There are no ballots to punch holes in or write on.
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Yes, the automated pianos with the rolls of paper with punch holes in them.
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Why do soft materials seem to become stiffer when you punch holes in them?
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Even a blip in the stock market can punch holes in the state's budget.
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I would regularly scream at other drivers or punch holes in walls out of frustration.
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Use a ballpoint pen to punch holes in the bottom of an aluminum foil pan.
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My boyfriend would get drunk and punch holes in the wall next to my head.
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"It went to where he would punch holes in the walls or throw something," said Cassandra.
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With the toothpick replaced by a metal needle, meanwhile, the devices can even punch holes in soda cans.
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After that players can slap stickers on the outside, color them in, or punch holes in weird places.
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Fontana continued to create ceramics but began to punch holes in them, making empty space the focal point.
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In the end, the defense's ability to punch holes in the prosecution's case proved to be insufficient ammunition.
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Paint the mason jars to your desired specifications and then punch holes in the top of the jar lids.
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Growing up, Hannah and her two younger brothers saw their father snort pills and punch holes in the walls.
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DeConnick leaned into Danvers's stubborn and unapologetic love for adventure and exploration — Danvers wanted to punch holes in the sky.
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Users can punch holes in Facebook by leaving, both depriving it of ad revenue and reducing its network effect for others.
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It could, like Black Panther punch holes in the industry's ideas about who sees movies and which stories are worth investing in.
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Outside health policy and legal experts were quickly able to punch holes in the bill's provision, no matter what its authors said.
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Obama has used executive orders to improve relations and punch holes in the U.S. trade embargo, which can only be lifted by Congress.
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Obama has used his executive powers to improve relations and punch holes in the U.S. trade embargo, which can only be lifted by Congress.
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Latrotoxin pokes holes in cell membranes, and WO probably uses latrotoxin to punch holes in its targets to make it easier to get out.
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From a small desk in his second-floor study, Mr. Ghosh dictates letter after letter obsessively trying to punch holes in Ms. Banerjee's narrative.
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Outside the school building, police could roll up these water cannons and quickly punch holes in the walls of every classroom providing large escape holes.
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Valve's legendary, mind-bending puzzler Portal lets you punch holes in solid surfaces, creating physics-defying tunnels through which you can send objects (and yourself).
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Outside the school building, police could roll up these water cannons and quickly punch holes in the walls of every classroom providing large escape holes.
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She's a slippery subject; but her impulse to punch holes in confining walls of all kinds was emphatic and deep-seated, and is more than welcome right now.
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We punch holes in some place on the other side of the world and the war hawks — many beholden to the military-industrial complex — squawk and parade about with chests swollen.
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This can cause fires (like say, a flaming fabric pouch), sparks can punch holes in the lining of the microwave, and it can blow the magnetron that makes the microwave oven do its thing.
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He did so during one of his fits of rage, episodes during which he would get so angry he would punch holes in the apartment walls that Ms. Gratereaux covered with her daughter's drawings.
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Back then, voters had to punch holes in their ballots, but in some cases the machines didn't punch all the way through, leaving "hanging chads" that resulted in votes not being counted, Rosenberg said.
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Here's the political angle: Apple is accusing the Justice Department of trying to do an end-run around Congress to get what it wants — namely to force technology companies like Apple to punch holes in their encryption.
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But there's reason to believe that the Corps should be ready to welcome new members who are being introduced to Carol for the first time — and perhaps find itself ready to punch holes in the sky once again.
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In addition to undermining the homogeneity and repetitiveness that characterizes so much neo-modernist architecture, Matta-Clark's provocations punch holes in the postmodern city's monoculture, helping us to think about what is proper(ty) and what is improper.
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No matter what you say, they're going to find a way to punch holes in it until you are down on your knees, begging not to be Facebook-shamed and sharing EverydayFeminism posts to prove your moral worth.
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Anyone who tries to punch holes in that unity with petty arguments that don't help working Americans make ends meet, pay their rent or mortgage or send their kids to college or trade school, is not fighting for progressive ideals.
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But there's also no doubt that many people are happy to spend exorbitant amounts of money perfecting their TV setups, and this could potentially be cheaper than paying a contractor to punch holes in your wall to hide the horrors of wires.
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But for people who are concerned about the Man taking away their assault rifles, Fox has an alternative solution for keeping kids safe at school: Why don't we use weaponized water coolers to punch holes in walls and evacuate the children during active shooter situations?
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" While incarcerated in a Massachusetts jail, Joe found a way to tackle the challenge: "Minis were made by using a chapstick tube to punch holes in flip flops, and use the circular punched out bits that we would mark for our characters or monsters.
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One of those men is now letting Rico Verhoeven punch holes in his brain in kickboxing and fighting on the regional circuit for pennies, but Silva never got past the four minute mark in his two fights with Velasquez and was never that talented to begin with.
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The normalization of relations between the old Cold War foes has included restoration of diplomatic relations, Obama's historic trip to Cuba, the signing of 18 cooperation agreements and the use of executive orders to punch holes in the embargo, which can be lifted only by the U.S. Congress, now controlled by Republicans.
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Numbers are expected to rise even more sharply this year with the start of as many as 110 commercial flights a day from the United States, one of dozens of moves the U.S. administration has made to punch holes in the trade embargo as part of a broader normalization of relations with Cuba since Obama and Raul Castro declared detente on Dec.
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Ray is now (a) plagued by amnesia and dim memories that may or may not have been implanted; (b) powered by microscopic "nanites" that have been injected into his bloodstream, giving him the power to heal grievous injuries like magic, punch holes in concrete pillars and conduct Internet searches without opening Google Chrome; and (c) programmed to be a killing machine.
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They needed to punch holes in the side or roofs of the homes and fight hand to hand inside the structures. Mexicans called the Texas soldiers the Diabólicos Tejanos (the Devil Texans).Rip Ford's Texas Memoirs, Stephen Oates, University of Texas Press, 1963.
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"Digital Weapons Help Dissidents Punch Holes in China's Great Firewall". Wired, 1 November 2010. Falun Gong Practitioners outside China have filed dozens of lawsuits against Jiang Zemin, Luo Gan, Bo Xilai, and other Chinese officials alleging genocide and crimes against humanity.Human Rights Law Foundation, Direct Litigation.
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Beiser, Vince. "Digital Weapons Help Dissidents Punch Holes in China's Great Firewall," Wired, November 1, 2010. Their software tools, such as Freegate and GPass, have since become a popular means of evading government controls of the internet in several other countries.Eli Lake, Hacking the Regime: How the Falun Gong empowered the Iranian uprising.
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Vitruvius, who flourished during Augustus' time, writes that the Romans knew very well of the dangers. Nevertheless, recent research supports the idea that the lead found in the water came from the supply pipes, rather than another source of contamination. It was not unknown for locals to punch holes in the pipes to draw water off, increasing the number of people exposed to the lead.
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Todd pretends to get a phone call from his P.I. telling him where Heather is, and he and Téa leave to go find her. When they get there, however, they find John there with Port Charles Commissioner Anna Devane. Téa listens as John and Anna punch holes in Todd's story, but is too worried about "her baby". Anna gets a phone call that Heather is at General Hospital, holding the baby hostage on the roof.
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Because the Branch Davidians were heavily armed, the FBI Hostage Rescue Team's arms included .50 caliber (12.7 mm) rifles and armored Combat Engineering Vehicles (CEV). The CEVs used explosives to punch holes in the walls of buildings of the compound so they could pump in CS gas ("tear gas") and try to force the Branch Davidians out without harming them. The stated plan called for increasing amounts of gas to be pumped in over two days to increase pressure.
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Egg repair is the process of repairing the eggshell of a live egg, particularly for live birds as eggs may be damaged by parent birds with sharp claws that can punch holes in a fertilized egg. Eggs are repaired by gluing a piece of another egg of the same shape over the top. Cracked eggs can be repaired by applying white glue. Broken or cracked eggs are likely to be infected by bacteria, followed by death of the embryo.
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It is frequently used to punch holes in sheet metal in one operation, rather than by cutting the hole or drilling. A screw press is often used in hand book binding to help keep the covers of the book flat and parallel to the text block while the glue is drying. If used as a punch, the tool itself consists of a punch and a matching die, into which it very closely fits. Both are usually precision machined and then hardened.
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Also, males with song A have shorter bills than B males. This is also a clear difference. With these beaks males are able to feed differently on their favourite cactus, the prickly pear Opuntia. Those with long beaks are able to punch holes in the cactus fruit and eat the fleshy aril pulp which surrounds the seeds, whereas those with shorter beaks tear apart the cactus base and eat the pulp and any insect larvae and pupae (both groups eat flowers and buds).
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"Digital Weapons Help Dissidents Punch Holes in China's Great Firewall ," Wired, 1 November 2010. Falun Gong practitioners outside China have filed dozens of lawsuits against Jiang Zemin, Luo Gan, Bo Xilai, and other Chinese officials alleging genocide and crimes against humanity.Human Rights Law Foundation, Direct Litigation . Retrieved 19 March 2011 According to International Advocates for Justice, Falun Gong has filed the largest number of human rights lawsuits in the 21st century and the charges are among the most severe international crimes defined by international criminal laws.
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Transverse counterpunches may also be incorporated in the forming die in order to form protrusions with small diameter/length ratio. Transverse counter punches may also be used to punch holes in the work piece at the end of the forming process. Designing the process has in the past been a challenging task, since initial analytical modeling is possible only for limited cases. Advances in FEA and FEM in recent years has enabled hydroform processes to be more widely engineered for varieties of parts and materials.
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In this era, secondary weapons were also expected to engage capital ships. Heavily-armoured areas of battleships would not be vulnerable to 6-inch fire, but there were large areas that could not be heavily protected. These lightly armoured and unarmoured areas would be "riddled" at the expected ranges of perhaps 3000 yards. This would knock out the enemy's secondary armament, punch holes in the lightly armoured bow and stern, perhaps knock down funnels and spotting tops, and destroy the bridge and command positions.
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The binder clip was invented in 1910 by Washington, D.C. resident Louis E. Baltzley, who ultimately was granted for his invention. At that time, the method of binding sheets of paper together was to punch holes in them and sew them together, making it tedious to remove a single sheet of paper. Louis Baltzley invented the binder clip to help his father, Edwin Baltzley, a writer and inventor, hold his manuscripts together easily. While the original design has since been changed five times, the basic mechanism has remained the same.
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When Mary Leigh took over as Headmistress in 1936 the school had 82 pupils. Some classes had to walk up the hill to the Methodist hall to be taught. There was terrible poverty during this time, and she managed to obtain some boots for the children who had none, but she had to punch holes in the uppers, so that the parents would not sell them off to buy food. By the time she left in 1947 the school had 300 pupils, and Compton School was one of the best in Plymouth.
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This particular machine stands over 6 ft (1.8 m) tall and can shear, notch, and punch precision holes in plate steel up to 5/8 in (15 mm) thick. Ironworker is a class of machines that can shear, notch, and punch holes in steel plate. The name is now used to refer to the whole class of machines (made by at least a dozen brands, such as Scotchman, Piranha, GEKA, Edwards, Pedinghaus, Precise Power etc.). If there ever was a brand name, it has now become a genericized trademark.
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He wrote himself a note to punch holes in the bag and use string running under the bag. He created the first shopping bag by starting with an ordinary paper sack, punched holes near the top and bottom, then reinforcing the bottom with string and running the string through holes in the side of the bag and over the top to create handles. He and his wife Lydia made several bags the first morning and ran to their store to test them. They discovered that they could put over 20 pounds of canned goods in the bags and easily carry this.
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There are two types of lawn aerators: #spike aerators use wedge shaped solid spikes to punch holes in the soil #core aerators have hollow tines that pull out plugs (or "cores") from soil Curved spike aerator Core/plug aerator vs. spike aerator A spike aerator creates holes in the ground by pushing the soil sideways as wedge-shaped spikes penetrate the soil. Since there is no soil removed from the ground, watering will cause the compacted soil around the holes to expand and close. A core/plug aerator removes soil from the ground and leaves the core on the turf.
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With these beaks, males are able to feed differently on their favourite cactus, the prickly pear Opuntia. Those with long beaks are able to punch holes in the cactus fruit and eat the fleshy aril pulp, which surrounds the seeds, whereas those with shorter beaks tear apart the cactus base and eat the pulp and any insect larvae and pupae (both groups eat flowers and buds). This dimorphism clearly maximises their feeding opportunities during the non-breeding season when food is scarce. If the population is panmixic, then Geospiza conirostris exhibits a balanced genetic polymorphism and not, as originally supposed, a case of nascent sympatric speciation.
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While other artists employed to develop vehicle camouflage for the war used Modernist techniques to alter color perception, as academic artists, Thayer and the Brushes were said to be inspired by instances of camouflage in nature. Different variations on their proposed designs included giving planes light-colored underbellies and using counter-illumination to render the plane as bright as the sky and thereby, seeming to appear transparent. Exploring counter-illumination techniques, George used varnished silk to dress the plane, but it was not durable enough. Mary Taylor decided to punch holes in parts of the (linen) wings in her designs, pairing this with light bulbs in different parts of the fuselage to scatter light around the plane.
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To keep costs low, they made their own tap to punch holes in the B5 animation paper used in the production. The work was carried out in an empty room of Okada's house where their business was also operated. While other people were present, the work was shared and Anno, Akai and Yamaga worked full-time on the production, the direction was not professional, but Takeada attributed Okada as the producer, with Yamaga directing, Akai doing character animation and Anno as the mecha animator. Takeada also said other individuals were involved and were used to trace cels or paint cels as needed, but still credits Yamaga, Akai and Anno with the production itself.
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Notable film director Rohan Khurana (Rahul Bhat) is arrested and convicted by a sessions court after assistant costume designer Anjali Dangle (Meera Chopra) accuses him of rape. In the High Court, senior and talented criminal barrister Tarun Saluja (Akshaye Khanna) works hard to punch holes in the accuser’s claims, while Hiral Gandhi (Richa Chadda), a utopian and fervent lawyer fighting her first big case, who was once Saluja's trainee, serve as the prosecutor and defence barrister of the claimed victim. Insisting that it is a case of an affair gone sour, Tarun Saluja points out that the law does not regard consensual physical relations as rape. Hiral Gandhi refuses to call it anything but rape, demanding justice to be served.
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By sidestepping Monschau to seize the area of poor roads, forested hills, and upland moors of the Hohe Venn, LXVII's divisions would block the main roads leading into the breakthrough area from the north and west. Simultaneously, I SS Panzer Corps to the south would use its three infantry divisions to punch holes in the American line and swing northwest to join the left flank of LXVII Corps. Together, the infantry divisions would form a solid shoulder, behind which the tanks of I and II SS Panzer Corps would advance along 6th Panzer Army's routes leading west and northwest. To maximize the speed of the operation, and to avoid potential bottlenecks and logistical confusion, the two armored divisions of 1st SS Panzer Corps were assigned separate routes west.
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Iron pipe fittings were affixed to the freon 22 tank, which provided the pressure that powered the gun. Small water valves were used to fill the tank, and to supply pressure to an O-ring spool valve. When the gun was not in the fire position, the O-ring separated the pressure source from the magazine hose; however, when the radio control unit was activated the servo moved the spool valve into position, allowing freon to flow from the pressurized tank to the magazine hose. As the magazine was pressurized, BBs flowed into the restrictor tube until the pressure built high enough to force the BBs through the restrictor and out of the barrel. The exit velocity of the BBs was high enough to punch holes in the model ship’s 1/32 inch balsa wood skin. However, this linear magazine and barrel assembly was too bulky to be fit to a small model ship’s gun turret.
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