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But all the arctic toughness in the world can't make someone invulnerable, and Lorraine's action scenes never downplay the breakability of the human body, even when she's the one doing most of the breaking.
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Different variables such as, prey size, shell breakability, predators, substrate, and height affect the behavior of prey dropping for different species. For instance, selection of prey may depend on substrate used in that environment. Northwestern crows are another example of birds that drop prey from a height onto the ground. Northwestern crows flew vertically up, releasing whelks and immediately diving after it.
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The cross country course itself poses the largest risks to the horse and rider for experiencing a rotational fall, this is due to the uniquely solid nature of jumps on a cross country course (as opposed to collapsible fences on a show jumping course). Over the years there have been many discussions regarding methods and technologies available to improve the safety of a fence and the "breakability" of a fence is at the centre of discussions. An "extreme version of maximising breakability would be just putting show jumps in a field", however that has been criticised as it defeats the purpose of the challenge of the cross country phase as uniquely different from the show jumping phase. Two key technological advances have been adopted improve the safety in the cross country phase of eventing to minimise the possibility of a rotational fall.
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Overall quality of grain is affected by several factors includes, growing practices, time and type of harvesting, postharvest handling, storage management and transportation practices. The properties of grain quality can be summarized into ten main factors (i) Uniform moisture contents, (ii) High test weight, (iii) No foreign material, (iv) Low percentage of discolored, broken and damaged kernels, (v) Low breakability, (vi) High milling quality, (vii) High protein and oil content, (viii) High viability, (ix) No afaltoxin (mycotoxin), and (x) No presence of insects and molds.
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Atomic brand coffee maker Moka pot coffee pot At the beginning of the twentieth century, although some coffee makers tended to uniformity of design (particularly stovetop percolators), others displayed a wide variety of styling differences. In particular, the vacuum brewer, which required two fully separate chambers joined in an hourglass configuration, seemed to inspire industrial designers. Interest in new designs for the vacuum brewer revived during the American Arts & Crafts movement with the introduction of "Silex" brand coffee makers, based on models developed by Massachusetts housewives Ann Bridges and Mrs Sutton. Their use of Pyrex solved the problem of fragility and breakability that had made this type of machine commercially unattractive.
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