FROWNS

It is thought that /ki chimedes had a lower regard for his mechanical work however, this is difficult to validate because few writings about his mechanical devices remain. Aixhiniedcs used mechanics as a tool to think about abstract problems, rather than as a field of study itself. Contemporaries such as Plato frowned upon such a link between geometry and mechanics they considered it as a corruption of the purity of geometry. 

Cold Solvents Solvents, for example, white spirit or paraffin, used either by immersion or by manual application are not to be recommended as effective, or particularly safe methods, of degreasing. When used by immersion, the holding tank can became heavily contaminated with soil, which will remain on the work after the solvent has evaporated. The use of solvent-soaked rags, although a time-honoured procedure, is now being frowned upon on the grounds of operator safety aqueous based pre-wipes are available. 

GOTO 1 Efficient code even if frowned upon by programming purists... 

GoTo 1 Highly efficient code for a manual search even though frowned upon by purists... 

A newspaper ad, particularly in a paper with wide cii culation, will no doubt reach the most people. In this or the other written job announcements, the employer should always give name and address along with a brief job description. Sometimes, for one reason or another, a company chooses not to reveal its identity. Such blind ads, however, usually have the effect of discouraging the best qualified applicants. This practice is frowned upon by the American Chemical Society and most newspapers. Listing a phone number, where one can call for an application or further information about the job, will help screen out most unqualified applicants. 

We knelt in the doorway, the draught making the candles on the table flicker. She heaved herself to her feet and, peeping upwards though my head was still bowed in proper obeisance, I saw that the frown cleared from her brow. 

At least I am not chained. I have had my wrists bound only once, and how angry I was Angry with all the ferocity and fear of seventeen. My father frowned at me and, even as I was silenced, I thought as the young do that he could not know the humiliation I suffered, in the luxury of having his knightly word accepted as parole when mine was not. 

He looked down at me, frowning, for some few moments. Ysa, I could say, I can make you rich, I can make your boys noble, but I think you are not a woman to be won thus. Nor by my saying what is true that I could ruin you and them and your whole family, if I chose. If you were such a woman, to be bought or blackmailed, perhaps I would love you less. ... 

Smiling, I glance at Mark. He isn t smiling, just watching Fergus with a slight frown. 

Unit trains can pose problems to small manufacturers who do not have the volume to use them. This effectively gives the big producer a price advantage this is frowned upon in Washington. In 1969 the Dow Chemical Company, which was using unit trains to deliver coal from West Virginia to Midland, Michigan, was accused of violating railroad tariff rate. It was claimed Dow paid less than published tariff rates. In an out-of-court settlement Dow paid 350,000 in claims. ... 

Mickey began to pace, occasionally stopping abruptly, frowning back at me. Now he came back and sat down. 

Maybe they will," she admitted. "But he s even surer than the others that he ll get off. His attorneys are boasting. Schmitz says his captors were G.I. eager beavers, and when his friends come he ll be set free. Lately, he just frowns and blinks. He s... 

He frowned. "If any information of that kind was gathered, I must have been out of the country at the time. You would have to ask my colleagues about that. Dr. Reithinger, perhaps."... 

For two years, Joe, he had the courage to stick to his guns, then suddenly—" Sprecher frowned. "Just play along with me, will you "... 

Von Schnitzler frowned in the dock as the defense lawyers tried to keep out of evidence all his statements, including his talks with Sprecher. The argument was that Von Schnitzler had been "disordered" since 1945, when circumstances had coerced him into testifying, in violation of the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution. The advocates leaped to their feet to deliver long-winded addresses in which the Fifth Amendment got mixed up with the First, Second, Third, and Fourth. When these grandilo-... 

As you turn into the petrol station, you observe with a frown that the pumps have been repainted. The frown passes as you decide that this new color, the half-military gray, is probably a change Der Fuehrer has ordered under the self-sufficiency program. Yes, it is easier on the eyes. 

Ambros frowned. His counsel had called him Doctor — they had arranged for him to be called Mister. Confidently Ambros went on to explain how he, the plain chemist, had been pushed along by a two-pronged authority. One prong was the G.B. Chem, which had schemed since 1936 for a greater and greater buna production the other prong was the Farben board, in whose older, sophisticated company he had found himself. 

Von Knieriem loved mystery. The "Shadow" factories were secretly manufacturing for war, the WIFO storage plants were "standing by" for war. But the most subtle camouflage was even more ominous. Confronted by a contract having something to do with the city of Ammendorf, Von Knieriem frowned. 

Ambros went into a high giggle that reminded you of a boy pummeling his little sister. Ter Meer frowned, pivoted, then turned back sharply. It might be better not to notice. 

Frown 16 1 has developed an equation for flow through an orifice, by assuming that the plug of solids issuing from the orifice has a minimum total potential plus kinetic energy. This gives ... 

Figure 3. Time structure and patterns in the eye-brow-flash. The figure shows two different patterns in a eye-brow-flash. The prototypical pattern in (a) was described by Eibl-Eibesfeldt (1972). This pattern starts with a frown which disappears. The brows are lifted quickly and a smile is added. The brow raise disappears, while the smile can stay on the face. The second pattern (b) is completely different It also starts with a frown, which does not disappear whilst the brow raise appears on the face. The brow raise onset duration is three times as long as in the first pattern and the pattemsduration is much longer than in (a) (Grammer et al 1989). In addition to the difference in combinations of muscle movements there is also a difference in the time structure which changes the quality of the expression.

The dmg addict is seen as becoming less controlled and more apt to express impulses that our society frowns upon, as his dmg use continues. He is finally so taken over by his need, and so debauched, and so unable to make his own way, that he is forced to turn to crime to prolong a life that is now a threat to the survival of others. These negative images play an... 

He bowed a smallish bow, frowning at my garb, then glanced down at his list. Indeed you have, clarissimo. He looked behind him, into the grandiose hall. The friar is coming now. ... 

She nodded reluctantly, a tiny frown marring the perfection of her forehead. You think I m in danger ... 

He frowned and then shrugged. Antonio s shrugs create drafts. She s upstairs. I ll ask. He went, striding two treads at a time. 

I took the paper over to our visitor. He did not comment on my penmanship, but merely read it slowly and carefully, like a lawyer. When he lowered it, he was frowning. I carried it back to my desk. 

So I described my visit to Palazzo Michiel and the death on Campo San Zanipolo that I failed to prevent. I finished with the warning from Friar Fedele and then waited to see what Minerva made of it all. So, significantly, did Nostradamus. She sat and frowned for a long minute. 

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