In total, around 2650,2000 files were stolen after Clark targeted Microsoft's internal Windows flighting servers.
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"I started pre-flighting the aircraft and found a bullet hole in it," Vahle said.
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"In the future, you will be able to join early flighting programs that will let members of the community play the game with us, and give direct feedback, much like the current Insider flighting program for Halo: The Master Chief Collection," explains Chris Lee, studio head of FPS at 343 Industries.
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It was much like having a hanger bearing in a screw conveyor: there is no flighting on the shaft at that point, so material tends to stop moving and pile up. It is only after solids accumulate in the gap that the downstream flighting catches material. When this happens, material is forced along its way. The result is better dewatering and thus a more consistent press cake.
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Fateh-110 in flight, 2012 In 2002 the first generation of Fateh-110 began test flighting and entered service in 2002, it had a range of 200 km.
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The earliest expeller presses utilized a continuous screw design. The compression screws were much like the screws of a screw conveyor—that is, the helicoid flighting started at one end and ended at the other.
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After the 1900 patent, a major improvement was made with the addition of resistor teeth. Fitted into the gaps where there is no flighting, these teeth increase the agitation within the press, further diminishing co-rotation tendencies.
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Valerius Anderson invented the interrupted screw design and patented it in the year 1900.Twin screw press with interrupted flights - US Patent 6550376 Description Anderson observed that in the continuous flighting arrangement of a compression screw, there are tendencies for slippery materials either to co- rotate with the screw or to pass through with minimal dewatering. He wrote that "brewers' slops, slaughterhouse refuse" and other "soft and mushy" materials dewater poorly in continuous screw presses. His invention consisted of putting interruptions in the flighting of a compression screw.
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The media schedule includes specific detail such as dates, media, position, placement A media schedule is a program or plan that "identifies the media channels used in an advertising campaign, and specifies insertion or broadcast dates, positions, and duration of the messages".Business Dictionary, media schedule Broadly, there are four basic approaches to scheduling:Pickton, D. and Broderick, A., Integrated Marketing Communications, Prentice-Hall,2001. p. 671 Blitzing,continuity, flighting and pulsing are the main schedule patterns : Blitzing: one concentrated burst of intense levels of advertising, normally during the initial period of the planning horizon : Continuity: a pattern of relatively constant levels throughout a given time period or campaign (i.e. a relatively expensive spending pattern) : Flighting: an intermittent pattern of bursts of advertising followed by no advertising (i.e.
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Applying a lateral Magnus force will make the ball move sideways in the air, this is known as drift. The term "flighted delivery" or flighting is often used to describe a delivery that is bowled slightly slower with a higher trajectory. For flight as "loop." This is seen as an aggressive tactic for spin bowlers.
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A post-hole auger An auger is a drilling device, or drill bit, used for making holes in wood or in the ground. It usually includes a rotating helical screw blade called a 'flighting' to act as a screw conveyor to remove the drilled out material. The rotation of the blade causes the material to move out of the hole being drilled.
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To counteract these tendencies it was necessary to build a heavy press, frequently with a costly variable speed drive. In contrast, it was found that the interruptions in the flighting of the Anderson screw would provide cushion within the press. If consistency decreased, compression was still effective. A plug of sufficiently solid material had to build up at each interruption before solids could progress toward the discharge.
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Augers have a helical screw blade around the main drilling axis; this blade, called the "flighting", carries the ice cuttings up from the bottom of the hole.Talalay (2016), p. 27–28. For drilling deeper holes, extensions can be added to the auger, but as the auger gets longer it becomes more difficult to rotate. With a platform such as a stepladder, a longer auger can be rotated from higher off the ground.
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He used "cunning flighting" and "the ability to turn the ball sharply" to be an effective bowler "even on good pitches" and could be "unplayable" on helpful pitches. He bowled a "fierce" top-spinner and although he was able to bowl an effective googly, he used it relatively rarely, having injured himself at school whilst bowling the delivery.Haigh G (2002) Mystery Spinner: The life ad Death of an Extraordinary Cricketer. London: Aurum Press.
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Saggers came in and managed only five in his first Test innings before being stumped after being lured out of his crease by Laker, who was still bowling in an attacking manner and flighting his deliveries, undeterred by the sixes Loxton had hit from him, rather than bowling leg theory. This left Australia at 355/8 ten minutes before tea, with only Johnston and Toshack remaining. Lindwall hit out, scoring 77 in an innings marked by powerful driving and pulling,Pollard (1990), p. 14.
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Swanton, p. 15. Critics considered him expert at flighting the ball; Neville Cardus wrote that "Flight was his secret. Flight and the curving line, now higher, now lower, tempting, inimical; every ball like every other ball, yet somehow unlike; each over in collusion with the others, part of a plot ..." In the early part of his career, his bowling partnership with Hirst, who shared Rhodes's Kirkheaton birthplace, was particularly effective and established a formidable reputation. As time passed, his accuracy increased to the extent that it seemed every ball landed in exactly the same place.
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After the end of the Second World War, he joined the King's Flight, piloting George VI and other members of the Royal Family. Then in 1949-50 he taught at the Empire Flying School and the Royal Air Force College Cranwell. Trubshaw then went to Malaya when he was given permission to leave the RAF (Flight Lieutenant Trubshaw retired from the RAF at his own request on 21 May 1950) to take up a role as test pilot for Vickers Armstrongs, where he remained for 30 years; he succeeded G R 'Jock' Bryce as chief test pilot by 1964, and was director of test flighting from 1966. Trubshaw worked on the development of the Valiant V-bomber, the Vanguard, the VC10, and the BAC One- Eleven, and test flew all of these.
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