Shoulder bag

I fish a book out of my shoulder bag. We know little about Elizabeth s childhood and upbringing, not even the exact date of her birth... I read, and sigh the exasperated sigh of the academic balked of the most elementary facts. 

Wheeled carts will assist in deploying large numbers of samplers or large instruments. If carts are unavailable or steps and ladders are encountered, the investigator may consider backpack, shoulder bags, or other available carrying aids. 

They walked over to the nearest hangar as quickly as they could Louise immediately regretted bringing their bags and cases. She and Fletcher were carrying two apiece, and they were heavy even Genevieve had a big shoulder bag which she was wilting under. 

A shoulder bag is any handbag with a long shoulder strap. 

I hold on to my bag. I can manage, thank you. Besides, it s only a toothbrush and clean knickers. Not heavy... Is it really necessary to sell the workshop I continue, as we shoulder our way through the crowds on London Road. You should have seen him. I don t want to be melodramatic, but I honestly think it would be the death of him. ... 

It was true, my bag was bulging and heavy. I held it out to him, and gently he lowered the two full bags to the ground one after the other, then slung the last, empty one over his shoulder and settled himself solidly in the central fork. Up you go. ... 

Practice For the stair climb, run stair steps with a large weight on your shoulders, such as a bag of sand or feed. Parking structures are good because they require you to turn up each flight in the stairwell. Again, if the test requires turnout coat and SCBA, you may want to practice it in restrictive clothing and with a loaded backpack on your back. 

She was sorting through clothes for the bush, traffic stayed in the doorway, bag hanging from her shoulder. The wardrobe empty of Billy s clothes was reduced to a section of wall that traffic had never seen. 

The mask is compatible with shoulder-fired weapons, night-vision devices, and sighting devices. A variety of accessory items is available, including the Ml waterproof bag, the M4 winterization kit, the M6A2 hood, the M15A1 carrier, and optical inserts and outserts. This series of mask is currently being replaced by the M40 protective mask.14,15 Mask, Chemical-Biological Field, M40... 

Well, by this and that, I would walk Ireland and would turn back again and I would never see a hint of a man like you You are looking for a woman for my memory and you didn t get her yet, and by my soul the cap does be on your head most sunshiningly. The stones of the road know you going on your old white horse every day, just as the Packer used to go away with the donkey and his little bag down on his shoulder and another little bag down on his tad ... 

An example of the use of the MADYMO model to simulate air bag inflation and occupant response to the frontal collision of an automobile is shown in Fig. 10.13. In this diagram, the response of a person wearing a shoulder and lap seat belt has been calculated at 25-ms time intervals following the initiation of air bag inflation. The forward rotation of the head is clearly visible and is arrested before it impacts the chest. Also, the flailing of the arms can be seen. 

FIGURE 10.13 MADYMO simulation of the response of a person wearing a shoulder and lap seat belt to the inflation of an air bag in a frontal motor vehicle collision. The model predicts the body position every 25 ms after the collision. Note the time for the air bag to inflate (between 25 and 50 ms), the rotation of the head, the flailing of the arms, and the bending of the floor. (AGARD-Aft-330,1996.)... 

Restraint systems n. An end use for textile fibers restraint systems are devices such as air bags, seat belts, and shoulder harnesses for passenger protection in automobile, trucks, airplanes, etc. 

A cross-body bag is a handbag of any size, but usually small, with a long strap, designed to be carried over one shoulder across the chest. 

Satchel A satchel is a rigid-bottom bag of varying sizes with one or two handles. It is usually carried on the arm rather than the shoulder. 

Messenger bag A messenger bag is a rectangular bag with a single flap closure and an adjustable long shoulder strap. 

Backpack bag Backpacks are bags of varying shapes and sizes carried on one s back and secured with two straps that go over the shoulders. 

Optical microscopy showed that the original fracture extended across the catheter where it joined the bag, and showed how the fracture extended between two shoulders from the bag extension, one above and the other below the crack surface (Fig. 9.19). The survey confirmed the lack of clear features on the fracture surface itself although a cusp was found at one edge... 

Since 1998 aU cars sold in the United States have heen required to have driver and passenger air bags. Research by the U.S. Department of Transportation shows that air bags reduce the risk of death in a frontal collision by about 30%. An air bag plus wearing lap and shoulder belts reduces the likelihood of moderate injury in front-end crashes by about 60%. 

Crash Injury prevention and reduction of injury severity Use of restraints, impairment Occupant restraints, air bags, crash absorption, safety glass, padded interiors Crash absorption barriers, breakaway poles, elimination of roadside objects, hard shoulders... 

The first independent attempt to estimate conventionally the benefits and costs of mandatory passive restraints was made by Richard Amould and Henry Grabowski. For the reduction in fatalities and injuries in crashes they use two sets of estimates. One set is based on a 1981 field team study of rural traffic accidents which shows, for example that fatalities are reduced by 34 percent by air bags and lap belts together, 32 percent by lap and shoulder belts together, 28 percent by passive belts, and 25 percent by air bags alone. The field study estimates are only appronmately one half of the NHTSA lab study estimates which is the other set. Arnould and Grabowski assume that 60 to 70 percent of occupants with passive belts would use them and that 0 to 20 percent of occupants with air bags would also use lap belts. Occupant protection is assumed to have no affect on chances of accidents. The 1 5 distribution of traffic accident injuries and the estimates of restraint effectiveness in crashes are used to calculate the fatalities and injuries prevented. 

Lap and shoulder belts reduce fatalities by32%-64%, Use of lap belts with air bags would be 0- 20%... 

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