In the fork , like a mast- headed seaman , there stood a man in a green tabard, spying far and wide .

Then I cut down some of the largest trees and made two oars and a mast.

With a second exposure, even months later, some of the allergen binds with the IgE on the mast cell.

Wind shot after driving into the front seat mast on the driving style bar slot, with screws.

Stay clear of any overhead loads handled with cranes or trucks, or any overhead repair work being done in the mast or derrick.

He sat on the mast of a large vessel and watched the sailors hauling big chests out of the hold with ropes.

Like Odysseus passing the sirens, bankers need to be tied to a mast to stop them from giving in to temptation.

Then he rested against the bow. He rested sitting on the un-stepped mast and sail and tried not to think but only to endure.

The large sail hoisted behind the mast, or main mast when there are more than one, of a sailboat.

This allows me a view to the ship's forward navigation mast, a full 250 or so metres away.

The Selaesori Qhoran was a wallowing tub of five hundred tons, with a deep hold, high castles fore and aft, and a single mast between.

Note that the mast is positioned very far forward, almost at the bow, making room for a very long-footed mainsail.

Finally measure and cut the front mast, you can use a streamlined aluminum tube, and two.

A long tapering spar slung to a MAST to support and spread the head of a square sail, lugsail, or lateen.

And close to the mast step the starboard deck plank has small oval surface. It is the trace of a pomp, of course!

High voltage and AC operations, or operatio on an iron tower and a mast on a thunderstorm ons day are prohibited.

In the ensuing voyage, their mast was broken in the storm, the boat drifted to Easter Island.

Clutch on drawwork at low gear and evenly lift the mast at the lowest speed all the way. Do not brake if there is no abnormity.

Examples of these complex constructions are (deep sea) mast cranes, floating sheer legs, and pipe handling systems.

During the day, the Nutmeg collects energy from solar panels on the roof of the wheelhouse, and from a 450-watt turbine up the mast.

THIS MAST MUST BE SUPPORTED BY AT LEAST THREE GUY WIRES.

Besides this, mast cell activation and degranulation have been associated with various biologically and clinically important functions.

The invention also relates to a mast for a wind turbine, to a prefabricated wall part and to a method for building a wind turbine.

Then IgE antibodies attach to certain cells, called mast cells, in tissue throughout the body.

He ordered all flags at the White House and other federal buildings to be flown at half mast until Veterans Day on November 11.

Except special connections there are no other connections or entanglements between the mast and A-frame of substructure.

Flags are flying at half mast across the country and public entertainment curtailed as a mark of respect, one week after the quake hit.

This excavator could also be supplied with different fittings as a lattice mast crawler crane.

Do not leave pipe or collars that are not in use standing in mast or derrick.

Antigen interacts with the surface of sensitized mast cells .

At the end of the mast positioning, the traveling block shall be in servocontrol state to keep the raising line with adequate tension.

Learn from Ulysses and tie yourself to the mast or fill your ears with wax so temptations are blocked out or you are unable to act on them.

Two long logs were lashed together to make a mast, and a sail of woven cloth hung from a cross-pole.

Install the front drawworks guard cover after the mast is raised.

A stay for racing or cruising vessels used to steady the MAST against the strain of the gaff.

A study of mouse mast cells shows that cigarette smoke can prevent allergies by decreasing the reaction of immune cells to allergens.

The church bells tolled off and on all day and the flags were at half-mast.

The allergic reaction is characterized by activation of two types of inflammatory cells, called mast cells and basophils.

Suddenly a gust of wind whipped the boat round. It tore the sails from the mast.

He picked the mast up and put it on his shoulder and started up the road.

The main element is one single piece that rotates around the mast step.

In the dynamic simulation for checking the strength of the mast, will buoy the equation as a response to the load conditions.

Pull the sail out of the water until you reach the mast. Grab the mast with both hands just below the booms .

Importantly, treatment with the mast cell stabilizer cromolyn does prevent all the adverse phenomena elicited by mast cell activation.

Only the shattered remains of its top-mast were found on a Guernsey beach as evidence of its terrible fate.

The building is capped with a mast incorporating an antenna, which is meant to evoke the torch of the Statue of Liberty.

Do not throw objects off the floor, mast or derrick.

In asthma mast cell degranulation was observed electron microscopically in different degree, but in CB it was not observed.

Tools carried into the derrick or mast should be secured to the body.

A pulley arrangement, driven either by a wire or belt that has been incorporated into the design of the mast height positioning system.

The cause has been explained that white phosphorus was mistaken for a mast stable simple substance.

We shall need at least two strong men to sway the mast up.

abstract: Objective: To investigate the infiltrating change of mast cell in vascular wall of great saphenous varicose veins with thrombus.

The moving process of a certain single mast stack-crane was simulated and analyzed with multi-body system method.

Others, because they feel no harm, fear none, and so sleep as upon the top of a mast. To them I shall show the misery of the unconverted .

Wind shear affects sailboats in motion by presenting a different wind speed and direction at different heights along the mast.

We felt like we had good pace but the head stay hydraulic ram lost some pressure, which affected the positioning of the mast, and sail trim.

He could go away, as he had done so often, before the mast, on any ship bound anywhere.

Mast cells have been traditionally viewed as effector cells of immediate-type hypersensitivity reactions.

We tie each other to the mast upside down, so when the boat flips we'll be the right way up!

Provincial-level development zones of Jiangsu mast take the interactive, harmonious, intensive and efficient way and win with the quality.

The preassembled headboard has a brown wood base with decorative carvings, three open storage compartments, a storage bin and a mast.

The mast provides a means of lifting and stabilizing tools, and running pressure-control and other equipment.

The mast snapped off under the pressure of the wind.

Mast: A vertical spar or pole to which a sail or sails attach.

Bronchial asthma is chronic airway inflammation in which eosinophilic granulocyte, mast cell and T lymphocyte.

Companies might do well to think these things through more before nailing their products to the mast of some campaign.

Do not use tractors to replace the rig power system for mast lifting and laying down.

It is not the UK's fault that eurozone member countries in the same plight chose to tie themselves to the euro mast.

A sail without a mast is a worthless cloth, and an ideal is visionary fog unless put into action.

His voice was often heard calling the three mast-head look-out men, and encouraging them to sing out for anything they saw.

Mast cells may also incite or abet conditions as diverse as atherosclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, autism, and migraines.

Definition: A strut mounted on the mast athwartships to hold out the shrouds, providing a better holding angle for the shrouds.

Results: Thrombus group in intima and media, Increased mast cell infiltration was 'scattered', adventitia was 'gathering sign'.

METHODS. Primary human conjunctival mast cells and epithelial cells were obtained from cadaveric conjunctival tissue.

the Krogers kept a radio mast up their chimney, the alleged spy Anna Chapman had a closed-network Wi-Fi transmitter.

The system - designated the OE-538 - provides high performance, erectable mast-mounted communication and navigation capabilities.

Once Costner was strapped to the MAST with a helicopter only six metres away and edging close.

Exit ramp will wind lever below the ball seat rod stuck in the mast head.

Creation on Ideological and Political Education in Institutions Higher Hearing Mast Emphasize "Five Characters"

At Mast Brothers Chocolate, an artisan chocolate-maker with one small factory in Brooklyn, N. Y. , the beans are roasted on site.

Results The results indicated that the mast cells in mouse lymph nodes were round or oval, mainly distributed in lymphatic sinuses.

Flags were flying at half -mast across the country and all public entertainment has been suspended as the three-day mourning period started.

The national flag will fly at half-mast across the country and its embassies and consulates wordwide.

There were lots of tryptase-positive mast cells in the mesenchyme of the human carcinoma tissue of esophagus.

Although the mast is an assembly of parts, it can withstand winds of considerable strength and can be readily shipped by a helicopter.

Don't waste your time. We have already decided to nail the colors to the mast.

And as 100% of the company, the opportunity costs of operating at half-mast were extremely high.

A long pole extending upward at an angle from the mast of a derrick to support or guide objects lifted or suspended .

After manufacture, the sections of the mast and jib are linked by pin shafts and all have exchangeability for installation.

Unfortunately, the mast is also extremely visible, and a favored target of enemy forces.

Even the mast gifted students, the one who presumably could get good grades without cheating, are becoming the constant offenders.

The pipe racks are moved to and from their stored position by a hydraulic cylinder attached between the mast frame and the lower swing arm.

Some measures of large span cable stayed lattice structure are discussed, including windproof measures, mast forms and cable forms.

Equipment produced will include Transmission Subsystem radios, modems, antennas and mast systems.

The three boats in offshore mist blurred gradually in architecture, port, shipping, mast cranes, etc. In light of hazy looms.

Although several networks already have mast-sharing strategies in place, no programme has yet seen all five networks working together.

The wind snapped the mast in half.

I would suggest flying the flag at half-mast above Buckingham Palace, and coming down to London at the earliest opportunity.

With expert chassis of Rotary drilling rig and strong box type mast, it has high working stability.

A mate should keep himself to himself - shouldn't drink with the men before the mast! '

Zhou Enlai died, in the United States in front of United Nations Headquarters in New York, the United Nations flag down a half-mast.

An embryological investigation and systematic position of Cephalotaxus oliveri Mast.

The harvest of a whole year's hard work is on the trees and bushes; berries, beech mast, chestnuts, acorns.

The harvest of a whole year's hard work is on the tress and bushes; berries, beech mast, chestnuts, acorns.

This research result provides theoretical basis for further exploring mechanism of mast cells in acupuncture effect.

The White House was flying flags at half-mast in honor of President Reagan.

From the Juggernaut's back extends a tall retractable sensor mast, in which sits a lone spotter and sensor operator.

It was decided that the Union Jack should fly at half-mast from Churchill's death until his funeral.

Yesterday the Varyag, refitted, with a new radar mast, was given its first sea-trials.

The sailors were clinging to the mast to stop themselves being washed overboard.

Method: Using immunofluorescence staining with antibodies of specific enzyme of mast cell(MC)and phalloidin.

All connecting and fixing parts for mast and substructure shall be complete and proper as required.

All government agencies, including the country's embassies and consulates abroad, were ordered to lower the Philippine flag to half-mast.

After crossing the North Atlantic, the crew reached the coast of Maine*, where they cut timber to replace a mast.

A rope passed through an overhead pulley, as AT the top of a mast, thAT is used for hoisting.

Objective To observe a distribution and neuropeptide property of the mast cells in mouse lymph nodes.

The Type 037-I can be distinguished by its bulky radome positioned on the bridge roof ahead of the tripod mast.

The results indicated that there were only single mucosal mast cell sunset in rat mammary gland.

As there is no actual operation of MAST for collecting data, we conducted a simulation using MATLAB software.

All overhung items, gages, hoses, valves, electrical wires or boxes will be protected with heavy duty guarding, from lift truck mast.

This two-person keelboat is known for its relative small cockpit and its flexible mast.

The lad stretched full length by the mast seems oblivious to the spray of the bow waves.

These Jib Cranes are available in Free Standing, Wall Cantilever, Wall Bracket, Mast Type, and Motorized styles.

Having completed calculation of top drive counter-torque and mast mechanics analysis, an upgrading proposal has been put forward.

We discerned the figure of a man clinging to the mast of the wreched ship.

The product is designed into double layers. The lower layer consists of four masts and the upper one double mast.

Finally I finished the hull and made a mast and sail.

AIM: To examine the role and dynamic changes of mast cell(MC) and its subpopulations in simple and irradiated-wound of rats.

Conclusion Both mast cells and enterochromaffin cells play an important role in the pathogenesis of gastric ulcer.

Supposing the former opinion is wrong, for it is unilateral, the latter one mast be superficial.

Recent data also implicate complement activation in the degranulation of cutaneous mast cells.

Both help stabilize mast cells in people with allergy or asthma, Shi said in a statement.

Inside the shack he leaned the mast against the wall.

The naughty boy swarmed up the mast without our being noticed.

another flash showed him four men clinging to the shattered mast and the rigging , while a fifth clung to the broken rudder.

Why did Turner have himself tied to the mast of a ship during a storm?

Did you try looking for a building with a radio mast on the roof?

The drug-resistance experiment indicated that it is sensitive or in medium sensitive to mast of drugs.

Objective To investigate the role of mast cells and enterochromaffin cell in the mechanism of human gastric ulcer.

Take the load as close as possible to the truck. Place it as close as possible to the truck mast.

Never hoist on uneven ground with the mast tilted away from vertical position.

Some also introduce legislation for the fourth root mast, also linked to spinnaker.

Electrical circuits and lights on the mast shall be installed as required.

In the presence of the allergen, the IgE antibodies activate mast cells around blood vessels and in the skin.

A method for the vibration analysis of the oil drilling mast is developed.

Lymphocyte and neutrophil were dominant cell. Mast cell and macrophage cell were also common.

But I am like Ulysses, safely lashed to my ship's mast, yearning for the sirens' song.

Bomb fetches were with difficult to sail, as there were two large mortars on the foredeck in place of the fore-mast.

A stroke of lightning shattered their mast, which in its fall killed the pilot .

the rangoon was moored half a mile off in the harbour , its signal of departure hoisted at the mast - head.

The French officers who had openly assisted us, including Generals Bethouart and Mast, were in temporary disgrace.

RESULTS: MT induced a dose-dependent release of histamine from human colon, lung and tonsil mast cells.

So material management information system mast register the whole process of material circulation.

Based on this, the effect of foundation soil character on the dynamic behaviour of the mast is emphatically investigated.

A well-servicing unit for slick line, wireline or coiled tubing operations that is equipped with a mast rather than a crane or gin pole.

While the mast is off the damper keep the raising line strained. Operate brake lever properly to lower the mast slowly.

Moreover, the chassis of 15 trucks are rust-stained, particularly those near the mast house.

by fall and winter seasons Lotus harvest plump mast, pine Taste powder, lotus root strong incense.

Unlike in a ketch or yawl, the forward mast is smaller than the aft mast (or sometimes the same size).

Opinion polls have also shown high levels of public concern about the potential risks of living near mobile phone mast.

MAST's ultimate goal is to deploy swarms of tiny robots to search caves and buildings.

When the damper pistons begin retrieving, clutch off drawwork to make the mast fit into the position slowly by its own weight.

Effects of Ectomycorrhizal Fungal Inoculation on Height Growth of Elaeocarpus apiculatus Mast.

Assemble mast and substructure according to installation instructions and drawings of the rig.

National flags will fly at half- mast in public places, at Chinese embassies and consulates .

The lowest sail on a mast of a square-rigged ship.

Your house shall be not an anchor but a mast.

National flags were lowered to half-mast in memory of this great man.

These findings supplied some novel information on the understanding of mast cell associated diseases.

By chin ching nails over the canvas they held the torn sail to the mast.

Disturbance reconstruction of Picea purpurea Mast . Stand in Maixiu , Qinhai Province.

Immunohistochemical method was employed to investigate the expression of tryptase and 5-HT of mast cells of mammary gland.

After Zhou Enlai died, all United Nations Member States had their national flags at half mast.

The guy lines for mast shall be complete, in good condition and fixed well.

While a ketch offers these advantages to cruisers, they may also be more expensive because of the added mast and sail.

I called to her, and the mast moved easily and accurately.

After that i hammered at the tin with the mast till I was worn out, when Harris lent a hand.

During her voyage, she once nearly lost her mast, capsized[1] and had no radio for several weeks.

Do not lift and lay down mast at night.

The raft also had a nearly 40-foot-long mast and a 400-square-foot sail.

He unstepped the mast and furled the sail and tied it. Then he shouldered the mast and started to climb.

The height of mast bracket and the supporting points are as per rig manufacturer's instructions.

Varicose group of intima and media, adventitia few scattered mast cells.

The yacht was in danger of sinking until they tore into the mast and rigging.

An important cellular constituent of the dermis is the mast cell.

Immunohistological stains with mast-cell tryptase and CD117 antibodies performed on the liver-biopsy tissue showed prominent mast cells.

However, in a physiological setting, other receptors, such as KIT, might also markedly influence the release of mediators by mast cells.

If equipped, remove the radio antenna mast, and components from the fender .

Finally he put the mast down and stood up.

Flags were at half-mast everywhere on the day of the martyr's funeral.

The 2009 fair RINT, the Red became the Agfa's keynote: the main mast is red, red carpet, the product is red.

You will have to go forward of the mast.

A full moon floated above the mast. It is following me downriver, watching me like some great eye.

The three- mast yacht is a traditional travelling boat, which has been ued to survey cargoes and passengers for centuries by Egyptian.

Significant degranulation in the mast cells was observed mainly during metaestrus.

Example : Flags flown at half mast are a sign of mourning .

the mast next above a lower mast and topmost in a fore-and-aft rig .

Panting for breath the bird returned to the mast.

On Monday and Tuesday, flags will fly at half-mast and many cultural events will be canceled.

One mast, next return Ralph found himself alone on a limb with Jack.

Mast cells (MCs) are major effector cells in allergic diseases.

That aint bad for a man before the mast - all safe in bank.

President Johnson declared Sunday, April 7, a national day of mourning, and all flags were flown at half mast.

eg: * The flag was flying at half-mast because someone important had died.

The collective name for mast, boom and sails on a boat is the 'rig'.

"When we go to a village, we talk to the elders and explain how when a mast comes to an area it brings jobs and economic growth, " he says.

Adjust the mast chain length and lubricate with chain spray ?

This is because some lung cancer cells can secrete a human chorionic gonadotropin, the hormone can cause breast tissue, breast mast.

Driller and hydraulic damper operator shall cooperate each other to make the mast lifting in servocontrol with the hydraulic damper.

Forestay: The rigging that secures the mast forward.

Qian Fu for three years (876), term frequency of illness, statehood people give the city mast, built of pear guanyuemiao Yi Si.

'HORN MAST' locked, opening basinet, face open!