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He moved a pair of long poles back and forth in front of him as he climbed.

The rate of melting ice at the North and South Poles - which totals 382 billion tons of ice a year - is counteracting the 'slimming' effect.

The streamers normally get busy around the sun's poles a few years before peak solar storm activity.

Sloping back onto the hill was a roof made of poles or logs covered with a layer of brush, a layer of prairie grass, and a layer of dirt.

'This is a battle we cannot lose, ' Mr. Richetto said, catching his breath as he leaned into a pair of hiking poles.

Near the top he stops at a collection of 10 rickety poles stuck into the soil, with corn sacks sagging between them.

All the system needed was a key, a battery, wire and a line of poles between stations for the wire and a receiver.

Trolley cars, telegraph poles, sidewalks, lamp-posts, and any other structures capable of blocking traffic would become obsolete.

The temperature variations during a year have maxima at the poles, where the annual variation of the inflow of solar energy is also maximum.

Leading Poles based in London, like the former president of the exiled Polish government in London, Dr Ryszard Kaczorowski, also died.

The degree of difference between the positions of these two poles when seen at various locations is called magnetic declination .

The poles are moving quickly, and the Earth's natural alignments that so much of its society depends on are out of balance.

The sisters considered him, united in disapproval, both holding on to one of the swing poles, as though it was the safe place in tag.

On deck, mother shouts orders and steers, while father poles to keep the boat off the bank.

The corona's rays flash out in a brilliant fan that has wispy spike-like rays near the Sun's north and south poles.

The atmosphere would shift in a similar fashion, he said, becoming thicker at the poles and thinner at the equator.

The sound echoed queerly in the fog, and for a moment it was as if poles were falling around them.

And the water grew so deep that the long poles would not touch the bottom.

Generally speaking, termite-eaten wire poles ought to be replaced every two or three years.

It's not as exotic as it sounds: All that's required is a pair of inexpensive, lightweight walking poles.

Mikhail Beketov, editor of a local newspaper, was pummelled with metal poles by an unknown number of attackers and left for dead.

In his twelfth year he began to purge Judah and Jerusalem of high places, Asherah poles, carved idols and cast images.

To be our fate seems only to repair so much, I think this for two days at the poles of suffering, are really his mother!

The bottom part of the hanging wire is placed between the poles of a small horseshoe magnet.

Yandry pulled up the anchor, slid one of the long poles off the cabin roof, and pushed them off.

Springtime on Mars is quite a bit balmier than the planet's winter season, but it's still plenty icy near the Red Planet's poles.

Poles are mourning their president Lech Kaczynski and his wife Maria who were among those killed in a plane crash in Western Russia.

They inserted the poles into the rings so they would be on the sides of the altar for carrying it. They made it hollow, out of boards.

Assume, then that the Sun has joined its geographic and magnetic poles, as it is gaseous and could adjust if this were not the case.

He thought the aurora borealis, or northern lights, was caused by the escape of this gas through a thin crust at the poles.

Beside the train, the monotony is broken by two lines of wooden telegraph poles, marching into infinity, that deepen a sense of loneliness.

To put it another way, he said, about 16 ounces of water might be present for every 1, 000 pounds of surface soil near the moon's poles.

The North pole of a magnet is always attracted to another's South Pole and like poles (North-North and South-South) always repel.

Perhaps the most exciting result of the Clementine and Lunar Prospector mission was the evidence of water ice at the lunar poles.

LCROSS is a spectacular mission will attempt to determine if water ice occurs in areas of permanent shadow near the lunar poles.

The next day we walked through entire neighborhoods of Tibetan-style houses that had collapsed into piles of mud bricks and wooden poles.

It might be true philosophically that there are two poles, but no culture belongs to one of the poles.

The permanent magnetic ring traverses through the clearance of magnetic poles of each pair of SN.

Mobile cathode: the mechanical device makes the plated with its poles together as a product of the periodic reciprocating motion cathode.

Many might quibble over the details of that account, but few would dispute the Poles' vital role in freeing Europe from totalitarian rule.

Only 1800 strands are required to rise above this form of extreme polarity, and then one is faced with unifying the next set of poles.

Poles felt slighted, even though the system's replacement turned out to be bigger and better.

They hunt bats with a net or long poles, and then roast the beasts over charcoal fires or mince them up into a traditional Thai dish.

They carved disks of it, with a hole in the middle to let people carry it on poles.

It was principally younger Poles, turning out in unprecedented numbers, who handed Law and Justice its election drubbing (see article).

any of various more-or-less horizontal spars or poles used to extend the foot of a sail or for handling cargo or in mooring.

As it does so, sunspots begin to appear close to the poles of the sun.

Pacing off the distance between the two poles, he found it to be five metres.

"I'm looking for my daughter, " he said, barely breaking his stride as we negotiated fallen electricity poles and mangled cars.

The Earth's magnetic field is roughly like that of a bar magnet, with two opposite poles.

Between the two poles of affirmation and doubt, both in the name of love, I try to follow my true course.

The Esa-Nasa mission was the first to survey the environment in space above and below the poles of the Sun.

The classmates to combine the slip board the contents of the box distinguish its poles and light of a ball screw difference.

Prof Morris also provides a fascinating account of the progress of two poles of civilisation.

However, the emotional poles , does not show that each of the opposite sentiment among the absolute exclusion.

Woollen hats flying off heads , poles pointing skywards , skis spread wide apart in a free run to the bottom .

And the Levites carried the ark of God with the poles on their shoulders, as Moses had commanded in accordance with the word of the Lord .

the body of rotating mechanism formed by complementation of energy at the two poles is a unity of complementation.

But, since the poles are on a diameter, that fact does not determine the old longitude of the new equator.

The only drawback is the ants' painful bite, which can be avoided by harvesting fruit with poles, rather than climbing trees.

In ascending out, one will spiral through the both poles of any given expression that has prevailed in one's ancestry over time.

As if the earth had tilted a bit more and dropped off-centre , spinning the two poles around.

Poles were jolted last month by the sudden discovery that they were not immune to the financial crisis contagion rippling across the globe.

Native Americans carved totem poles like this to tell stories.

Make two gold rings for the altar below the molding-two on opposite sides-to hold the poles used to carry it .

Satellites used for weather forecasting pass over the two poles of the Earth.

The iron bar was placed across the poles of the electromagnet. Then the coil of the electromagnet was connected to a battery.

To honor the dead, lanterns are hung from poles stuck into the banks of the Ganges during Akash Deep Puja, the sky lantern festival.

The East Germans, whose government had lobbied the Soviet Union to punish the restive Poles, did not.

In a typical system, cameras are positioned at the corners of an intersection, on poles a few yards high.

A satisfactory output response is obtained by assigning a pair of complex poles and adjusting the proportional gain.

Impatience, he said, is a "national asset" : Poles want things to get better quickly.

Weld two ends of an electric wire to a battery's positive and negative poles respectively, like a necklace.

Poles retort that they bought it for political reasons, to help Lithuania survive a Russian squeeze on energy supplies.

Am I posting on the correct diagonal, changing my diagonal between the poles, without dropping my head to look? Can I feel the diagonal?

Large bodies of water ice lie on Mars' poles, and there's a reasonable chance of liquid water beneath the surface.

But he might also remind Poles why they voted him out of office as prime minister.

The utility model relates to a nursing bed, which comprises a bed edge, spherical poles, an urinal hole, bed feet and a bed bottom.

Super high- resolution spy satellites have been imaging sea ice at the poles for the last decade on behalf of earth scientists.

It is also where nitrogen and oxygen interact with the sun's lethal solar wind creating the aurora around the earth's poles.

For more than 100 years, the British Museum has held one of the finest totem poles from the Pacific coast of Canada.

However, if a common connection can be made to one side of all the resistors, then only two switch poles would be needed per resistor.

One other interesting aspect of the relation of coronal holes to the solar wind follows from the appearance of coronal holes at the poles.

The idea of the mixed economy is a compromise between the two poles, but it is still the product of modern oppositional thinking.

But despite all the reliability upgrades, "with 70-mile winds, the trees will not just sway but come down on poles and wires, " he adds.

Defeat of the Poles had seemed at times certain. Their army had been battered and its moral sunk, but yet stood fast.

Many Poles felt that the Russian side had not gone nearly far enough.

A common galvanometer consists of a light coil of wire suspended from a metallic ribbon Between the poles of a permanent magnet.

First, the poles of the target system have to be placed all at 0 by means of state feedback.

The rings are to be close to the rim to hold the poles used in carrying the table.

and a cooling medium is introduced into the rotor positioned in space of two adjacent magnetic poles.

he was a canon at Frombork and was involved in diplomatic negotiation between the Poles and the TeutonicKnights of Prussia.

They're worried about what will happen when all that extra heat hits the ice at Earth's poles.

ten minutes he make da machine - one barrel , one wheel - hub , two poles , just a like dat .

Qubit states correspond to points on the surface of a sphere, with the 0 and 1 being the south and north poles [see box on opposite page].

Zardari's trip this week, though, is a sign of the many poles springing up in the multi-polar 21st century.

According to me, meditation and medicine are two poles of the same science where the connecting link is still missing.

Poles, Hungarians, Czechs and the rest should have been locked out of western institutions.

In the dynamo, mechanical energy is. used for rotating the armature between the poles of an electromagnet.

If we had no moon, we would suffer movement of the Earth's poles, an axial tilt of up to ninety degrees, causing major climate swings.

At each solar maximum, the corona sloughs off the magnetic fingerprint of the previous cycle by pushing it to the poles.

Poles, said the former Israeli leader Yitzhak Shamir, "imbibe anti-Semitism with their mother's milk. "

The cherubim spread their wings over the place of the ark and overshadowed the ark and its carrying poles.

Matrix switch cards generally have two or three poles per crosspoint.

What's more, because the world spins, it bulges a bit at the equator, so it is a little bit longer around the middle than around the poles.

Then Schwartz and Snoddy flew the aircraft away from the area to allow the team time to set up the poles and line for the "snatch. "

Tracking the motion of the poles could help place limits on the total amount of sea level rise over decades.

Problems of starting compared with single phase machines can be overcome by stepping the air-gap, or providing asymmetry in the rotor poles.

The sun's magnetic poles sometimes reverse, causing massive solar flares that lash out into the solar system.

Lining the side of the road, several families had stretched sheets of white, red and blue plastic over wooden poles.

Those areas are largely at the poles, and Messenger will attempt to make images of them during its orbital mission.

Those who like an exclusive Eurogroup fret that, once the Poles are in the room, it may be hard to get them out.

Water tends to move from the poles toward the equator.

The "Zhou Trees" and "Zhijian Poplars " standing up in the chilly wind have become the bald poles named "Ma Guo Can" .

One of two parallel poles between which an animal is harnessed to a vehicle.

Each side of the spiral represents the two poles of any given thought-form.

British company has patented a hi-tech version of the cash boxes which squirt dye or shoot out poles - in the form of laptop software.

There is no solid data that you can use to determine the degree of tilt if the magnetic and geographic poles align.

Polish businesses like this help keep 84 percent of Poles in Britain are employed more than that of the native population.

The slot voltage: electrolytic cell between the poles, the total magnetic.

One favourite was a man spinning plates on top of poles, an act that involved a lot of dashing about to avoid disaster.

Although people have arrived at the common understanding of Chinas achievement, their views about her future are at opposite poles.

Will he be checking on the heat and the cold of the deserts and of the poles?

The hard or woody stems of these plants, used in construction, crafts, and fishing poles.

Following the project of Peter the Great the special fountain pipes were cast which allowed to raise 15-meter water poles.

across wide stretches of flat , open prairie they could see lines of telegraph poles stalking across the fields toward the great city.

In the middle or point of indifference of a magnet, its two poles, however they may be distinguished, are brought into one.

According to Toury , one of the two poles of the continuum relates to the NORMS used in the translation process.

In the past, wooden poles were checked by means of a hammering test before CLP staff members climbed them.

What unique art form was developed by the First Nations people on the West Coast It was the Totem Poles .

IT is a scene increasingly shown in Hollywood films, the ice sheets in the poles are melting and the world is in danger of flooding.

All of these require wearing skis and using poles for balance and propulsion, with the biathlon requiring a rifle for shooting targets.

And gentile Poles are typically imagined to have rejoiced, collaborated or simply stood by as their Jewish compatriots were exterminated.

As a close friend and ally, the United States stands with Poland and Poles everywhere in these very difficult days.

The storks have been building their nests on poles placed by bird enthusiasts to help them breed.

Also data from late mission indicate significant concentration on of H, and by inference water less than meter under ground at both poles.

Poles find the wording infuriating: the Hitler-Stalin carve-up of eastern Europe was a crime, not a mere historical backdrop.

the permanent magnet is magnetized to be arranged along the rotation axis in different poles.

These two poles of the organization of moreness exist only in theory because all systems in real life are mixtures of these two extremes.

The researchers found the most notable phytoplankton declines in waters near the poles and in the tropics, as well as the open ocean.

But it has taken a great tragedy to remind Poles of this achievement because, for many of them, too little has changed in daily life.

The "stick men" , as they are called, hang the items from either end of the poles and heave them up over their shoulders.

It had totem poles, masks, beadwork, basket and prints.

It is like the two poles of a battery, or the splitting of an atom.

When you are able to ski without using your poles, and still keep good balance, then you've become a really skilled skier.

The LRO has also detected an abundance of hydrogen, thought to be a key indicator of ice, at the poles.

It was made of gilded bamboo, and the poles were of vermilion lacquer studded with brass peacocks.

Like poles repel, and the repulsion between the two fields is strong enough to make the metal distort.

Instead of a single lattice tower, the cables are supported by two elegant steel poles up to 65 metres high.

This invention designs a magnetic therapeutic apparatus composed of two tapered massage devices with different magnetic poles.

One is the melting of the obvious ice patches, the poles and Greenland, which will in the main be along the new Equator.

The image was supposed to be in medieval times, so modern structures like electric poles were prohibited.

very magnet ever made or found always has at least two poles, called North and South.

To ensure the existence of the solution, it is required that the close-loop poles not be coincident with the open-loop ones.

The Poles have been running Ghazni province for the last four months and so far have not lost a man.

The magnetic North and South poles have shifted before in the course of the planet's history - one result being the last Ice Age.

Globalisation is not a zero-sum game: Mexicans, Koreans and Poles are not growing at the expense of Americans, Japanese and Germans.

Contemporary illustrations show cathedral spires collapsing, vaults caving in, high scaffolding keeling over in a chaos of planks and poles.

For engineering reasons turbines must be mounted on vertical poles, regardless of the slope of the landscape.

Operation from faux or false lighthouses , lights on poles etc. is discouraged as they are not within the spirit of the event.

The solstices mark the points at which the poles are tilted at their maximum toward or away from the sun.

An aurora is a beautiful display of lights in the sky near the earth's magnetic poles.

When a coronal mass ejection reaches Earth, solar particles stream down our planet's magnetic field lines toward the poles.

Russians and Poles are these days almost as likely to be found downing bottles of beer as shots of vodka.

For those ascending you unify the poles to a certain degree in mastering the Language of Light.

I love art too, but I'd rather see some First Nations artifacts like totem poles and masks at the Museum of Anthropology.

The equipment in question: those tall poles that suspend power lines along the tracks, from which trains draw electricity for propulsion.

Some wires, made of cobalt oxide and gold, become the negative poles of the battery.

Remarkably, the satellite map shows chlorophyll hot spots in the icy waters around the North and South Poles.

They brainstormed on how to coax the bears up the telephone poles and someone suggested getting honey to the top of the poles.

Ivy Bike Lock Why does our bicycle need to be connected to light poles by chains like a criminal in prison?

In the front 72 hole's competitions, the Villar gas and Garcia split out 273 poles to be lower than the standard bar 7 pole's result.

Without them, those unknown numbers of Poles or Baptists or car-salesmen will presumably go on climbing ladders; the jokes are safe.

water roll and a printing plate caused by water pressure do not apply poles.

Sceptical Poles, scarred by their dealings with suspicious, nit-picking bureaucrats, may take some convincing of this.

Closer to the poles means closer to the axis of rotation--like a skater drawing her arms in, this has increased our Earth's rotation.

Admiral Byrd stated that the North and South Poles are only two of many openings into the center of the Earth.

S. ship. Crew members hurled chunks of wood into the Impeccable's path and used poles to try to snare its acoustic equipment.

Without being covered by dust, any water or ice near away from the poles would quickly evaporate right into the atmosphere.

In advocating a multipolar world, Russia sees itself as one of the poles, dominating its region.

In December a poll found that 61% of Poles would have no objection to a gay prime minister.

Among all mortal beings, why people of a kind or similar qualities become poles apart in terms of achievement?

These are animals that can practically swim from the equator to the poles and can crisscross entire oceans in the course of a year .

How is NASA doing, in their attempts to triangulate the position of Planet X - its speed, its path, the alignment of its magnetic poles?

Give each of these savages thirty strokes with the bamboo poles, to teach them a lesson about pain!

In 2002, the orbiting Mars Odyssey spacecraft spied evidence of a reservoir of frozen water near the planet's poles.

I could kick down those telephone poles with it, I thought. Yeah!

Others, made of iron phosphate covered in carbon nanotubes, form the positive poles.

Weather Station Mounting Hardware Poles , bases , brackets, and other hardware to help you install your station.

Poles usually made of interlocking stell plates are driven into the water bed.

If the poles shifted do you know how your area would be affected?

A sunken temple loomed up out of the greyness as Yandry and Duck leaned upon their poles and paced slowly from prow to stern, pushing.

Another thing that NASA has observed is that the sun literally reverses its poles every 11 years at the peak of each sunspot cycle.

Places the peak center the national palace two corridor halls to grip has the horse's tail nine flag poles, is called "nine Bai Daoqi" .

The rotor, made of soft steel without an exciting winding, may have two, four or six poles.

Gear accuracy problems will have to distinguish between the tooth staves is ink or tooth poles.

Then he made poles of acacia wood and overlaid them with gold.

more often, antennas are added to existing utility poles, church steeples or other structures.

With advanced development in science and continuous study of scientists , mankind is beginning to learn more about the three Poles .

He describes himself as a poet and adventurer, having climbed Mount Everest and reached the north and south poles.

DTCXG - 08 magnetic tube is between the two poles of C-shape electromagnet and a glass tube is installed as reciprocating and swing.

Tima's mother gave him the poles and the sacks he bought with money from helping other families' erect tents.

With bags held high or balanced on bamboo poles, they choked the entrances to the cars, jostling for a prime spot on board.

Now press the two together until each disappears with the intention to unify the poles of light medium and dark between you.

Rahula, it's like a royal elephant: immense, pedigreed , accustomed to battles, its tusks like chariot poles.

The world's two poles have been ended, and a harmonious world needs a harmonious literature and art.

Six demons dragged Zhao to the floor and held him there while two others beat him with bamboo poles.

At certain times of the year the ozone layer becomes extremely thin near the north and south poles.

So I create these two poles. Every image is accompanied with a very detailed factual text .

In spring sunshine, Poles and Russians including relatives of the dead gathered for solemn prayers at the memorial site in the Katyn Forest.

FIXED RAILWAY INSTALLATIONS. EQUIPMENT FOR OVERHEAD TELECOMMUNICATION AND SIGNALLING LINES. ASSEMBLY PLATE FOR SMALL POLES AND CROSS-PIECES.

The telegraph poles whirled past us as the train gathered speed.

The British government seems entirely happy to sit on the periphery. The Swedes and Poles are not.

He headed for the culprit's kiosk, a sad little construction of bone poles and sheets of hide, taking care not to walk too quickly.

At Mars' poles, glaciers, formed from thousands of fine strata, are evidence of past climatic fluctuations.

Remarkably, the map shows chlorophyll hot spots in the icy waters around the north and south poles.

By contrast four in five Poles and nearly two-thirds of Czechs felt the disintegration of the USSR was a good thing.

Although the great majority of victims were Jewish, Poles, Roma Gypsies and Soviet prisoners of war also perished on the camps.

FIXED RAILWAY INSTALLATIONS. EQUIPMENT FOR OVERHEAD TELECOMMUNICATION AND SIGNALLING LINES. POSTS, SMALL POLES AND CROSS MEMBERS.

Blindfolded men, women and children trucked into the compound in the middle of the night. Men carried, trussed like pigs, on bamboo poles.

Often stood alone in the waters near the top of the poles, or the more sparsely Branch, opportunistic hunting food.

A distinction between positive(north)and negative(south)magnetic poles of an electromagnet or permanent magnet.

Fourteen lobate scarps were identified, at sites as far apart as the lunar equator and near the poles.

Screens stretching from poles could shift from transparent to opaque, depending on your mood and need for privacy.

If timber poles are used, the bark can be peeled off the tops to expose the light colored sapwood.

The timber is used for construction, poles, furniture, and wood pulp. The species is also cultivated for afforestation and as an ornamental.

The poles are to remain in the rings of this ark; they are not to be removed.

Then, based on the predicted state, a state feedback controller is designed which poles are located in a given circle.

Poles focus on the Warsaw uprising; Jews on Auschwitz; Russians on the siege of Leningrad; Ukrainians on the great famine.

The French wanted something on minimum welfare standards. The Poles wanted a reference to God but not to a constitution.

When the particles meet with the earth's magnetic field, they accelerate toward the poles, crashing into air molecules as they go.

Therefore, the setting up of primary colors that you want to use to neutral white, the highlights, in the vast network of local poles.

To climb, without authorization, electric poles or towers to lay wires, communications lines, broadcasting lines or install loudspeakers.

General construction, utility poles, railway sleepers, props, temporary construction materials and pulp.

So for the next three days he was out shoveling cement, and hauling poles around.

The field exists in all directions but decreases in strength inversely as the square of the distance from the poles of the magnet.

The poles have me in the lead, but your pole's the only one I need.

"Jews died because they were Jews; Polish officers because they were Poles, " he said.

Timber poles for overhead lines - Test methods - Determination of modulus of elasticity, bending strength, density and moisture content.

A second regulator form of automatic breakers balanced on 3 poles and two poles also equally balanced.

This trend is particularly strong near the poles, where the climate is changing fastest.

Only combining negative liberty with the positive one containing individual autonomy, could we overcome the two extreme poles.

California and Texas, the nation's two biggest states, are the twin poles of the West, but very different ones.

That may be a reason why Poles are returning from Britain, but it hurts Polish exporters.

Filipinos and Poles are often traditional in their devotional practices; they are comfortable with statues and saints.

Auroras typically are visible only near Earth's Poles, where magnetic field lines channel charged particles toward the planet.

Some areas in northern Queensland were off the roof, utility poles were blown down, trees were uprooted.

They found an average flow that is poleward at all latitudes up to 75 degrees, which suggests that it extends all the way to the poles.

The problem of plastic and other accumulated trash affects beaches and oceans all over the world, including at both poles.

Ozone losses above the temperate areas of Earth between the tropics and the poles were taking place during summertime.