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The bottom member comprises a pair of leaning troughs that receive latch edges, so as to fix the seat member on the bottom member.

Solar trough systems use a series of curved mirrored troughs to focus the sun's energy on a pipe filled with a heat exchange fluid (oil).

The economy may be growing by 7% a year, but this feeds mostly the greedy mouths closest to government troughs.

A Simple Identification Scheme for Upper-Level Troughs and Its Application to Winter Precipitation Variability in Northwest Africa.

Demand for new trains has always been prone to peaks and troughs, but that inconsistency has worsened.

Flush livestock water troughs twice a week.

As they accumulate, the droplets grow larger until their weight causes them to run off into troughs in the beetle's wings.

Log flumes, now known as theme park rides, got their start as a way to move logs via manmade troughs.

Looking at a close-up of the temperature spike, we see distinct troughs right next to the spike.

Troughs are ideal positions for the formation of lithologic lenticular reservoirs with good oil bearing and accumulating abilities.

The dogs food is hand mixed with a shovel in a gigantic, kiddie pool-sized bowl and then transfered into wooden troughs.

The fluctuations revealed the peaks and troughs of sound waves moving through the hot gas of the young universe.

NBER looks at many factors in its dating of peaks, troughs, and recessions, but it largely boils down to GDP.

As winds flow around and over each island, the air forms waves that get cooler at the peaks and warmer in the troughs.

As such everything of such material manifestation experiences the peaks and troughs at varying levels. . .

The link of steel sheeting with concrete in a composite deck slab relies on vertical wave troughs and indentations.

That, in turn, affects how the crests and troughs of the incident and reflected rays fall on each other.

We hope to build four by Christmas, including a "wave wall" with earth-bagged sleeping pouches nestled along the troughs.

The number of wave crests and wave troughs of the flame varies regularly with the change of frequences of incoming waves.

It has immense grasslands and steppes, oases and salt lakes, jungles and troughs lower than the Dead Sea in Palestine.

Selling high reduces the height of peaks in a currency's value, while buying low makes the troughs more shallow.

Another type, which inhibits the output neurons, spiked at the troughs of the oscillations.

The marine hydrocarbon source rock is generally carbonate rock of isolated platforms and inter platform troughs in the Baise basin.

An adjustment made to certain economic indicators to allow for predictable peaks and troughs caused by seasonal factors.

It reveals troughs and bumps over nearly the entire Moon with a pixel scale close to 100m (328 ft).

Horse feed and water troughs should be relocated to areas away from where bats feed or roost.

Spacings between anticlinal crests and synclinal troughs in the member tend to be equal in some series of folds.

Man washing hands from water that is diverged by wooden troughs made of hollowed branches from a stream to where people can use it.

The preparations also include the renovation of the filtering grates and the repair of the brine troughs.

Plants are held in place so their roots lie in soilless troughs, and water with dissolved nutrients is circulated over them.

You pass through the archway all you can smell is incense burning outside each building in stone troughs.

An electric line with insulated conductors buried directly in the ground, or laid in cable ducts, pipes, troughs, etc.

Even China's established exchanges, in Shanghai and Shenzhen, are notable for extreme peaks and troughs.

troughs also can be integrated with existing coal-fired plants.

It may also mean we can accept plateaus, understand that a life has troughs we can climb out of, and that a long view is the wisest one.

The quarter-on-quarter calculation can also show the peaks and troughs in growth appearing at different points from the year-on-year data.

A collector field comprises many troughs in parallel rows aligned on a north-south axis.

Eliminate standing water around animal watering troughs.

Having warned the tourists not to tread on the troughs, Tan continued with his work.

an epoch in e- business, marked that e-business has went through the 5 years' troughs and embark on a new journey.

Individual jet maxima are frequently found at the tips of deep low-pressure troughs.

When waves collide, if those crests and troughs happen to correspond, they reinforce each other, yielding a larger wave.

The monthly decline was also bigger than any seen in the previous economic troughs of the 1980s and 1990s, Statscan said.

the too great temperature variations will make it difficult to fix the wire strands into the saddle troughs.

The toy ship the constant force which provides through an electric cable passes through from 300 centimeters water troughs.

Jack: Yes! And at banks, drive-troughs are not the place to discuss banking problems.

But on virtually every measure, this year's downturn is much deeper than previous troughs.

Specifically, the increased index delays the peaks and troughs .

Now the priest of Midian had seven daughters: and they came and drew water, and filled the troughs to water their father's flock.

Water troughs need to be cleaned regularly.

Now a priest of Midian had seven daughters, and they came to draw water and fill the troughs to water their father's flock.

Troughs or protrusions are etched on the pixel electrode or the common electrode.

Rift zones are elongated troughs bounded by faults.

The peaks of one's adolescent reading can prove troughs in late middle age.

It means going through ups and downs, peaks and troughs .

So the people took their dough before the yeast was added, and carried it on their shoulders in kneading troughs wrapped in clothing.

A novel approach plays with the peaks and troughs of the light waves to do the job more effectively.

The nature of the lodging business is that there are always peaks and troughs of demand related to the supply available in any given market.

A wave, such as a water wave, consists of a series of crests and troughs.

Some 86 percent of the 1, 019 men and women polled said they were aware of regular peaks and troughs in their mood.

Third, the market has also seen two bear market troughs since 1920: 1932 and 1981.

This measure averages earnings over ten years to smooth out the peaks and troughs of the economic cycle.

Application of the Wedge-Shaped Troughs with a Large Cross Section in Digging Tunnels of the Qinling Road

Technology application and data analysis of safety monitoring on weathered deep troughs in a dam foundation

Comparison of Climate Characteristics Between Two Summer Monsoon Troughs over the South China Sea and India

Contact-Molded, Fiberglass-Reinforced Plastic Wash Water Troughs and Launders

The facilities and managements of simple aggregate culture in troughs or in bags and stereoscopic culture

Seismic response analysis of large-scale aqueduct with double troughs

Communal washing troughs for domestic purposes

Noise Control for Operation of Coal Troughs in Coal Preparation Plants

Dynamic Analysis of Large-scale Aqueduct with Double Troughs

Improvement of Fitting Structures of Sidewindows and Running Water Troughs

Troughs of metal for mixing mortar

The ice cap is cut by deep troughs and chasms;