Sentences with phrase «of drawbridge»

The heaving up of the drawbridge for new entrants to the UK's Renewables Obligation (RO) scheme at the end of March signified another milestone in a global trend of shrinking government incentives for utility scale renewable energy projects..

Which reminds me, for gawd's sake, don't, don't, don't have one of those drawbridge Enter pages either.

Fixed an issue in Sturgeon Shipyard causing the surfaces of the drawbridge to not count on the turf map when inked at a specific time while in motion by bombs or other objects.

Google alumnae Stephanie Tilenius, founder and C.E.O. of Vida Health and Kamakshi Sivaramakrishnan, founder and C.E.O. of Drawbridge discuss entrepreneurship with deputy editor at Vanity...

Founder and CEO of Vida Health Stephanie Tilenius (L) and Founder and CEO of Drawbridge Kamakshi Sivaramakrishnan.

someone will say, referring to one of the drawbridges that span the Chicago River.

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Indeed, it's «a constant game of risk management,» says founder Kamakshi Sivaramakrishnan, who also worked at Google but left in 2010 to launch Drawbridge, a company that builds technology to connect users» screens and devices without relying on their personal security information.

«The drawbridges for institutional pools of capital have just been lowered.»

Winston Crawford, the former head of Apple's mobile ad marketplace, becomes Drawbridge's first COO.

Never forget, «Among conservatives there's been too much pseudo-populism, almost too much concern and attention for, quote, «the people»... After all, we conservatives are on the side of the lords and barons... We... are pulling up the drawbridge against the peasants.»

His position was ostensibly a simple case of logistics: there are too many people already on this small island: time to pull up the drawbridge.

In the Christian Evidence Society's «Drawbridge Lecture» in November, hosted at King's College, London, Professor Alister McGrath delivered a forthright argument entitled The Rationality of Faith,» in the face of recent years» attacks by Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens, amongst others, the advocates of the so - called «New Atheism.»

A lot of criminal damage along with degeneration took their very own cost, coupled with excluding operation the very drawbridge means, get insanity workout it provides certainly not actually been reconditioned; consequently, it may not be usually designed for the public except for escorted by means of the car park rangers.

When he wanted to add a drawbridge, he came up with the idea of taping on an additional piece of paper.

But my guest on this episode of the podcast is a huge advocate of «pulling up the drawbridge», having as many naps as you can and properly looking after yourself in those first weeks and months after having a baby.

But not only do they want to pull up the drawbridge, they don't want to help any of the people left stranded on the outside either.

«Ukip has no intention of pulling up the drawbridge» the party claimed.

Additional Arts in Public Places projects will be unveiled at the Fire Training Center in Pomona, at the Sparkill Creek Drawbridge in Piermont and on the campus of the Dr. Robert L. Yeager Health Center where artist and long - time Pomona resident Bill Hochhausen is in the process of restoring his art deco bus shelter, first designed in 1990.

They want to pull up the drawbridge and keep out the rest of the world.

And all the while the drawbridge - pulling ranks of UKIP, or even far less savoury nationalistic elements, would be sharpening their pitchforks and taking to the streets.

Three of the four generators were used on Long Island — to supply power to the Elmont Fire Department, the Town of Hempstead's Animal Shelter and a Long Beach drawbridge.

said Christy Landes, associate professor of chemistry at Rice and the lead researcher on a new study about the drawbridge method that appears this week in the open - access journal Science Advances.

Rice's new drawbridge method for color switching incorporates metal nanoparticles that absorb light energy and convert it into plasmons, waves of electrons that flow like a fluid across a particle's surface.

[«From tunable core - shell nanoparticles to plasmonic drawbridges: Active control of nanoparticle optical properties «-RSB-

While the word fight is defensive and has a kind of «hunker down and pull up the drawbridge» energy, the word healing has a positive connotation, so you will begin to look at the pattern through more optimistic eyes.

Never ones to shy away from a spectacle, this season's showing began with a drawbridge lowering to reveal an army of models donning medieval and armorial looks for the «crusade for beauty» themed collection.

Like Mr. Cruise, Fairbanks performed many of his own white - knuckle stunts, as when he climbs up the chain of a closing drawbridge in «Robin Hood.»

(They draw the outside of the castle with all the turrets and towers and a drawbridge on the outside; then they draw the inside of the castle inside the folder.)

It depicts a Norman knight standing on the drawbridge of a stone - built structure.

Whoever it is, the parent organizations lost no time in pulling up the drawbridge, ensuring that the only people who could make a substantial change in the operations of a dysfunctional union — the rank - and - file members — were instead presented with a palace coup and a fait accompli.

All of a sudden we're puttering through a deserted neighborhood of quarries and industrial buildings, and then we park in the middle of a New Deal - era drawbridge over some water leading to the Cuyahoga River.

There's one way into and out of the fortress, and that's over a drawbridge that comes clanking down to let you across the moat, through a hole in the wall, and into the city inside.

In tech terms, the walled garden is the arrangement of software and hardware and file format that makes it almost impossible to get to what's inside unless you go over the drawbridge, the officially sanctioned way in.

But by the time they reached the Vatican palace, Pope Clement VII had lifted up his skirts (to find, no doubt, a brace of cardinals squeezed beneath his fat stomach) and, along with a dozen sacks hastily stuffed with jewels and holy relics, run as if he had the Devil on his heels to the Castel Sant «Angelo, the drawbridge rising up after him with the invaders in sight and a dozen priests and courtiers still hanging from its chains, until they had to shake them off and watch them drown in the moat below.

This unique hotel retains and highlights some of the original defensive strategies, like a drawbridge, bunkers and trenches.

The medieval - themed castle remains a rollicking family destination, with its drawbridge and moat, kids» Fun Dungeon, and that three - course dinner you eat with your fingers at the Tournament of Kings jousting spectacular.

Spend a day at leisure in the Châteaux Country with the opportunity to take an optional excursion to visit the Château of Chenonceau, a 16th - century, fairytale castle with a moat, drawbridge, and towers.

On some weekends, you can still cross from side to side on the slow rope - pulled ferry that was operated by old women of the village for 86 years, until a new drawbridge was built in the mid-1990s.

The hand - cranked drawbridge across Haul Over Creek, known as Swing Bridge, is the unofficial center of town.

The 13th century Gothic château is built on a rocky island on the edge of Lake Geneva, connected to the shore by a wooden drawbridge.

Linking an original Inca Trail coming from Vilkabamba Choqekirao, the Inca drawbridge is a pleasant 15 minutes hike to the rear of Machu Picchu

At other times there are simply ways to circumnavigate the objective, like leaping off a drawbridge in an early mission, killing an irritating nobleman on a hunt or getting rid of a potential problem later.

From the flags blowing on top of the tower to the sun reflecting off the water outside the castle's drawbridge, no detail was spared.

Another was throwing bombs at gargoyles - until you'd got rid of them, you couldn't cross this drawbridge.

It resides simultaneously inside the museum and out, enclosed by high walls and yet visible from above as one enters, part of a museum but adjacent to public areas for shopping and eating, potentially barring no one and yet requiring a seeming drawbridge above to the museum's entrance.

You could fixate on the technique of staining, the relationship to drawing, actual drawings, the avoidance of pattern, an intrusion of pattern, the drawbridge between raucous humor and arch seriousness.

Among the forms on view were a possible drawbridge, two giant hairy mushrooms, a massive house of cards and a shield pierced by eagles» quills.

Unusual even for Koolhaas, two opposite walls of the cinema are mirrored on the outside and open like drawbridges to form stages for concerts and other live performances on the outdoor plazas.

In Pont transbordeur (Drawbridge) of 1946 — 47, threatening storm clouds hover above a central architectural structure and a smaller, radar - like tower, which, according to the artist, provides a means to watch for danger.

Their art collective staged numerous incendiary performances such as an orgy in a biology museum to parody then - President Dmitry Medvedev's plans to boost the birth rate, and a giant penis painted on a drawbridge in St Petersburg.Three members of the punk band were each sentenced to two years in jail for performing an anti-Putin song in Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral in a «feminist attempt to take Russia from the Middle Ages to the modern era».