Sentences with phrase «number plate on»

Electronics, certain types of kitchen appliances, and other property often has a serial number plate on it.

I wish that SONY would release these consoles for everyone the answer is simple just make them normal editions without the number plate on them.

Electronics, certain types of kitchen appliances, and other property often has a serial number plate on it.

However, it is also likely to get some additional chrome and will get the number plate on the bootlid.

I need to attach the number plate on the front of my Mazda but I can't just put screws through as the holes are rectangle (see picture).

When they came in for the first service it was noticed that the number plates on the front did not match the number on the rear... the rear plates were on the wrong cars.

Not exact matches

Instead, portion out a single serving size on a plate or in a bowl to help control the number of calories you are consuming.

If ever Western Australia is to have another slogan on vehicle number plates, then the favourite has to be a return to the short - lived «Golden State» catchphrase.

Sales reps (execs and SDRs) have a lot on their plate, and they're generally measured primarily on the number of calls made and meetings set.

You could also get a detailed view of the vehicles in your fleet, including whether they have been fitted by a tracking device, what type of tracking device, and the serial number of the tracking device installed on the vehicle, as well as information that is specific to the vehicle itself, such as the VIN, the license plate, odometer and engine hours.

The chamber already has a number of other, critical items on its plate, from allotting billions of dollars to recovery efforts following Hurricane Harvey to funding the U.S. government itself.

On Tuesday night, police investigating the rampage were seen surrounding a white Toyota minivan with Florida number plates in the car park of Home Depot in Passaic, New Jersey.

I could go on and elaborate on a number of other disciplines or facts that creationists have to pretend into oblivion to retain their faith, including the Ice Ages, cavemen and early hominids, much of microbiology, paleontology and archeology, continental drift and plate tectonics, even large parts of medical research (medical research on monkeys and mice only works because they share a common ancestor with us and therefore our fundamental cell biology and basic body architecture is identical to theirs).

I had in fact decided to do so, when I had cleared off my plate a number of things which were already on it.

I could go on and elaborate on a number of other disciplines or facts that creationists have to pretend into oblivion to retain their faith, including the Ice Ages, cavemen and early hominids, much of microbiology, paleontology and archeology, continental drift and plate tectonics.

Like most fruits and vegetables, pumpkin comes in a number of varieties, all of which are both hugely beneficial for your health and absolutely delicious on your plate.

They just keep raising their hands for more «hot plates», and as the 30 minutes are over, both of them have finished an amazing dozen plates with fiery chiles, both working on number 13.

The technology is being trialled in an express lane service at Caltex's Concord station in Sydney's inner west, where drivers can fill up and drive off with automatic payment as long as their plate number is entered on the app.

They are just the thought of thing I would set myself a certain number on a plate then keep going back to the freezer for more!

Michael Gove, UK environment secretary, said: «We've already seen a number of retailers, bars and restaurants stepping up to the plate and cutting plastic use, however it's only through government, businesses and the public working together that we will protect our environment for the next generation — we all have a role to play in turning the tide on plastic.»

Hi Susan, I generally will use about 12 ounces or so of uncooked pasta and depending on the number I'm serving and the other sides, I will serve about 8 - 10 shrimp per plate.

According to the numbers, St. Patricks» Day is the perfect time to capitalize on the trend of using premier branded beverages such as Guinness Stout to create distinctive, center - of - the plate protein items.

Flowers was an easy call for the Braves, based on his offensive numbers this year as well as his abilities behind the plate.

On McGwire's next three plate appearances, Harnisch and reliever Scott Sullivan threw a total of 13 pitches, all with ball number 2.

He had a stance at the plate where he near had his back to the pitcher; he was so far turned around that I could see the number 3 on his uniform; I didn't think the monkey could come around quick enough on my fastball to get his bat on it.

Baba Rahman, I know that playing for a CL chasing team in Germany means he will be kept busier defensively meaning more work on his plate but his numbers successful compared to unsuccessful are just amazing.

Unlike the Champions League, the last 16 in the South American tournament are seeded, and Boca are well on their way to being seeded as number one while River Plate would almost certainly be seeded 16th if they make it out of Group 6.

The number 7 bore down on the goal with intent and laid the ball on a plate for Harry Kane to stab home Spurs» second goal of the night.

Had a great chance to open the scoring which he really should have taken but must be praised for putting the opener on a plate for Messi and creating a number of fantastic chances.

Use familiar objects to illustrate a number («We have four plates on the table because we have four people eating dinner tonight»), parts of the whole («We ate half of the pizza already»), or simple addition or subtraction («You had five slices of orange, and you ate two, so now you have... how many left?»).

The number on the underside of the plate tells you which plastics have been used to make it.

So what we did was once the plates were dry was draw a circle — some I did and some J did — as I wanted us to look at numbers and symmetry but without J realising it so I drew a line down the middle of the plate — on one side I drew either 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 circles and then J copied them on the other side of the line he did it really well.

Rabbit Food Lettuce Wraps for Kids to Make from Rainy Day Mum Bunny Color Sorting from Toddler Approved The Tale of Peter Rabbit ABC Carrot Patch from Growing Book by Book Name Tracing Bunny Fun from The Educators» Spin On It Carrot Number Matching Activity from 3 Dinosaurs Peter Rabbit Sensory Bin from Still Playing School Feed the Rabbit Activity from Mom Inspired Life Peter Rabbit Paper Plate Pop - Up Garden from I Can Teach My Child Bunny Treat Bags from Mama Miss Carrot Painting Pre-Writing Practice from Preschool Powol Packets Bunny Cracker Snack from The Pleasantest Thing

«To ensure the safety of our roads, a police officer may run a license plate number through a government database to check for any outstanding violations of suspensions on the registration of the vehicle,» Chief Judge Janet DiFiore wrote in a unanimous decision.

The Solomon Islands straddles the so - called «Pacific Ring of Fire,» a highly seismically active zone where different plates on the earth's crust meet and create a large number of earthquakes and volcanoes.

But it is only recently that they have begun popping up on photographic plates in large numbers, and only recently that they have been revealed as a whole new class of galaxy whose members actually outnumber the more familiar galaxies we see in books and posters.

They successfully constructed a prototype of a bag made from a number of stainless steel plates, stuck on to a light, flexible plastic sheet.

Police officers on the beat who need to check car number plates should soon be able to talk directly to the computer which holds the information using a speech recognition and synthesis system.

Beijing and Tianjin, for instance, have exempted new - energy vehicles from limits on the number of new cars granted license plates, and exempted them from driving restrictions that other cars face on certain days of the week.

With pollution from particulate matter at potentially lethal levels early last December, city officials took a drastic step: they announced that they would temporarily restrict the use of private vehicles by allowing owners to drive only on alternate days, based on the sequence of their number plates.

People under surveillance seldom park conveniently under street lamps, and any attempt to beam light on the number plate will give the game away.

When they added just a little gallium to P. aeruginosa colonies on Petri plates, bacteria numbers dropped 1000-fold.

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Another analogy might be a group of naval ship designers on the Titanic discussing, while the ship slowly fills with water, technical detail about the hull steel plates size, the number of water tight compartments, the angle of the iceberg strike, etc..

Summation is also robust to varying numbers and library sizes of cells on each plate.

Dr McMillan has created a visual system using number of daily serves and portions (based on a regular meal plate).

Angel numbers usually appear in groups of three and might pop up on a license plate, in a phone number, on a bill, or on a billboard.

All those definitely contribute, but my number - one game changer for fast, lasting fat has nothing to do with exercise or changing what goes on to your plate.

Placed weight (plates, dumbbells, kettlebells) on the front portion of your quads above your knees and then raise your calves up through the full range of motion for the desired number of reps.

Fortunately, in the above mentioned case, the patient got immediate results that according to him, showed via the number of plates he kept adding on the machines at the gym.