That's because for a tooth to become unpaired, it needs to get some distance between itself, and its neighbors, enough for the nibs on either side to pop out. But since the machines spaced the teeth so precisely, there was simply no room for that to happen. Now, you might think you could just stretch the zipper vertically to separate the teeth, but the zipper tape itself is made
I restricted myself so much that at one point, I couldn't even remember the last time I had a proper solid meal. I was completely spaced out. I went to a really dark place, isolated all my friends and family.
happening in the mind first. But we're so often totally spaced out on what our intentions actually are. And so, we live on automatic most of the time.
This is just allowing this wood to not create too much of a vacuum. So the frets are spaced .
And notice here his wonderful designs-- what's called negative shapes here of the inside of the wings of the Canada geese, and how he's spaced them. He sort of has a wonderful rhythm here that's played out from here to here to here.
The vacuum tubes, in fact-- this is the one Kelly worked on for years and years called the 101 D-- was also called the repeater tube. And these tubes were spaced every 50 to 75 to 100 miles across the country at repeater stations. Phone calls that were going from New York, for instance, to Menlo Park, would travel through many of these repeater stations as the signal would be amplified and sent on
I was talking about. They were spaced again every 50 to 100 miles around the country. And they amplified phone calls.
does it resonate in chapter 43 and if you change someone's fate here and you know and where can I add these bits of zombie action evenly spaced throughout the book so that you know it sort of keeps people engaged so uh so that's what I did and I I drew up all my logistical plans I wrote a sample chapter and uh and the publisher was
So you first feed these relativistic electron pulses through a set of devices called undulators. They're stacks of magnets spaced only a few millimeters apart, with alternating poles. So the first pair has the north pole facing the electron pulse from above and the south from below.
They do everything they can to produce costs. It's 10 pages single-spaced .
And the And they double blinded this. forced to pre-commit to strict evenly spaced deadlines throughout the semester. And the students who had total freedom performed the worst and
The poem’s English translator, Eliot Weinberger, says that its unnamed inspiration is Charles Lindbergh, who famously completed the first solo, nonstop transatlantic flight in 1927. “Altazor’s” titular protagonist is spaced out — literally. He’s falling through empty space at light speed with only a parachute on his back.
I've got three patterns here. We think of randomness as being well spaced .
And I passed out. And so people are kind of spaced out.
Right, exactly. Or your mother's friends. This is going to sound incredibly spaced out because it's a really spaced -out idea, but I was having a conversation with Pete in our office
That kind of hologram can be reconstructed with white light. It's all nice and evenly spaced , but if we can squeeze the space in front and stretch it out behind,
So most of these mirrors are spaced out about 16 microns apart in one of the machines by the time you have your throw angle down onto a part.
This is just allowing this wood to not create too much of a vacuum. If they're not accurately spaced , you're going to have problems with intonation, and you'll never be able to play in tune.
For this book it was 165 single spaced pages on my computer.
They come together to form a series of closely spaced energy levels or an energy band.
then you can see that the green dots are closer spaced than the red dots.
like the little irregular droplets come together to form these perfectly spaced , perfectly regular droplets that are about the same size and shape
Escalation can happen have a ratchet effect that has that's spaced out by
If there weren't 28 double-sided pages of single-spaced 10-point font dissertation, I should expect you're trying to save the planet one rejection
That's called "parallax." It's because your eyes are slightly spaced apart.
Now here we can have them so they're spaced out and you get a random pattern.
And if a second instance occurs in a closely spaced point in time, you will not notice it.
I think you should have YouTube channels involuntary-spaced travel where you just take random people, and you put them up in space ,
So this Riemann zeta function helps you understand how they're spaced out so I understand.
for only to discover that the lines are spaced too closely together to be read comfortably, that the font is a harsh sans serif, the paragraphs
click areas to be large enough and adequately spaced .
This is just allowing this wood to not create too much of a vacuum. And you'll notice how they're not spaced equally.
That's 50 years of your life that are spaced out.
because you can increase population and have babies spaced more closely together.
And if you do it at these very in particular spaced repetitions, they are different for everybody, but it's something like this.
And you see all these grain elevators that are spaced out apart, and they become like the skyscraper of the plains.
is truly 'overnight,' and when work can be spaced out in a more thoughtful way.
I've got three patterns here. And that makes us think that the dots should all be equally spaced out throughout the grid, and that's not the case with randomness.
that where as the animal goes around the environment the cell goes at equally spaced locations then your
And by the way, I want those evenly spaced throughout that month.
No, I don't mean spaced out.
The interviews themselves were only about an hour long and they were spaced out over probably six months.
This causes faster electrons to catch up with slower ones. So they get bunched up into periodic structures, parallel sheets that are spaced at distances exactly equal to the wavelength of the X-rays. This is called microbunching.
And as a result, some energy levels of the electron split into two closely-spaced energy levels.
Just looking at them, the square numbers are more spaced out and they only become more sparse the higher you go.
I've got three patterns here. When they lay their eggs, they want to be spaced out from each other.
Place in front of the source a sheet of opaque material with two narrow, closely spaced slits or openings.
And within that grouping, they were all supposed to be evenly spaced .
And in my world, rejection comes with a 13 page single spaced review letter about exactly how you suck.
Anyway, it's something to do with prime numbers and how spaced out they are.