For fastening, Snappis make securing the prefolds easy and secure.
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This moment made fastening 260,2000 flowers to that flower wall worth it.
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Let's just say that fastening your seatbelt is probably a smart move.
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The outfit featured crossover straps, a choker-style fastening, and several gold buckles.
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In addition, Alexander Wang&aposs recognizable logo has been embroidered at front, and the opening of the piece is finished off with raw edges as well as a magnetic fastening which rolls down and is secured by a magnetic fastening.
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This awkward situation changed the order of fastening the garment, and it was reversed.
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Fastening-free, the sweater was easy to throw on after coming ashore wet and tried.
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They even have a helpful reflective strip, as well as fastening straps for extra security.
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It felt as if you were fastening yourself around the intrusion—like a painful, dry suction.
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Tying shoelaces or fastening buttons, little things one doesn't think of much, were now frustratingly difficult.
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In the online photo, I thought I saw some sort of fastening mechanism on the blouse.
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My leather goods and sneakers all have the safety-buckle fastening that was prominent in those collections.
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It's got a few strips of material, some kind of fastening element, and … well, that's usually it.
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Never say never—before you know it, you could find yourself detachably fastened to the fastening rail.
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The actress, 50, shared a photo Tuesday of a female friend fastening her into a black corset.
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I spent years fastening the clasp first, then pulling it over my head like a T-shirt.
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This year the unit added another joining technology with the purchase of flow drill fastening firm Klingel.
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That is going to be one of the more fastening press conferences that I have ever been to.
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It also comes with a double zipper fastening and pockets inside, plus Nappa leather handles and silver hardware.
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That the zip is relatively new, and was slow to spread, fits into the broader history of fastening.
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Only the hook and shackle, the U-shaped steel clamp fastening the hook to the chain, is missing.
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The Versace design, worn by Crawford, also featured crossover straps, a choker-style fastening and several gold buckles.
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Prepare a counter work space by fastening a large piece of parchment paper with tape at the corners.
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Three hang on the wall from single fastening points, which causes them to drape in pleasingly sculptural folds.
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The rubbery case serves as a kickstand and a clip (get it?) for fastening the device to an object.
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Mechanical drafters prepare detailed working diagrams of machinery and mechanical devices, including dimensions, fastening methods, and other engineering information.
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At the front, is the iconic cleft square toe and a concealed tab-slot fastening on the inner side.
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Those at OHB System, for example, have proposed fastening together with strong cabling any components expected to survive re-entry.
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The coat, also created by Stewart Parvin, is an edge-to-edge design with a fastening in lime silk tweed.
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Velcro, the most notable new fastening of the 20th century, inspired by the burrs of a plant, has limited appeal.
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The sexy swimsuit looked to tie as a halter top with the bottom half fastening at the model's lower back.
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The fall, caused by insufficient wall fastening, created a "considerable horizontal tear," but no damage was done to Jesus's figure.
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Yesterday, Kourtney demonstrated for us all a very interesting new way to wear a leotard, fastening it atop her skinny jeans.
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And so, as a result, people are looking for other sources, and they're fastening on some of these really outlandish tales.
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It was originally intended as something people would be fastening or fixing to their work to aid them in policing infringement.
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Others with jobs like fastening chipboards may take up to a minute per iPhone, completing about 600 to 700 a day.
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Go for the lunchbox look by fastening the buttons on the sides, or leave them be and carry it as a tote.
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Zoom in on the nanoscape and you'll glimpse atoms partnering up to form molecules, and proteins fastening to the surfaces of bacteria.
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The CDC recommends fastening reflective tape to clothing and carrying a flashlight to help motorists spot trick-or-treaters on the road.
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It&aposs also ideal for fastening your helmet to your bike if you don&apost want to tote it around with you.
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By Thursday morning, the ferry's mud-covered, rusting hull broke through the surface, and workers began fastening the ferry to the barges.
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A lack of protective coating at the fastening point that would have prevented corrosion was identified as the primary problem, the Pentagon said.
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Although, the velcro/nylon combo, while easy, will probably degrade pretty quickly with repeated fastening and unfastening — a bummer for a $50 strap.
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For example, the paparazzi favorite Alexa Chung twirled in a midnight-blue capelet with gold-chain fastening at the Burberry show on Monday.
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Their appeal lay in fastening two edges smoothly, with no need for them to overlap, as buttons require, or to be obviously laced.
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"He is one of the greatest visionaries in the world," Ahrendts said, wearing a white Burberry shirt with a safety pin neck fastening.
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The fastening issue on the F-35 fleet was not affecting flights, nor was it a safety concern, the Pentagon said last year.
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In his first days, George will do "simple practical activities," like pouring, removing and replacing bottle tops and lids, fastening buttons and hooking zippers.
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To create the look, make-up artist Val Garland stretched pieces of elastic under models' cheekbones, fastening them behind the tops of their ears.
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Cohen is just one of the many hangers-on who make shady careers out of fastening, remora-like, to marginally wealthier crooks and dissemblers.
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And when your dress is entirely held together by a single zipper, the failure or success of that fastening device really makes all the difference.
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Brooch The Subject — To dress up a pair of leggings, consider fastening a clutch of pins, badges, and brooches to the bottoms of the legs.
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A lack of protective coating at the fastening point that would have prevented corrosion was identified as the primary problem, the Pentagon said at the time.
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Tweed and wool cocoon coats framed the clavicle and neck, with the zippered fastening inset a few inches from the edge to create an undulating wave.
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"When you assemble a battery pack, it is primarily tightening and adhesives, but we also see in some projects, riveting and flow-drill fastening," Elmin said.
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Pelosi left the meeting wearing a blood-orange Max Mara boule-shaped coat with a funnel collar and asymmetric fastening that sent the Internet into a frenzy.
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He sets one on the table, still inside a large cardboard package, and undoes its fastening, letting the box split open as though it were a cocoon.
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And Helter, a new label filled with smart tweaked basics like a high-neck top with elastic band fastening (269 pounds, or $2138), is available to shop online.
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Their movements are predefined, and they simply repeat the same action over and over again, whether that's lifting pallets of goods, welding cars, or fastening screws into a smartphone.
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Featuring a pointed studded collar, open front with button fastening, silk lining, and red and gold trim, the cape makes a bold statement, even for the "Crocodile Rock" singer.
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The coat, which was made in Spain, features a smooth lining and velvet detail on the buttons, collar and side pockets as well as double-breasted style button fastening.
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Sulzer is adding PC Cox to its Mixpac business, whose products include battery-powered dispensing guns used for sealing toilets, fastening construction materials and making watertight repairs on automobiles.
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Given the difference has already persisted over centuries with no apparent reason, it seems unlikely that we'll reach such sartorial gender parity until the button fastening itself becomes obsolete.
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The hairstylist Sam McKnight further challenged conventions at Dries Van Noten by fastening dyed feathers to the head, which from afar appeared to be short bangs spread over the brow.
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America shames people who have the audacity to struggle, fastening a scarlet letter to those of us forced to stretch and bend and cheat and break resources just to stay afloat.
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Soon, surgeons were fastening the disc of skull — newly notched to let the rerouted artery pass through — back into place with tiny mending plates, and closing her scalp with forty staples.
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This kit, which the competition organizers issued to every participating team, included different components, like brackets, extrusions, fastening hardware, hardware adaptors, bearings, wheels of different sizes, gears, pulleys, motors, servos, and sprockets.
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"We all ping each other and say, 'Have you heard of this?' or 'Is there anything new that you developed on this fabric or this fastening or this boning,'" Ms. Fullerton said.
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The departures follow a rocky production start for the company's Model X sport utility vehicle, a technology-heavy crossover that faced problems including parts shortages and quality issues, such as non-fastening doors.
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"Measure twice, cut once, and away we go," he said, adding they would wait until Thursday for the latest forecasts before deciding whether to go ahead with fastening the boards to the windows.
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Technically, the faintly lustrous silk duchesse satin overskirt was still being affixed to her at the instant of communion by a knelt helper fastening a semicircle of hooks and eyes around her waist.
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Somehow, while Claire is setting her all her political goodwill aflame, Doug has wandered into the House Of Representatives to terrify some random aide who made the mistake of fastening both his jacket buttons.
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Because the run is made of a steel mesh, rather than netting attached to a wooden frame, there's no need to replace netting as the fastening on the frame comes off or the wood warps.
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Court records indicate police charged Hassan on Thursday with one count of endangering a child in a situation that could cause harm or death and one count of not fastening a child passenger-restraint system.
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In the hopes of fostering more unicorns like Slack and PlentyofFish and fastening BC's startup scene on the world map, the provincial government set up a $100 million fund for early-stage funding in December 2015.
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I enjoy slipping it on and fastening the sash and—because this, too, has become part of the ritual—wetting and combing my hair so that, unforeseeably, I am more spruce than I've been in years.
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While the current ACU has had a lot of positive feedback, Cummings noted that the likes of shoulder pockets, pen pockets, leg pockets and Velcro swatches for patches require multiple layers of fabric, fastening material and buttons.
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The logo for the G153 summit hosted in Hamburg was a reef knot—a fastening the purpose of which is to pull together a loose bundle, and which gets tighter the more its loose ends are pulled.
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Saturday It was the second intermission of the afternoon, and Susan Gomez-Pizzo, a wardrobe supervisor, was backstage, fastening a cape onto the plush-voiced soprano Eleonora Buratto, who plays Liù, a slave girl who is faithful unto death.
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Ippolito and a few dozen helpers at a time toil in a makeshift assembly line hot-gluing thin strips of Amazon-bought foam to rectangular pieces of plexiglass, then fastening elastic bands to each side with an office stapler.
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He repeats this step on the remainder of the bottom layer of hair, pulling the hair down as he goes in order to set the shape, which he locks in place by fastening a few bobby pins behind the ears.
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"Jim, I know I speak for every person here when I say that I am in awe of your actions and your bravery," Trump said before fastening the medal with its star and blue ribbon around the white-haired veteran's neck.
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"The fall in (bond yield) spreads is a positive sign, but public debt must be reined in," said Andrea Costantini, vice president of Agrati Group, a family-owned maker of fastening systems for the automotive sector based north of Milan.
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Maybe it's fitting that one of the best songs on Culture II is the woozy, Metro Boomin-produced "Emoji a Chain," where the three Migos rap about yanking an image out of their iPhones and fastening it around their necks.
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While candidates tout various approaches to fastening a band-aid to health care's broken leg, the tools are now within our reach to create an entirely new system focused on keeping people healthy, rather than engaging them only when they're ill.
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But in Vienna he developed the much simpler technique that brought him fame: a process to bend rods of solid beechwood, steaming them to make them flexible and then fastening them onto a mold to give them the desired shape.
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Aside from being experienced in the digital economy, Rouven possesses strong ties to the old economy, as he grew up closely connected to his family's business, Dresselhaus GmbH & Co KG, one of the largest providers of screws and fastening parts in Europe.
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Some analysts have questioned Tesla's ability to smoothly and quickly transition to higher-volume production, given the rocky start for its Model X. The technology-heavy sport utility vehicle has faced problems including parts shortages and quality issues, such as non-fastening doors.
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Indicated 1.7 percent higher The group affirmed its 2017 guidance as it reported a 37 percent jump in first-half EBIT, helped by the acqusiition of Rocla Concrete Tie and demand for rail fastening systems for the new Peking–Shenyang line in China.
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" Writing in The New York Times Book Review in 1966, the novelist Irving Wallace called Ms. Ross "the mistress of selective listening and viewing, of capturing the one moment that entirely illumines the scene, of fastening on the one quote that Tells All.
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Minimally embellished and made from technical materials including oilcloth and rubber, the coats are built to last: velcro-fastening cuffs and sealed seams keep out wind and rain, while buttons are affixed with a metal ring to stop them from ever falling off.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said Acacia subsidiary Adjustacam LLC should pay Newegg's fees for advancing a "baseless" argument that webcams the retailer sold infringed a patent on the design of a clip for fastening a webcam to a laptop.
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He has a deep understanding of the digital economy and simultaneously, Rouven possesses strong ties to the old economy as he grew up closely connected to his family's business, Dresselhaus GmbH & Co KG, one of the largest providers of screws and fastening parts in Europe.
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In a second configuration of the passenger bench seat, on the other hand, the seatbelt system includes a second number of seatbelts which are detachably fastened to the fastening rail in second positions which are adapted to the second configuration of the passenger bench seat.
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Otherwise, all you really have to do is place the top unit on top (no fastening required) and slide in the cast iron grate (the company also offers a stainless steel grate, if you prefer)Preheating the Otto Wilde takes all of three minutes.
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A spokesman for Union Pacific, Aaron Hunt, said in an email that lag bolts — a track-fastening system that failed in Mosier, according to the preliminary federal investigation — are being replaced with more secure rail spikes and that the railroad had enhanced its inspection processes.
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Buttons have existed as a way of fastening clothes since thousands of years BC, but over the last few millennia no one's been able to explain the provenance of a rather curious buttoning practice: Why do men's and women's clothing have buttons on opposite sides?
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The 81-year-old Richardson was called "Mister" by employees (in the Deep South, no less), known for his commentary on how women's jeans fit, insistent on fastening the seatbelt for female passengers (hands brushing their breast as he did so) and on and on.
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That's right, Kendall is giving Riri a run for her Manolo Blahnik money in a pair of leather chap leggings that, at certain angles, can be seen going all the way up the side of her leg and fastening to the side of her denim short shorts.
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The cover has two inches of neoprene to protect against bumps and it secures to the bath spout with Velcro fastening I have vivid memories of banging my head onto the bath spout as a kid, and I never want that to happen to my daughter.
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Charging royalties for ideas that are obvious or were concocted so long ago that they are already in the public domain — like making a call by touching numbers on your smartphone screen, or fastening your trousers with a zipper — exact a cost but provide no benefit.
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" Rather than fastening on Ms. Kane's biography, Mr. Venables has allowed her text to suggest something more universal, "a story for humanity," he said, "a story for every person in that we all have dark thoughts, we all have times in our life when we suffer depression.
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While the main purpose of any toe strap is to secure your feet to your pedals, cyclists have long used them for a variety of auxiliary purposes like fastening spare tires to their saddles or using it as a makeshift lock when they&aposre in a pinch.
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Fastening your base layer in place, à la Huntington-Whiteley, will also come in handy when you get inside and need to shed all those layers: Normally, when you've yanked on the wrong garment, you end up stuck in a coat/puffer/cardigan trap of your own doing.
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Pacifica Tahitian Gardenia Roll On Perfume - £12.99 See Details Make disposable cling film or foil wrapped sandwiches a thing of the past with these reusable sandwich wrappers, which are adaptable to different shapes and sizes to ensure easy fastening no matter how weird and wonderful your sandwich (or whatever) may be.
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"Once every fifteen minutes, a prisoner tried to hang himself by tying his sheet around his neck and fastening it through the mesh of the cage wall," James Yee, an Army captain who served as the Muslim chaplain in Guantánamo, recalled in his memoir, "For God and Country," from 2005.
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See, for example, stovepipe pants cropped at the ankle, and narrow double-faced coats left without fastening save for a band just above the waist to hold the sides both together and slightly apart, thus transforming them from a garment you put on top into a garment that framed an outfit.
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Other features are fairly spartan: There's a mesh pocket on the inside for quick-grab personal items, or whatever fits in there, an inner sleeve to fit folders or magazines (or a tablet or e-reader) and a hook and loop fastener area above that if you're into fastening things like your phone in place.
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It focuses so intently on the precise rendering of a garter button fastening a black stocking to the leg of a topless woman, it takes a moment to see she's kneeling in the arms of a loosely painted bronze statue, and another until we notice the carefully nuanced light seeping through slatted windows in the darkened room.
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Airbus, a European aerospace giant, has filed a patent application in America for a "re-configurable passenger bench seat": In a first configuration of the passenger bench seat, the seatbelt system includes a first number of seatbelts which are detachably fastened to the fastening rail in first positions which are adapted to the first configuration of the passenger bench seat.
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For one fluttering instant, he pictured Rosa Hinojosa in police blues with a cap cocked over her eye, a nightstick in one hand and a can of Mace in the other, and then he was pulling his door softly shut and fastening the latch, as if that would save him—but what was he going to do, hide under the bed?
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