The most visually arresting works on show are two untitled pieces by young sculptor Eloise
Hawser, who frequently uses 3-D printers in her work, relegating the fabrication process to a machine.
In contrast,
Hawser and Douglas (18) reported that isolates of C.
The train's the same, and so, astonishingly, is the Water Chute next door - a contraption somewhere between a giant tin bath and an army landing craft that hurtles down rails into the lake on the end of a thick
hawser. The resulting splash is very gratifying, but I didn't feel the need to repeat it this time out.
Instructions (in English and French) were printed on something called a "tally-board" and, soon, a heavier rope called a "
hawser" was pulled to the wreck.
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Candida albicans biofilms were developed on polystyrene surface of 96-well plates as per standard methodologies (
Hawser and Douglas 1994).
(14.) Young RC,
Hawser DM, Anderson T, Fisher RI, Joffe E, De Vita VT Jr.
Grandparents and children alike can take part in a
hawser tug of war and revive themselves by bobbing for peaches.
The answer is cordage, the general name for thread, string, cord, rope,
hawser, and cable.
screening, which got off to a late start, the co-stars were ready and raring to mingle with guests in the
Hawser Patron Lounge.
A chain that was part of the
hawser - a line connecting the workboat to the dredger - broke, causing the line to snap back and hit the deckhand, the Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) said in a report.