Sentences with phrase «zeon winch»

If something goes wrong above the waterline, say something happens to the winch or a toaster exploded in the mess room — things that don't put the ship at risk of sinking — then the captain knows its not a critical issue.

Psychologist Guy Winch reports that when people fail they often develop an unconscious fear of future failure — and that can lead to self - sabotage.

«Never make excuses,» Winch says.

Made of high - strength textiles, the kite is launched off a telescoping mast with a winch, and tethered to the ship by a tear - proof synthetic cable.

«You want to end with a message of hope in every situation,» Winch says.

«You should feel empowered,» Winch says.

Then choose one of them and write a quick paragraph or two (write, don't just do it in your head) about why the quality matters to others, and how you would express it in the relevant situation,» instructs Winch.

Probably more than you expect it to, according to psychologist Guy Winch.

And when a first date doesn't return your texts, call your grandparents and remind yourself that your voice alone brings joy to others,» writes Winch.

The same areas of our brain become activated when we experience rejection as when we experience physical pain,» writes Winch in the post.

Today, I have a great article from Brian Winch.

Peter Winch in Simone Weil: The Just Balance (Cambridge University Press, 1989) brilliantly connects Weil's underlying philosophy to the linguistic philosophical tradition that clusters around Wittgenstein.

Brevini Australia manufacture power transmission units and supply a number of gearboxes, winches, ancillaries, modules housings, shafting bearings and a number of other related products and services.

You shoot the harpoon over the pig's back and press the winch button.

They are a bunch of school kids last night winching and complaining fuking little prics some of them, they have let us down and the manager down but at the end of the day the buck stops with the manager and he has to be held responsible for this mess.

someone shouted — and then dragged her aboard with a winch.

With cheerful scorn for $ 1,000 winches and the unfathomable fractions of ocean - racing rules, a growing number of sailors are beginning to have new fun with old designs

The winches with built - in jam cleats and ratchet handles were making life easier on a family boat where manpower is often not as heavy as it is on the big ocean racers.

He joined Arsenal in the late Forties after being spotted playing for Winch Wen in his native Wales by former Gunner Les Morris and remained with the club for the rest of his career.

The winch moves up and down if you code correctly.

Guy Winch, Ph.D., is a licensed psychologist and author of Emotional First Aid: Healing Rejection, Guilt, Failure, and Other Everyday Hurts.

Ben Little and Alison Winch explain the different meanings of generation in political culture and highlight the tension that exists between them.

We're talking more than a Warn ATV winch.

One thing that makes this winch special is that it all - steel gears are twice as wide as those used in similar products so you get smooth, consistent results.

Type: You'll find everything from a winch to a saddle bag, a light bar to extra storage.

For the pullout, the action moves to the Aft Control Winch Station, a window - lined office above the deck.

By Saturday afternoon, the whir of powerful winches and the roar of angle grinders fills the air as the front runners scramble to make improvements: Helios gets a whole arm replaced, broken in a fall; Momaro spends the morning practising on the dummy stairs, surrounded by its engineers.

Some of Oh's team winch Hubo down from the gantry and switch it on.

Is it neurologically possible that life - shattering events can actually be buried for years, as Freud suggested, then winched out of the deep waters of the subconscious like a long - lost corpse?

In October 1990, the scientists used a cable and winch to exert force equal to hurricane gales, yanking down trees on a 2 - acre plot of mixed hardwood forest.

When a winch on the barge Ready lowered Beebe and Barton toward a depth of 400 feet, they watched seawater seeped through the door of their chilly chamber.

Then they took out their new boat, this one customized with a winch to pull in the mile of net, and harvested as many of the remaining lake trout as they could from Logging Lake.

So Simon Garrod showed his brother David a video of the hand winch in operation.

On the winch drum itself, which would see hundreds of kilograms of stress, nylon bearings Garrod installed require no lubrication.

David is happy his winch is working well, though he doubts the contraption will make him wealthy.

Ian cycled every trawl, so we strongly suspect he is the first person to cycle a winch for 2400m on the Arctic Ocean - a Guinness World Record?

An emergency hand brake designed for automobiles allows the scientists to stop and lock the winch at desired heights.

Scientists with the Caitlin Arctic Survey have been utilizing a new device on this year's 10 - week expedition on the edge of the Arctic Ocean near Ellef Ringnes Island, Canada: a unique pedal - powered winch built to haul a 50 - kilogram scientific payload 200 meters below the sea ice.

The winch, pedaled by crew members and scientists, gradually deploys water - sampling equipment that delivers samples central to the mission: to characterize and understand the currents below the sea ice on which the scientists» tents rest.

David looked at improved hand winches, saying, «If they have some bloke who is 6» 2», he's going to want the winch to be comfortable, but so is someone who is short.»

«Everybody comes down with their four - wheel - drive trucks, and if they want some firewood they get their winch and they pull a tree out of the ground.

Why transport all that material, fittings and furniture up to the clouds, pump water to the top, put us in boxes and spend the next 50 years winching us all up and down?

Biologists who study the mechanics of cell division have for years disagreed about how much force is at work when the cell's molecular engines are lining chromosomes up in the cell, preparing to winch copies to opposite poles across a bridge - like structure called the kinetochore to form two new cells.

Suspended in a harness with his back to the ground, he sees only the face of the man above, who controls the winch that is lifting him to the top of the tower like a bundle of cargo.

Engineer Vladimir Grigorievich Shukhov constructed the tower using a telescopic method, building each higher section within the layer below and then using pulleys and winches to raise it up, creating the next level.

The inset at top shows the winch which redirects the parachute cable to the rocket sled that increases the downward force on the parachute.

When certain irritations are repeated enough, they turn into triggers that set us off even when things aren't so bad, Winch says, «because they create a kind of emotional wound.»

Ask two questions: When the day threatens to go south, psychologist Guy Winch, PhD, asks himself, «Is this worth being in a bad mood for?»

«You're not getting any empathy,» points out psychologist Guy Winch, PhD, author of Emotional First Aid ($ 17; amazon.com), «and that only makes you feel annoyed.»

«Think of emotional resilience like an immune system,» Winch says.