Sentences with phrase «filby reactivates it»

Pourbaix said that railway operators have hired and are training crew to handle crude shipments and have «indicated that they're reactivating a fair amount of locomotives.»

On Tuesday, Calgary - based Calfrac Well Services Ltd. reported it more than doubled its first - quarter revenue compared with the same period last year and is reactivating equipment it parked over the past three years.

Authorized users can later reactivate their devices by entering in their own personal information.

Somewhere in those pages, Reynolds came across a theory — a notion that has since gained credibility among many experts — that by intensifying his physical rehab routine, he could reactivate dormant neural connections and make his spine come alive again.

Is this feature good enough or useful enough to merit using it to try to reactivate customers?

I had some comfort in seeing that the platforms would keep my account information at the ready for a year or so, in case I regretted my decision or needed to reactivate one of them.

(Account reactivated January 21.)

Some benefits may need to be reactivated each quarter.

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«As a growing number of homebuyers, many of whom put their purchase on hold due to stricter lending guidelines, now reactivate their search, the expectation is for renewed growth in home sales in the second half of 2013.»

On the plus side, the account can be reactivated at any time.

Facebook gives people two weeks before the information associated with the account is fully purged, offering them a chance to reactivate.

It leaves you with the option of reactivating if you change your mind in the future.

By making many reproductions it substitutes a plurality of copies for a unique existence and in permitting the reproduction to meet the beholder or listener in his own particular situation, it reactivates the object reproduced.

I was wondering why don't reported for abuse comments get checked for content before they are deleted, and if they check out clean, get reactivated?!

I was wondering why reported comments don't get qualified before they are deleted, and if they check out alright, why not get reactivated?!

I could call some Navy friends, reactivate a battleship, and lob a 16 - inch shell from 23 miles away to take you out.

According to this theory, the growth will return naturally when the monetary stability will be reached and when the main incentives will have been reactivated (detaxation, social cost limitation, deregulation, etc..)

Our inner Adolescent is reactivated by the presence of teenagers.

The rejection implied in the label «hopeless» reactivates the alcoholic's hostilities and anxieties, thus contributing to the continuation of his drinking.

The National Rifle Association, which went totally silent following the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School, released a statement on their newly reactivated Facebook page, saying: The NRA is made...

The theological question that presses, then, is this one: How can that original Calvinist vision of Christ's voluntary substitution be reactivated in a country that not only condones but almost invisibly re-instantiates punitive racism through its judicial system?

Do the Zombies see such intertwining of love's highs and low - downs as the tragically monstrous character of humanity's sexuality — a perennial trait, albeit one only recently reactivated on a wide scale after a long and unnatural cultural hibernation — that we simply have to learn to live with?

Zionism's messianic character is evident in its attempt to end the role of the Jews as a ghost - people, to keep Jewry from retaining the status of an unclassifiable entity, and to reactivate the spiritual purpose to which Jews have traditionally considered themselves covenanted (NZ 177).

Davies and Lineweaver suggest that genes active in embryogenesis and switched off later may be reactivated because of damage, causing the accelerated cell division of these rogue cancer cells.

[9] Thus, those of us who venture back to such writings do so in order to «reinscribe the past, reactivate it, relocate it, resignify it.»

It reactivates the feelings of overwhelming anxiety which caused it originally and stands like a high wall between the person and the help which he desperately needs.

In normal development, these reactivated feelings are transferred to peers of the opposite sex, and eventually to one in marriage.

The third goal of counseling is to help the person learn how to avoid reactivating his compulsive - addictive chain reaction of drinking.

Event and meaning are constantly re-fused by the introduction of interpretative categories which reactivate previously unused strands of tradition, categories which must withstand the prophetic - cosmic «trial» to determine whether God is speaking through them.

17 The idea of resignification comes from the phrase «reinscribe the past, reactivate it, relocate it, resignify it,» in Homi K. Bhabha, «Culture's In - Between,» in Stuart Hall and Paul du Gay, eds., Questions of Cultural Identity (London: Sage Publications, 1996), p. 59.

I reactivated my application to Harvard.

During adolescence, oedipal feelings toward the parent of the opposite sex are reactivated.

She moved to Spain, but the LDS Church found her and started sending local Spanish missionaries to try and «reactivate» her.

No one had a fit when I didn't go to church (beyond the expected paternal disapproval), they didn't come after me and try to «reactivate me» when I first left the church, and no one ostracized me when I wouldn't go back.

Alcohol seems to reactivate these buried problems.

A failed relationship reactivated all his old insecurities.

In addition to reactivating the braincells I'm hoping for a bit of butt - kicking inspiration to get moving on some of my own stuff — it's terribly easy to spend all the time on client work and none on personal projects.

3 3/4 teaspoons active dry yeast (about 1 1/2 packages, 3/8 ounces or 11 grams) Sugar: — 1 tablespoon (13 grams) for reactivating the yeast — plus 1/2 cup (100 grams) for adding to the dough 1 3/4 cups lukewarm water 1/2 cup (118 ml) olive or vegetable oil, plus more for greasing the bowl 5 large eggs 1 tablespoon (14 grams) table salt 8 to 8 1/2 cups (1000 to 1063 grams) all - purpose flour 1/2 cup raisins (about 70 grams) per challah, if using, plumped in hot water and drained Poppy or sesame seeds for sprinkling.

This reactivates ingredients in the bread, making it soft and chewy, leaving no sign that they were ever frozen.

Inspired by the original brands of John Dickinson & Co. Ltd of London, established in 1804, the stationery line will be reactivated by luxury paper manufacturer, James Cropper.

I taker it out 24 hours in advance and feed it twice before baking time - once to reactivate, then to make the sponge.

If you are new to Bet Labs or are interested in reactivating your account, we offer a $ 25 trial to test out the new features.

Club, dressing room and Luis Enrique have reactivated the team after the defeat at Anoeta with six victories.

Houston's 103 - 99 victory last Saturday came with Francis, fellow guard Cuttino Mobley (named Player of the Week on Monday) and reactivated forward Matt Bullard (who replaced Olajuwon last Thursday on the roster) knocking down threes.

Furthermore in my belief, I don't know if the Boss will not mind to reactivate his interest to sign Aleksandr Kokorin who has shown the potential of being a 3rd good striker option for Arsenal during the 2nd half of the season as Welbeck's recovery is ambiguoused.

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Holding your baby skin - to - skin, or in light clothing, can also reactivate your baby's feeding instincts and help your baby find and latch onto the breast, sometimes even weeks after birth.

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