Anyway, they're expecting the system to be choked up on Election Day.
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If the tension gets too high, solar expansion could be choked off.
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"I don't know if you like to be choked," she said thoughtfully.
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If the child moved his feet, he&aposd be choked by the rope.
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It's summer, so the interstate system is already going to be choked with traffic.
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Allowing the Red Sea to be choked off between Eritrea and Yemen is inconceivable.
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As one Submission Room wrestler tells me, some of her clients even pay to be choked out.
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Left unattended, or worse, uncared for, that fragile beauty can be choked, can die and can disappear.
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But even popular ideas can be choked out by a legislative system that has become overgrown and ungovernable.
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The theory, laid out by Redditor RobertGoulet850, states that Cersei will inevitably be choked to death by Jaime.
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Productivity in the retail business has improved recently; that could be choked off with a less flexible labour market.
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But the junk-rated district may be choked off from borrowing because of a legal dispute with Illinois' governor.
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The only way to find out if someone wants to be choked during sex is to ask them first.
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The city's population has grown by about 1.5 million since 1990 and may only be choked off by frail transportation.
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It can be as simple as, 'Hey, I like having hands in my hair but I don't want to be choked.
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Without the millions of gallons of herbicide poured into rivers and lakes, officials say, the state would be choked with weeds.
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A lot of focus was put on the fact that the woman appeared to be choked to death by Todd using his own belt.
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So, if you like to be choked, but aren't sure that your partner will ask, then you can say, "Can you choke me?" during sex.
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This thing is going to be choked by Donald Trump and the Republicans, and there's going to be no way for them to deny that.
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Like the proverbial dog on a leash, companies, public figures, and even private citizens can be choked by those who have a massive social following.
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"If I was having sex with someone for the first time, I wouldn't want them to assume that I like to be choked," Mistress Velvet says.
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Stock traders have also been looking over their shoulder at bond yields, fearing bond vigilantes will run rates up so much that stock market gains will be choked off.
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Next, according to sources, there is worry that the flow of capital into the marketplace lending arena could be choked off, which may lead to rising prices for borrowers.
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While Airbnb may not be choked for cash, a lack of global consensus around regulating long-term rentals does not provide a smooth runway for the aging unicorn to IPO.
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But a cloud of uncertainty now hangs over those efforts, as many developers predict that projects could be choked off by the unremitting tensions between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov.
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Such sanctions against financial institutions doing business with Iran proved effective because Tehran had billions of dollars in monthly oil and other energy exports that could be choked off; North Korea has none.
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Cities, like the one where I live, are also more likely to be choked with CO2, so even though there are fewer plants, the ones that are here are pumping out pollen by the pound.
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Even Slice's most recent fight, an appalling one round brawl with fifty year old Ken Shamrock in which Slice was back mounted, flattened out and ready to be choked, two and a half million viewers.
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She's wary of the intention behind sending images of Pikachu asking to be choked — the sparkles and hearts may soften it, but if you're sending unsolicited thirst memes to a classmate or friend, it can get slimy.
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"We must help the country to reduce its debt burden," Gabriel said in a speech in Berlin, adding that the Greek economy was finally growing again and this should not be choked off by additional austerity measures.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago's cash-starved public schools' district may be choked off from more loans and find itself unable to meet a $22014 million pension payment in June because of a deepening legal dispute with Illinois' governor.
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So while these frustrated fact checkers may still be at their battle stations, lately when we look on Facebook to see what's going on with all the terrible hurricanes, all of our feeds are still likely to be choked with crap.
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My father's lingering bachelor vehicle, a rotting yellow Civic, needed to be choked awake on dewy mornings, and I'd performed that job with relish, pulling out the knob beside the steering wheel, waiting a long moment, and pushing it back.
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A subsidiary of Vimeo, VHX is a platform for selling TV and film online, a business whose operations depend on an equal playing field for internet upstarts, and one that would be choked off if internet companies can charge for so called "fast lane" tolls to connect services to people's homes, Wilkinson said.
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The streets of Kolkata started to be choked up with processions all, at the same time, for several days.
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About this story, Knight wrote Knight, Damon (1976), The Best of Damon Knight, Nelson Doubleday, New York > My sympathy in this story is divided, but goes mainly to the child - I'm > sorry that the plot required him to be choked off.
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Each lake stores rain water from its catchments with excess flows spilling downstream into the next lake in the cascade. The storm water runs off through drains only. These drains often carry sewage in it, which results in the lakes getting polluted. Many lakes have reportedly springs at the bottom of the lakes, some of which are stated to be choked due to silt, which also feed the lakes.
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Choking is the condition which occurs in the compressor in which it operates at very high mass flow rate and flow through the compressor can't be further increased as mach number at some part of the compressor reach to unity i.e. to sonic velocity and the flow is said to be choked. In compressor maximum volume flow rate is limited by cross-section at the inlet. This condition can be seen in the right side of the Figure 5.
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Sources then vary, with McArthur following the man to a police station or driving to a Scarborough police station while the man phoned police. McArthur either claimed it was the man who had choked him or that the man had asked to be choked then panicked and fled. According to one source, McArthur was placed under arrest and taken from 41 Division in Scarborough to 32 Division in North York where the investigation continued. No occurrence report was filed and McArthur was not charged.
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Distinctive egg morphology and its relationship to development in the percid fish Etheostoma proeliare. Copeia 1980(3):556-559 Once the egg hatches, the cypress darter requires a year to reach its sexual maturity. Human-induced water pollution affects the lifecycle of the cypress darter significantly, by degrading the waters where it reproduces. For example, without using the proper methods of a clean logging operation, slow-moving streams where E. proeliare spawns can be choked with mud, silt, and harmful debris from erosion and logging road runoffs.
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As previously mentioned, in order for a flow to become supersonic, it must pass through a duct with a minimum area, or sonic throat. Additionally, an overall pressure ratio, Pb/Pt, of approximately 2 is needed to attain Mach 1. Once it has reached Mach 1, the flow at the throat is said to be choked. Because changes downstream can only move upstream at sonic speed, the mass flow through the nozzle cannot be affected by changes in downstream conditions after the flow is choked.
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Judith is devastated that her father would betray her trust and privacy, and Shelia and Joe realize that enough is enough - either they have to leave or Andy does. An angry Sheila also blurts out that years ago she was pregnant with Andy's third child, but she secretly aborted it because she feared another depressive episode. The next day, Judith returns home from a visit with Claire to discover that her father is about to commit suicide on camera. Horrified, she hugs him and cries, only to be choked or smothered to death by Andy.
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Since the new eyewall was outside the original one, the first eyewall would be choked of energy and fall apart. In addition, since the new eyewall was broader than the old one, the winds would be lower due to a less sharp pressure difference. Hurricane Debbie in 1969 provided the best opportunity to test the underpinnings of Project Stormfury. In many ways it was the perfect storm for seeding: it did not threaten any land; it passed within range of seeding aircraft; and was intense with a distinct eye.
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Långsjön () is a lake in southern Stockholm, Sweden. The lake is situated in an old residential neighbourhood located between the municipalities of Stockholm and Huddinge and most of the shoreline is private property. The water level is controlled by a sluice in the north-western end of the lake where the lake empties into Lake Mälaren through a system of dikes and culverts. Polluted waste water was poured directly into the lake during the early 20th century which caused up to two-thirds of the lake to be choked-up until the 1940s.
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When Missouri gained statehood in 1821 and St. Louis was incorporated, Wash was elected to its first nine-member board of aldermen. During his tenure, Wash worked to promote road structure and related improvements for the city, such as sidewalks and proper road surfacing and grading. He was also active in making upgrades to the harbor and levee. Wash was prescient in his thinking that unless proper dikes were built, the west side of the river channel would eventually be choked with sand bars, a situation that did come to pass.
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An overblow consists of two steps: the closing reed must be choked (silenced), and the opening reed must be sounded. A clean overblow note requires that both of these steps be executed simultaneously. Overblowing technique also has been described as not much different from doing a blow bend, except on a draw-bend-only reed (holes 1-6), and doing a draw bend embouchure, except on a blow-bend-only reed (holes 7-10). The latter technique is also known as the "overdraw" due to the reversed airflow, and these techniques are sometimes collectively referred to as "overbends".
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It marked the former boundary of Champa and Dai Viet until the 15th century when the Vietnamese pushed south and conquered the Cham lands piecemeal. Controlling the strategic pass was a priority through the ages as the narrow neck of land could be choked off. At the summit of Ngang Pass remains the Hoành Sơn Quan (Transverse Mountain Gate), a masonry gateway built by Vietnam's last dynasty, the Nguyễn to regulate the foot traffic across the mountain. The scenic pass is also well known in Vietnamese literature, its beauty having been sung by many writers, perhaps the most well-known is the poem by Bà Huyện Thanh Quan.
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In that case, reduction would cause the spot color in the trap to be printed, not as a solid, but as a screened tint. Trapping towards a rich black (a black with a support screen of another color added to it to give it a ‘deeper’ look and making it more opaque --often called "undercolor"), follows the same rules as trapping to a ‘normal’ black. Blends or ‘vignettes’ offer special challenges to trapping. The lighter part of a blend needs to spread into the background, while the darker part needs to be choked. If a trap over the full length of the blend is needed, this produces a visible ‘staircase’ effect.
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Richardson ignored this instruction until the king himself repeated it. He then, at the ensuing summer Assizes (1633), laid the matter fairly before the justices and grand jury, professing his inability to comply with the royal mandate on the ground that the order had been made by the joint consent of the whole bench, and was in fact a mere confirmation and enlargement of similar orders made in the county since the time of Queen Elizabeth, all which he substantiated from the county records. This caused him to be cited before the council, reprimanded, and transferred to the Essex circuit. 'I am like,' he muttered as he left the council board, 'to be choked with the archbishop's lawn sleeves.
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In gas dynamics, the Kantrowitz limit refers to a theoretical concept describing choked flow at supersonic or near-supersonic velocities. When a fluid flow experiences a reduction in cross-section area, the flow speeds up in order to maintain the same mass-flow rate, per the continuity equation. If a near supersonic flow experiences an area contraction, the velocity of the flow will increase until it reaches the local speed of sound, and the flow will be choked. This is the principle behind the Kantrowitz limit: it is the maximum amount of contraction a flow can experience before the flow chokes, and the flow speed can no longer be increased above this limit, independent of changes in upstream or downstream pressure.
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History Maggie Sullivan first came onto the scene in Genoa City to investigate the murder of Carmen Mesta, whose body was found behind the club Indigo. Throughout the case, she remained a force to be reckoned with and continued to search for the truth as to who killed Carmen, where she was murdered and why. She also began a relationship with Paul Williams, but it had a rocky start when she tracked him to an abandoned warehouse and found what she believed to be Phyllis Newman imprisoned in a cage, but it was actually the psychotic Sheila Carter, who had undergone plastic surgery to look like Phyllis. Maggie let "Phyllis" out, only to be choked by her and left for dead.
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In 1936, German composer Karl Amadeus Hartmann (1905–1963) began setting a German translation of an excerpt from Whitman's poem for an intended cantata scored for an alto soloist and orchestra that was given various titles including Lamento, Kantate (trans. 'Cantata'), Symphonisches Fragment ('Symphonic Fragment'), and Unser Leben ('Our Life'). The cantata contained passages from Whitman's elegy, and from three other poems. Hartmann stated in correspondence that he freely adapted the poem, which he thought embraced his "generally difficult, hopeless life, although no idea will be choked with death" Hartmann later incorporated his setting of the poem as the second movement titled Frühling ('Spring') of a work that he designated as his First Symphony Versuch eines Requiem ('Attempt at a Requiem').
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This line is likely the point of further convection and storms, especially if it coincides with fronts from other thunderstorms in the vicinity. One can notice it at the leading edge of a squall line, in the southeastern quadrant of a typical supercell (in the northern hemisphere), or different regions around other thunderstorms. They may also be visible as an outflow boundary hours or days after convection and can pinpoint areas of favored thunderstorm development, the possible direction of movement, and even likelihood for tornadoes. The speed of forward movement of the outflow boundary or gust front to some degree modulates the likelihood of tornadoes and helps determine whether a storm will be enhanced by its presence or the inflow be choked off thus weakening and possibly killing the storm.
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In another letter, Rice describes the antipathy many Federal soldiers felt following the issuance of Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation in January 1863: In subsequent paragraphs, Rice voraciously attacks Northern "Copperheads", referring to them as "damning traitors" and saying they should be "choked down and served as we serve them down here." He goes on to say that four men in his own regiment are Copperheads (in his estimation), describing them as "weak-kneed, weak-backed ones who were scared into the Service through fear of the draft." He ends, however on a note of guarded optimism that the government will overcome the "arch-traitors" and "rise like the morning mist, and show the world that America still stands with its government and institutions stronger better dearer than ever."Letters of James Bolton Rice to his wife, Vol 2: 1863 Letter of January 30, 1863.
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33 eventually killing 5,733 people out of a total of around 18,000 – 32 per cent of the population at the time. Little was done about the sanitary problems; while the epidemic was still raging Lord Nelson suggested to the then governor that the houses at the back of the town should be burned down to root out the disease. An article in the 1831 Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal noted Town Range's problems with sewage, remarking that in 1828 "the drains were much filled with filth" and were heavily affected by heavy rain in the month of August. The drain from the soil-pit to the lower square of the Town Range was said to be "choked up, and burst open a short time before the regiment was sent to camp: and, in the King's Bastion, the sewers at the north and south, probably from a want of sufficient declivity, frequently allow the corrupt substances to accumulate at their entrances, and emit during the summer months exhalations".
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As quoted from Charles Lyell's Principles of Geology: > Strabo passes on to the hypothesis of Strato, the natural philosopher, who > had observed that the quantity of mud brought down by rivers into the Euxine > was so great, that its bed must be gradually raised, while the rivers still > continued to pour in an undiminished quantity of water. He therefore > conceived that, originally, when the Euxine was an inland sea, its level had > by this means become so much elevated that it burst its barrier near > Byzantium, and formed a communication with the Propontis, and this partial > drainage had already, he supposed, converted the left side into marshy > ground, and that, at last, the whole would be choked up with soil. So, it > was argued, the Mediterranean had once opened a passage for itself by the > Columns of Hercules into the Atlantic, and perhaps the abundance of sea- > shells in Africa, near the Temple of Jupiter Ammon, might also be the > deposit of some former inland sea, which had at length forced a passage and > escaped.Charles Lyell, Principles of Geology, 1832, p.
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