Yet Turkey has emerged unscathed from similar tight spots in the past.
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It's clever, and it makes connections in tight spots so much easier.
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History is replete with examples of us humans getting out of tight spots.
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The governing class is adept at extricating the Italian state from tight spots.
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He was also nicknamed Houdini because of his knack for wriggling out of tight spots.
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It's small enough to slide around furniture and get in tight spots like you might have in your bathroom.
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Don't think those behind the camera are safe, either, especially when you're dealing with tight spots and sticky situations.
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Tesla's summoning technology was originally intended to help cars both park in and get off out of tight spots.
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But the man known to his adoring Likud Party supporters as "the magician" has wriggled out of tight spots before.
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It can also make itself very skinny to ride through tight spots and can even flip itself over if it falls.
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Unlike airplanes, whirlybirds can take off and land almost anywhere, making them just the thing for tight spots and urban areas.
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Marner has been surprising observers with his open-ice skills, but he needs to improve in the tight spots down low.
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Binding is awful — it's hot, it chafes, it can make you break out and bleed in tight spots, and it's not comfortable.
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Our top pick: Eufy's BoostIQ RoboVac 11S is a super thin robot vacuum that fits easily under furniture and in tight spots.
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Also, check out our guide to the best string trimmers to get into any edges or tight spots your mower may miss.
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These are just relatively young and healthy people with phones, and relatively young and healthy people with phones get into tight spots, too.
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Gonzalez allowed at least one hit in four of his first five innings but pitched out of tight spots in the first and fifth.
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A new kind of drone has been designed to fold up its arms and squeeze into tight spots, potentially to scout around on rescue missions.
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This space-saving toilet paper stocker holds 12 rolls at once, fits into tight spots, and doubles as a shelf for extra storage or decor.
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The smaller Transall transporters, which date back to the 1960s, are able to land in tight spots on rough terrain, but will be retired in 2021.
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If you need to clean under coffee tables, chairs, and other furniture, this cleaner's low-profile design makes it easy to maneuver even under tight spots.
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It currently lets Model S and Model X drivers park their car in tight spots and get it to move short distances remotely using the Tesla app.
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MARIO DRAGHI has shown a remarkable ability to find a way out of tight spots since he became boss of the European Central Bank (ECB) in 2011.
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These classic wooden end tables will match almost any decor style and are slim enough to fit in tight spots while still leaving some room to walk.
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Elle uses her wits to break into tight spots, like the headquarters of the shady security firm hunting her down for involving herself in the triple homicide.
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These cameras can fit into tight spots or even be attached to a drone for spotting trouble with or measuring the temperature of things like rooftop HVAC systems.
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I'll leave the contents of the flight itself to spoiler territory, but it involved the traditional flying in tight spots, asteroids, shooting down TIE Fighters and entering hyperspace.
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It's got a nice fat kicktail to help with pivoting it around in tight spots, or to let you lift those front wheels over a crack in the sidewalk.
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After dinner, the family starts a big game of sardines, putting them in literal tight spots with one another, which means a lot of uncomfortable conversations in uncomfortable places.
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Resident Evil 7 features the "molded," gloopy black humanoids that are all teeth and claws, slow of speed but capable of overwhelming the forever-under-powered Ethan in tight spots.
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This so-called coaxial arrangement has long been employed by some Russian helicopters because it makes the tail rotor redundant, which is useful when flying in and out of tight spots.
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Hopefully Bieber didn't have to back the car into any tight spots or up any steep hills ... and we certainly hope this Lambo gets treated more kindly than his last one.
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With a 14-inch blade, this mower is meant for yards that are a quarter-acre or smaller, and the 16-inch deck makes it easy to get into tight spots.
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Low-cost, durable, and small enough to fit into caves, lava tubes, icy crevasses, and other tight spots, PUFFERs have the potential to explore hazardous areas where other explorers dare not roll.
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"With rucksacks and all the necessary combat equipment, like Kevlar flak and weaponry, "you can't climb as well," he said, explaining that "you can't get your body into tight spots as well.
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Initially designed to squeeze into tight spots for search and rescue missions and infrastructure inspections, the lab's snake robot has given rise to an army of different projects, and at least one Pittsburgh-area startup.
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The coach will hope Luongo can share the scoring burden for a team that lacks top-shelf strikers and still calls on 38-year-old veteran Tim Cahill to help get out of tight spots.
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Summon, part of Tesla's driver-assist Self-Pilot system, currently allows Model S drivers to park their cars from outside the vehicle in tight spots or to move the cars short distances to shift parking spot.
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"I trust that EU decision makers will find a person for the job who will be able to manage it even through tight spots which will also come," Rehn was quoted as saying by Finland's Helsingin Sanomat newspaper.
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In addition to full-size brooms, Berea's students make a range of items including fireplace brooms, cobwebbers (for those high and hard to reach corners) and whisk brooms (for tight spots, to brush off upholstery or countertops, or to delint clothing).
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The vine robot, developed by researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara and Stanford University, is able to extend itself up to 72 metres and wiggle through tight spots (including inside the human body) by pumping itself up with air from within and unfurling.
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In its review, the Wirecutter says the stick does not compare to the amount of pressure you can get from one of the on-the-floor rollers, but it supplements these options well, is much more portable, and can really get into tight spots.
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Many of our finest novels are about white male asshole protagonists, and most of the great films of the 1970s — often thought of as the single best decade for American moviemaking — are about troubled white men in tight spots, who fight their way out of those spots.
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The system features a quartet of modes designed for different data collecting scenarios, including Spotlight, in which the camera locks onto a subject as the drone moves; the circling Point of Interesting; Tripod, which is designed to navigate tight spots and ActiveTrack for following moving objects.
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One is a fiery genie thing who can spit flames all over the place; one a shadow that can save Ali from tight spots; one a plant that munches through iron bars; and finally there's a fairy who shoots bubbles at enemies and can heal Ali when he's taken a beating.
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When we started using our closer in tight spots as early as the fifth inning — instead of the ninth, as every other team does — we kept our message as simple as could be: The game is on the line, so let's take the bad pitcher out and put the good one in.
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Unless one of us gets the opportunity to sit down with writer/director Elizabeth Banks and ask her these tough questions, it certainly appears as if all these Angels have a skill set that includes kicking, punching, getting out of tight spots, and using their street and book smarts to stop bad guys.
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Meanwhile, Beresford and Silveira were manoeuvring to block Soult's escape route in that direction. After escaping from several tight spots, Soult slipped away over the mountains to Orense in Spain. During the retreat, Soult's corps lost 4,500 men, its military chest and all 58 guns and baggage.
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Ginger Jones- Charley's best pal on the Somme in 1916. Never a natural-born soldier and always the first to complain, Ginger makes up for his lack of enthusiasm with his sense of humour and cunning. Despite himself, he survives numerous tight-spots alongside Charley in 1916. Lieutenant Thomas- Charley's first platoon commander and easily the best officer he serves under during the war.
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In 1980, Doubleday published her novel, What Only a Mother Can Tell You About Having a Baby. In 1982, Doubleday published her book, Between the Lines: Searching for the Space Between Feminism and Femininity and Other Tight Spots. Both books were well-received with a write-up in TIME Magazine for the former and a series of excerpts published in The Milwaukee Journal from the latter.
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Originating in the Filmation cartoon, Icer is Skeletor's northern agent who can freeze someone and dissolve into water to get under tight spots. His only cartoon appearance involved him raiding an arctic base to steal an invention that was guarded there. Icer does not like heat. Icer did not have a toy made of him until the collector-centric Masters of the Universe Classics series.
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The late 60s to his death saw the twilight of Bunning's planning career. Bunning became a highly sought after planning figure as both state governments and private developers became resolved for Bunning to act as an independent adviser on major planning issues. This according to Freestone led to the phrase "Send for Bunning'…. as he became a kind of 'ombudsman extraordinary' helping the government 'out of tight spots".
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Rymy-Eetu was named after his strength and virility, although he was never much of a troublemaker. Sometimes he even seems to control the forces of nature. Sometimes his boisterous character gets him into trouble, but even in tight spots he always manages to keep smoking his pipe. Rymy-Eetu's frequent antagonist is his cousin Kalle Kuikkaneva, a short man wearing eyeglasses, who sometimes wins over Rymy-Eetu because of his cleverness.
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Douglas Pass, elevation , is a mountain pass in Colorado traversed by State Highway 139. It is not an especially high summit relative to other Colorado passes, and the road, though reasonably steep on the south side (7%), has no tight spots and only a few switchbacks. The summit gives an unusual view of the northeast face of the LaSal Mountains (twelve peaks over 12,000 feet) at 95 air miles away in Utah. The remainder of the drive is basically in valleys following creeks.
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Toriyama said that thinking only about the story for each chapter put him in some tight spots, particularly with Trunks' time travel. The only thing he has confidence in is his ability to connect a story back to an earlier aspect, making it seem to have been foreshadowing. The author used suggestions in fan mail he received, though generally doing the opposite of what was suggested. As an example, many fans told him not to kill Vegeta, which is exactly what he did.
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Copperhead's contortionist skills allow him to fit himself into incredibly small spaces (such as chimneys). He originally wore a snake-themed costume. The suit was a weave of metallic and elastic fibers and covered vulnerable points (such as the chest) with Kevlar, making it bulletproof and impenetrable to almost any cutting edged weapon. The costume had been treated with a highly slippery water- and heat-proof silicon gel, allowing Copperhead to slide along any surface and slip out of tight spots.
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A carpenter using a brace In most modern braces, immediately behind the chuck is a three position gear release which allows ratcheting of the handle when in tight spots. Turning the gear release from the center position allows ratcheting the brace in the direction needed. Turning the gear release fully clockwise lets it remove wood in a clockwise direction with the ratchet action going counter-clockwise. Placing the gear release fully counter-clockwise then allows turning the brace and bit in a counter-clockwise direction, usually to remove the drill bit from the hole.
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It is named for Muddy Creek, a tributary of the Colorado that descends southward from the pass to join the Colorado at Kremmling. The pass is one of the lower crossings of the continental divide in Colorado, in a gap between the Park Range to the north and the Rabbit Ears Range to the east. It is rarely closed in winter and has a mild approach on both sides, with no switchbacks or tight spots. It provides the route of U.S. Highway 40 between Kremmling and Steamboat Springs.
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Stone accepted the challenge, and several collaborative proposals were submitted to NASA. It wasn't until 2003 that NASA would finally fund DEPTHX as a three-year, $5 million project. The vehicle underwent several different design concepts over the next couple of years as engineers at Stone Aerospace explored various options. Initial designs focused on a less ellipsoidal design, however these designs were abandoned due to concerns that such a shape would be difficult to maneuver out of the potentially tight spots it might encounter during the exploration of unknown territory.
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Marcis never really stuck a fender in any tight spots, and while his consistency could get nice points finishes, it led to less wins and less fun. However, Dave Marcis was an intelligent racer who know that having two cars battling close to each other was a death sentence during the late-1970s, especially when a driver is driving the second car on the totem pole. In his third career start, Dale Earnhardt reached a career best finish to that point of his very young career in a 19th-place finish. Chevrolet vehicles managed to fill out the majority of the racing grid.
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In trying to solve the simple problems of various little kids he encounters (such as, say, a lost pencil or a missing sock), Captain Flamingo often gets into tight spots. He has, in various episodes, gotten trapped in a bubble with a full bladder, gone underwater to battle an eel, and has gotten trapped in a deadly matrix of bouncing superballs. Despite this, he never gives up and meets every failure or setback with a new attempt. He eventually gets out of these situations by using his "Bird Brain"; this can be his own instincts, but it usually is Lizbeth.
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" However, Mark Medina (N-Sider) called the learning curve "perfectly spot on": "Any falling off the platforms feels entirely your fault and at the same time, you always get the sense that you're just that little bit closer to that elusive goal." Edge and Jason Nuyens and Will Stevenson (N-Sider) agreed with this sentiment, with the latter two emphasizing the addictive quality of the gameplay. On a technical note, Four-Eyed Dragon (GamePro) faulted the camera system, which "can get out of position, making it hard to maneuver in tight spots." Steven L. Kent (The Japan Times) described the game as "a test of nerve" requiring "advanced eye–hand coordination.
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Slumgullion Pass (elevation ) is a mountain pass in southwestern Colorado traversed by State Highway 149 east of Lake City. The north side has the steepest grade of any continuously paved road in Colorado (9%), but the pass does not close often in winter because snowplows clear the route regularly during this season. It has a few switchbacks and tight spots, but other than that, most travelers will find it an easy, scenic route. Technically speaking, the current highway does not traverse the true Slumgullion Pass, which lies just off the highway on the ridge between Cebolla Creek and the Lake Fork of the Gunnison River, at an elevation of about .
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She then became an active member of the small rebellions against OZ and one of the Gundam pilots' strongest allies, helping them in tight spots and recovering both the Wing Gundam and the Gundam Heavyarms at different points in the conflict. After the war's end, Sally signed on with the Preventers, using the codename "Water", and invited Wufei to join their ranks after the Mariemaia Rebellion ended. In the prologue to the novel Frozen Teardrop we meet her daughter Kathy Po. Sally Po was voiced by Yumi Tōma in Japanese and both Moneca Stori (episodes 3-12) and then Samantha Ferris (episodes 20-49 and Endless Waltz) in English. ; [EZ, W] : The head of the Alliance's space forces, Septem was a harsh man by all accounts.
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While still young, Kuroda was put under the auspices of Oda Nobunaga and later served under Toyotomi Hideyoshi. In 1592 and again in 1597 he shared command of the vanguard invasion troops in Korea with Konishi Yukinaga and Katō Kiyomasa. Although he had helped Konishi out of some military tight spots in Korea and was—like Konishi—a Christian, Kuroda supported Tokugawa Ieyasu during the fighting at Sekigahara, and for his efforts was enfieffed at Chikuzen becoming Lord of Fukuoka Castle. Both Kuroda Nagamasa and his father Josui were well known for their regard for the advice of others, and Nagamasa even set aside one night a month when he would sit with a number of his trusted retainers and allow all to talk freely with the mutual promise that none would become angry over what was said, or gossip about it later.
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Square nuts, as well as bolt heads, were the first shape made and used to be the most common largely because they were much easier to manufacture, especially by hand. While rare today due to the reasons stated below for the preference of hexagonal nuts, they are occasionally used in some situations when a maximum amount of torque and grip is needed for a given size: the greater length of each side allows a spanner to be applied with a larger surface area and more leverage at the nut. The most common shape today is hexagonal, for similar reasons as the bolt head: six sides give a good granularity of angles for a tool to approach from (good in tight spots), but more (and smaller) corners would be vulnerable to being rounded off. It takes only one sixth of a rotation to obtain the next side of the hexagon and grip is optimal.
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Care should also be taken when stropping so that the thin blade will not be overly stressed, since it cannot withstand abuse as well as lower grades. Flat ground razors are very stable and as such they can handle tough shaving jobs since they do not easily deform under pressure and they can take rough handling such as heavy stropping and honing. Although a wider blade is not as manoeuvreable as a narrower one, especially in tight spots, it is better to purchase a wider blade, since honing eventually reduces the width of the blade with use, a fact that can shorten the life of a straight razor with a narrow blade. On the other hand, the width of the blade is proportional to the blade distortion that can occur due to temperature fluctuations; this can lead to more frequent stropping and honing, because blade deformation due to thermal stress can lead to loss of cutting edge sharpness.
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Usually first published in cheaply printed dime novels, most such stories were written to appeal to young boys. The Edisonade formula was an outgrowth of the fascination with engineering and technology that arose near the end of the 1800s, and a derivative of the existing Robinsonade formula. Clute defines the word in his book: > As used here the term "edisonade"—derived from Thomas Alva Edison > (1847–1931) in the same way that "Robinsonade" is derived from Robinson > Crusoe—can be understood to describe any story which features a young US > male inventor hero who uses his ingenuity to extricate himself from tight > spots and who, by so doing, saves himself from foreign oppressors. and he defines it again in a column referring to "The Plutonian Terror" by Jack Williamson written in 1933: > It is an Edisonade, a paradigm kind of science fiction in which a brave > young inventor creates a tool or a weapon (or both) that enables him to save > the girl and his nation (America) and the world from some menace, whether it > be foreigners or evil scientists or aliens; and gets the girl; and gets > rich.
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