Festoon

The conventional system in general use takes the compound from the blending mill, through an antistick applicator onto a festoon system with air cooling, and finally through a wig-wag take-off system into storage baskets. 

Steak house tablecloths and monogrammed hotel silver pepper mills dress the tables—a kind of old-money upscale-downscale. Every preppie I ever knew went to 21 on AWOL weekends in New York and tided to get served at the bar. Many succeeded. Many return as tourists with their families. With its toy-festooned ceiling, the 21 Bar Room is a hallowed birthday hall for boys who will become their fathers. 

It s beautiful letterpress Plantin, pressed richly into fine paper by one of William s most gifted heirs, sitting well in the hand, the jacket heavy matte paper with a roundel of Izzy s engraving of the Solmani Press sign, which hung above the workshop, festooned with ivy. The roundel is blocked in gold on the boards too. It s Izzy s history, the official version, the story of record I notice she even refers to herself in the third person. It s my history, and not my history. 

The larvae that hatch from Cotesia eggs remain inside their caterpillar host, exploiting it as a secure haven from the outer world and a convenient food supply. They feed on the caterpillar from within until they are mature and ready to pupate. Then they emerge from its body and immediately begin spinning small white cocoons, which they attach by one end to the caterpillar s back. It is not uncommon for a tobacco hornworm, still alive, to be festooned with fifty or more Cotesia cocoons, each resembling a diminutive grain of rice fastened to the caterpillar. Each cocoon contains... 

For the more adventurous, parachute rockets are available in 22 and 25 mm calibre, or even festoons or bag rockets with sticks up to three metres in length. The latter are definitely fired individually ... 

Sheering Dryers. Material in sheet form passes continuously through a hot chamber. Depending upon product, sheet may be taut (as pinned to a frame), or it may pass through dryer in festoon manner. 

Box stars are less likely to crumble from shock, and are accordingly used in large aerial bombshells. They are also used for festoons and for other aerial tableaux effects. Short pieces of... 

A typical coating line consists of fabric pay-off, the tower, and a take-up for the coated goods. Some lines also include a festoon (accumulator) to avoid the need for stopping the line if the web is being spliced or if the take-up has to be stopped for roll change or a problem. The take-up may be arranged as a turret for a faster roll change. 

The nuclides of each modular group are spread along 11 festoons that terminate in a radioactive nuclide at each end. Nuclides on the high-ratio side decay by positron emission or electron capture those on the low-ratio side by /3-emission. All nuclides with A > 209 decay by cr-emission. The 81 naturally stable elements have, on average, 3 isotopes each. The predicted 100 elements on the cosmic scale, by the same reckoning, correspond to 300 isotopes. 

This sequence approaches the inversion inferred above. Hence the degrees of inversion represented by the spectra indicated at ratios 1.0 and 1.04, require enormous pressures that can be generated only in massive stars. To understand what happens in such a star we note that a pair of neighbouring points on any festoon mapped in figure 2 differs by the equivalent of an a-particle, with a protonmeutron ratio unity. A logical picture that relates to nuclear synthesis emerges. 

Let us now turn to the case where the steps are locally poisoned in the presence of low concentration of adsorbable impurities in such a way that between the adsorbed impurities die step becomes festooned and is consequently able to carry along the adsorbed impurities during the course of its motion. Then a step of macroscopic radius r will have a much smaller local radius of curvature, in fact, it will be of the order of die average distance between adsorbed impurities along the step. Thus it follows that c(r) will remain small and the "back stress ... 

Evidence of continental collision is as accessible as the nearest copy of the Times Atlas. A glance at the map shows the northern edge of the Indian subcontinent festooned with mountain chains rising as India crashes northward into Eurasia. The processes of continental crust subduction and ultrahigh pressure (UHP) metamorphism are... 

Lowenstam and Weiner (1989, pp. 8-11, table 2.1) clearly show that carbonates dominate in biomineralization. They even occur in plants and fungi. The volume percent of limestone and marbles is well documented from the Precambrian to the present. Whether these rocks are inorganic precipitates or festooned with fossils, many of the living creatures had biomineralized with calcium carbonate, is usually clear. Indeed, some strata are composed entirely of calcium carbonate shells. We present examples of carbonate mineral deposition in cyanobacteria, corals, coccoliths, foraminifera, mollusks, echinoids, and the arthropods. 

Continuous oven Conduction Festoon, Spooner oven... 

Heavy-duty textiles with thick webs may need a long residence time, and the web can be led up and down in festoons to reduce dryer length. Substantial improvements in drying rates have been obtained with radio-frequency heating assistance. 

Surprisingly, an easy chart festooned with sextiles and trines isn t necessarily better than a hard chart crisscrossed with squares and opposition. Astrologers have long noted that people with harmonious charts run the risk of becoming lazy and self-satisfied, while highly accomplished achievers often have high-stress charts. 

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