Sentences with phrase «shaft of»

Sexy The shaft of pink neon light brings a hit of cool, 20th - century glamour to an otherwise period - pristine bathroom.

The shade was a little small to put the magnetic flower on it, so I just moved it down onto the shaft of the lamp!

Curvaceous steel shaft of «cut - away» scrolls, resulting in a figural looped form on a resin base.

Globular shaft of cast metal with a nickel finish, model «Tourbillion» (Fr.

If the shaft of the assembly is cracked, the whole shaft and assembly will have to be replaced.

The old - school applecart of self - serving bank - account - bloating short - term personal goal attainment behavior needs to be overturned, smashed up and buried at the bottom of the deepest shaft of human short - term greed - seeking mining attempts.

She will love it to the max as you slowly use your lips and tongue to roll the loop up and down the tall stiff shaft of her nipple.

Our bright researcher next looks at the shaft of the hockey stick and says «But these reconstructed temperatues were essentially constant for hundreds of years.

The APCO film continued with a description of the «hockey stick» with its shaft of the «first 900 years of the past millennium», while displaying a version of the MBH98 graph (starting in 1400), overlaid with McIntyre's «corrected» version.

A hockey stick shape in a data set provides a perfect opportunity, since the blade of the stick represents a significant excursion from the shaft of the stick, while the shaft represents the stable system that we need to start with.

But they still want us to believe the shaft of the stick is representative of temperature 800 years ago.

The temperature trend would have looked like the shaft of the hockey stick if we hadn't started pumping out CO2 in the 1800 ’s

I assume by «all the recent science», Inhofe is referring to the NAS study and the Wegman report, both of which chopped off most of the shaft of hockey stick as statistically inconclusive, turning it into really more of a boomerang than a stick.

Gravity is irrelevant in your room, and only becomes very slightly relevant inside e.g. the elevator shaft of a fairly large office building.

We conclude unequivocally that the evidence for a «long - handled» hockey stick (where the shaft of the hockey stick extends to the year 1000 AD) is lacking in the data.

By framing it this way, the real problems, namely the «wobbliness» of the shaft of the hockey - stick, and the suppressing of valid scientific questions by gate keeping, were left out.

We are speaking about the shaft of the hockey stick, not the blade, says von Storch.

Those iconic towers, which he could see from the window of his studio, fascinated him with their soaring verticals framing a clear center shaft of sky.

Image credit: Robert Kushner, «White Lotus Shaft of Light III,» 2008, oil, acrylic, gold and silver leaf on canvas, 55 × 72» image courtesy of DC Moore Gallery, New York.

Barbara Kruger's installation Untitled (Shafted), 2008, in the elevator shaft of LACMA's BCAM building is the source of inspiration for this set of four mugs packed inside a graphic box.

Although Biesenbach and the museum's director, Glenn Lowry, could be spotted among the large and enthusiastic crowd, an incongruity persists between the punk trailblazer's unapologetically scruffy Dionysian aesthetic and the sleek corporate shaft of MoMA's atrium.

In several works, including White Lotus Shaft of Light VI, Kushner introduces a vertical strip of gold that slices through more somber patches of blue, red, and black to spotlight delicately textured, pale blossoms.

She often uses long exposures which capture the small, even insignificant or sporadic movements of a person, a shaft of light, or slow - moving waves on a lake, revealing a visible record of time passing, of memory enhanced.

The camera is positioned just behind the shaft of the undeniably phallic apparatus.

If this appears ghoulish, consider the work of Charles LeDray, who makes exquisite — and very tiny — versions of everyday objects (a chair, a ladder, a shaft of wheat) out of hand - carved human bone.

McCall, now 71, effectively decoupled cinema and image in his celebrated 1973 piece Line Describing a Cone, projecting a conical shaft of white light across a pitch - black gallery.

When the Korean artist Lee Ufan visited, McKillen recalls, «he walked and walked and was so moved by the experience, he offered to do a small pavilion, partially buried in the earth, with a single shaft of light coming through the roof.»

Sandback thickens a line into brighter color by stringing two or three threads together, often pairing two lines like a shaft of light.

Her subjects span an array of mediums, identities, and professions — Pakistani sculptor Huma Bhabha sits in a shadow, assistant curator of contemporary art at the Whitney Museum of American Art Rujeko Hockley reclines in a shaft of sunlight on the stairs — but they all have one prominent thing in common: Simpson's breathtaking admiration.

The most interesting parts of Frank's Big Package that the two large extras hidden under the main shaft of the game (pause for laugh).

For example, the player was able to bend at the knee and their on - screen representation would do the same, however looking through a keyhole still required a button press rather than simply crouching and leaning towards the small shaft of light.

Upon planting your banner firmly in the ground a great shaft of light is released and people across the land are attracted to the beckoning light.

Just look into the forest and if you see what seems to be a bright shaft of light hitting a tree, look again: it just might be an albino redwood.....

If an x-ray of the knee is taken, it can be seen that there is an angle formed between the top of the tibia and the shaft of the tibia.

Because it involves bone cutting of the shaft of the tibia bone, and a thick bone plate on the leg, and time needed to heal the bone, the recovery from surgery is longer than in Tightening procedures, and client compliance on home care is vital.

The shaft of the feather is filled with blood, until the entire feather is mature.

In cats with normal coats, the oil required for maintaining healthy skin and hair is spread along the shaft of hairs — if there is a lack of hair the oil collects on the skin and can make it feel greasy, mark furniture or collect in nail beds.

This area of bone is surgically separated from the shaft of the tibia and repositioned on the outside of the tibia.

The doctor repaired the fracture by inserting a pin down the shaft of the bone and also applying a plate on the outside of the bone to further stabilize the fracture.

This would be akin to making someone live in a large, dark room, with only one small shaft of sunlight in a corner.

She goes upstairs and finds the body of her brother in the bathroom that adjoins off the bedroom with the shaft of an arrow sticking out of his chest.

However, because many shift knobs are a universal fit, their thread pitch may not match the diameter and thread pattern found on the shaft of the shift rod.

Helping the Challenger achieve its neck - snapping launches is a TransBrake that locks the output shaft of the eight speed automatic transmission (the only gearbox available) to hold the car before launch, a torque reserve that boosts engine air flow and supercharger RPM during launch, and Drag Mode suspension that maximizes weight transfer to the rear wheels during launch.

Some systems allow «torque vectoring» — directing drive torque from the engine more to one output shaft of a differential than to the other.

Furthermore, the TransBrake (a first in a production car) locks the output shaft of the TorqueFlite eight - speed auto transmission, therefore, the car is held into place before the launch, giving the driver the required time to increase the engine's speed (up to 2,350 rpm, without overworking the brakes) in the search for more torque.

TransBrake locks the output shaft of the TorqueFlite eight - speed automatic transmission to hold the car before launch, allowing the driver to increase engine rpm for higher torque and quicker response

This saw the introduction of new direct injection engines, adding power and removing the troublesome IMS shaft of earlier engines.

The continuously variable transmission (CVT) is a transmission in which the ratio of the rotational speeds of two shafts, as the input shaft and output shaft of a vehicle or other machine, can be varied continuously within a given range, providing an infinite number of possible ratios.

Tip: The Dynatrac instructions give the proper torque specs and procedure for tightening the nut on the shaft of each ball joint.

This means that the output shaft of a gearbox rotates at a slower rate than the input shaft, and this reduction in speed produces a mechanical advantage, increasing torque.