He walked on to the Alabama football team as an undersize receiver.
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For much of his career, McKinnie had operated as an undersize power forward.
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At 6 feet 3 inches and 263 pounds, he was an undersize nose tackle.
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At the least, our country won't be in the undersize hands of a crazed narcissist.
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Rubio was an undersize defensive back for the Owls, who competed at the N.A.I.A. level.
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He is an undersize septuagenarian with a New England accent and a New Yorker's impatience.
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Always a defensive ace, Green, an undersize power forward, has continued to work on his offensive game.
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And in the same way, he acknowledged a debt to the undersize men who played before him.
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Tristan Thompson is an undersize power forward who is expected to handle the bulk of the rebounding duties.
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L.S.U. won, 218-2100, over an undersize Tennessee team (22.0-19) playing its third game in three days.
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They described an undersize player with a clean touch and nifty skills, but one who lacked speed and athleticism.
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Murphy said it was necessary for him, as an undersize player, to have a bullish mentality, a surplus of confidence.
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"The non-metallic components were combined with the screen undersize and were further blended and then pulverized," Michaud's report notes.
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Me, I'd take the seven-footer who can twirl like a ballet dancer and hit 30-footers over undersize opponents.
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People still recalled his touchdown-producing blocks as an undersize tackle on the district championship football team at Homer-Center High School.
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He got a job collecting trash and lining off baseball fields, blossoming into a star (if undersize) player himself at his public high school.
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Instead she's telling them: It's me or Trump, and you know you can't put the nuclear codes in his undersize hands, so my offer is … nothing.
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In recent years it has become a tidier, drier place, with rows of oversize awnings and undersize trees — called, after its patron, David H. Koch Plaza.
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Researchers in Brazil, where it was first detected in May, have linked infections in pregnant women to a condition known as microcephaly: infants born with undersize heads.
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But Green, the Golden State Warriors' undersize power forward, admitted there was another explanation that should also have exonerated him on the always thorny charge of intent.
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Without a plan, you are more than likely to wind up at one of the city's many subpar pizza parlors or a Japanese establishment pushing undersize nigiri.
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The hidden truth about this Villanova team, the nation's top offense, is that, despite being slightly undersize, it has quietly formed an energetic and complementary defensive identity.
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United States, finding that the term "tangible object" did not include an undersize fish destroyed to keep a law enforcement agent from gathering evidence of a violation.
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Felder has received encouraging Twitter messages this season from fellow undersize guards like Allen Iverson and the Boston Celtics' Isaiah Thomas, as well as attention from national pundits.
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Just 230-foot-22015 but with the chiseled physique of an undersize N.F.L. cornerback, Cheserek has a stride that, regardless of how fast he is running, makes him appear to float across any distance.
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It feels like it's been forever since we last saw Harry Styles out and about in his oversize half-buttoned tropical tops and undersize skinny jeans with his formerly shoulder-length mop wafting in the breeze.
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In April, the team and other collaborators published a study in the journal Cell showing that this assault by Zika resulted in undersize brain organoids: Damaged progenitor cells created fewer neurons, leading to less brain volume.
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Much as the role of a child has changed in the past century — from undersize workers to creatures to spoil and cherish — so, too, have the animals in our lives come to fulfill a certain need.
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The arena, in Sunrise, was also close to where Gostisbehere grew up, and it was where he became a fan of Pavel Bure, the undersize but speedy Russian forward who played for the Panthers from 1998 to 2002.
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Larry Grantham, an undersize linebacker who as the defensive captain of the Jets helped the team upset the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III, a watershed game in the history of professional football, died on Saturday in Jackson, Miss.
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Or about Davidson in 2008, when it emerged as a No. 10 seed out of the Southern Conference with an undersize star named Stephen Curry and lost by 2 points to the eventual champion, Kansas, in the round of 8.
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I have some very old books and a few first editions; oversize art and coffee-table (Van Eyck, Baldessari, Tom of Finland, Sol Lewitt), undersize (Edward Gorey); a small selection of vintage queer erotica; more poetry than you might expect (Frank O'Hara!).
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On the way to 1,335 regular-season victories (a record), basketball's mad scientist rocked pink fish ties on the sideline, quaffed Bud Lites at news conferences and helped change the way the game is played with "Nellie Ball," a guerrilla-warfare strategy built around speedy, undersize lineups.
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The only crime that would seem to separate him from the other dealers who had long peddled hot bones in the open at the Tucson Gem & Mineral Society, and elsewhere, is sheer audacity — that is, flying too close to the sun on the pathetic, undersize forearms of T. bataar.
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For an SLR, the Pentaprism of all classical Zenits was undersize, with the viewfinder showing about two-thirds of the actual frame-size.
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High percentage of moisture may lead to aggregation of the materials and increase oversize materials which can block the passage of the undersize materials.
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Oversize material from the scrubber and this screen (over 9 mm) is conveyed to two Sandvik cone crushers with a closed size setting of 12–15 mm, before returning onto the scrubber screen. Material between 9 and 4 mm in size reports to the DMS circuit. The undersize material from the scrubber screen (less than 4 mm) is pumped onto a second screen where it is sized at 0.5 mm. The oversize for this screen makes up further DMS feed, and the undersize from this screen (less than 0.5 mm) reports to a large holding tank that stores feed for the gravity circuit.
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Annuloplasty devices usually come in different sizes. The surgeon can estimate the dimensions of the patient’s mitral valve and decide on an appropriate ring size. Depending on the disease etiology, different approaches are taken. Surgeons can decide to "undersize" the device, "truesize" the device, or "oversize" it.
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Using bullets larger than design specifications causes excessive pressures while undersize bullets cause low pressures, insufficient muzzle velocities and fouling that will eventually lead to excessive pressures. Calibers fall into four general categories by size. Small-bore refers to calibers with a diameter of .32 inch or smaller.
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Whitfield was a crayfish trader charged with the unlawful possession of undersized crayfish. He resided in Tasmania, but the fish were purchased in South Australia and shipped to Tasmania. Under South Australian state's law, the fish that he purchased were of a lawful size, but under Tasmanian laws, they were undersize. The Fisheries Act 1959,.
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In April 1809, at the age of 14, Samuel bound himself to Henry for seven years as an apprentice grocer.SM p 106 The hours were long: typically 6am to 9pm or later. Worse, in June 1812 Henry sacked his brother for “want of ability”. Although he did look undersize and understrength, Samuel managed to find work with another grocer.
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Trommel screens have a rotating drum on a shallow angle with screen panels around the diameter of the drum. The feed material always sits at the bottom of the drum and, as the drum rotates, always comes into contact with clean screen. The oversize travels to the end of the drum as it does not pass through the screen, while the undersize passes through the screen into a launder below.
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Two similar grandstands currently exist in Brisbane, one at Bulimba Memorial Park (built 1923), and one at Langlands Park (1937). Overlapping ovals replaced the three undersize ovals. The number one oval was reconstructed with ash, its sightscreens were moved, and the arris fence was removed. Soon after 1968 some practice-bowling cages were installed on the south side of the park between the croquet club and the war memorial.
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Increment in bottom eccentric mass boosts the material turn over on the screen surface, maximizing the quantity of undersize-material penetration. Oversize materials are discharged via tangential outlet. The option to select number of decks enables gyratory equipment to accurately separate materials consisting particles that are very close in size. This advantage is unrivalled and proves to be significant in the powder processing industry where fine materials are involved.
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Toxicants can affect an organism's physiology which may impact its growth, reproduction, and/or development. If an organism does not grow correctly and is undersize or has growth defects, it will be more likely to be eaten by predators. If an organism's reproduction is impaired, it may not directly die, but it will be unable to pass on its genes to the population. The organism will no longer be representative in the population's gene pool.
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A character in Shashi Tharoor's Show Business: A Novel muses "The muhurat of any film, the auspicious moment when the opening shot is canned, is not an event its star is supposed to miss... Muhurats are packed with oversize individuals in undersize clothes, their eyes and thighs gleaming with synthetic sheen... their tendency is to drape refulgent garlands on every available tripod, clapper, or neck. I'm happy to avoid them. In any case, marigolds make me sneeze." A Rediff.
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Retrieved 2014-02-02. Opponents to the policy claim that baiting and culling sharks (particularly the great white shark, which is a federally protected species) to be inhumane, environmentally irresponsible, and ineffective at reducing the incidence of shark attack. Environmental concerns include the bycatch of other marine species, drowning of undersize sharks caught on the hooks and the impact on globally declining shark populations, particularly the great white shark, which is listed on the IUCN Red List as "vulnerable".
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The intent is usually that the feature in question (such as holes not yet drilled, or paint not yet sprayed) will be added at a higher assembly level; or that maintenance workers in the field will choose from a kit of undersize and oversize parts (such as bushings) in order to achieve a certain fit (sliding fit, light press fit, etc.). Sometimes the terms "engineering part number" and "manufacturing part number" are used to differentiate the "normal" or "basic" part number (engineering PN) from the modification-suffixed part number (manufacturing PN).
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These gaps can promote radiation away from the line between the ground planes. Printing identical conductors on both boards ensures the fields are equal in both substrates and the electric field in the gaps due to the two lines cancels out. Usually, one line is made slightly undersize to prevent small misalignments effectively widening the line, and consequently reducing the characteristic impedance. The bilateral suspended stripline has more of the field in the air and almost none in the substrate leading to higher Q, compared to standard suspended stripline.
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Envoy 'Darkie' Hutton - before and after conversion Envoy Richard 'Darkie’ Hutton (1849 - 1921) was a reformed criminal and former member of the Charles Peace gang who spent 23 years in prison before he was converted and became an evangelist and Officer in The Salvation Army. Because he was undersize and swarthy, Hutton was given the nickname ‘Darkie’. Huttton had been a thief from the age of eight when he stole a 1 lb weight from his tobacconist employer and sold it for a penny.Woods, Reginald Brother of the Red Hand – The Story of Darkie Hutton Salvationist Publishing and Supplies, Ltd.
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The feed into the concentrate processing section is made up of fines concentrate (less than 0.5 mm) and DMS concentrate (−9 +0.5 mm), containing mainly of wolframite, cassiterite, iron oxides, and some silicates and arsenic minerals. The DMS concentrate is fed into a regrind ball mill which operates in closed circuit with a 450 micron Derrick sizing screen. The fines concentrate reports onto this Derrick screen directly to avoid over- grinding of the finer portion of this stream. The undersize of the regrind mill sizing screen is pumped via a dewatering cyclone into a conditioning tank.
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EM gauge was founded in the 1950s, originally with gauge track and rolling stock wheelsets based upon the crude and massively out-of-scale products of the contemporary OO model manufacturers. 18mm gauge was still undersize by almost a millimetre. With the limitations of modelling at this time, particularly the width of tyres, the largest gauge that could fit within the outline of a scale model would be 18.5 mm, no larger. This was mostly an issue for steam locomotives, where the popular technique at the time of making connecting and coupling rods from rail required an excessive spacing between wheel faces and the cylinders.
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The missions involved a mix of target ground attack and interception, all undertaken solo and all requiring the player to land safely at home base afterwards. A number of German aircraft will attempt to intervene by attacking the player's aircraft, which can take six hits before being shot down and crashing - though it can be repaired at the home air strip if the player is capable of reaching it. Later missions take part on a much- simplified and undersize map of Western Europe, with the UK as the player's base. For some missions an aircraft carrier is used as the base instead of an airstrip.
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The building's corrugated iron roof has a "U" shaped hipped configuration, which is worthy of note. While giving the perception of symmetry when viewed from the street, this type of roof was often constructed in order to reduce the height of the roof. Builders usually employed the technique where poor quality or undersize timber framing was not readily available, even though the original architects plans may have been for another style of roof. As evidenced by this building, the configuration created a central box gutter (in the valley of the roof) that was prone to flooding, placing increased pressure upon the internal structure of the building.
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The geometry of a hole drilled in metal by a twist drill may not be accurate enough (close enough to a true cylinder of a certain precise diameter) and may not have the required smooth surface finish for certain engineering applications. Although modern twist drills can perform excellently in many cases—usually producing sufficiently accurate holes for most applications—sometimes the stringency of the requirements for the hole's geometry and finish necessitate two operations: a drilling to slightly undersize, followed by reaming with a reamer. The planned difference between the drill diameter and the reamer diameter is called an allowance. (It allows for the removal of a certain small amount of material.) The allowance should be < 0.2 mm (.
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How often the septic tank must be emptied depends on the volume of the tank relative to the input of solids, the amount of indigestible solids, and the ambient temperature (because anaerobic digestion occurs more efficiently at higher temperatures), as well as usage, system characteristics and the requirements of the relevant authority. Some health authorities require tanks to be emptied at prescribed intervals, while others leave it up to the decision of an inspector. Some systems require pumping every few years or sooner, while others may be able to go 10–20 years between pumpings. An older system with an undersize tank that is being used by a large family will require much more frequent pumping than a new system used by only a few people.
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Detail was often sacrificed, and most of the remaining metal parts were replaced with molded plastic. A number of MPC's changes to the product line endure to the present day, the most noticeable being the use of needlepoint axles and trucks made of Delrin, two changes made to reduce friction and allow longer trains. Also starting in 1973, MPC experimented with a line of cars it called "Standard O," which were scaled to 1:48 (most postwar Lionel and MPC production was undersize for O scale). The experiment's failure is generally blamed on MPC's lack of a 1:48 locomotive and caboose to go with the cars; when it was repeated in the 1980s with locomotives of appropriate size, it proved more successful. An internal reorganization after 1973 caused Lionel to become part of General Mills' Fundimensions group.
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