Ahmed, whose full name cannot be used according rules set down by the Bosnian Army 2nd Corps, and his team work through the muddy sod with long metal probes or sometimes only with army knives.
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In Galtuer, where at least 28 people were killed in Europe's worst avalanche this year, scores of rescuers used long metal probes to search for at least three people still believed buried beneath tons of snow.
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The fibers still cling to the surface, in Leibler and Gay's model, thanks to a second population of bubbles _ the ones that form in the tiny valleys on the surface of the metal probe, which isn't smooth either.
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Simon Sherwood, a researcher on sleep paralysis in England, said that in one case study he gathered, a regular sufferer of sleep paralysis watched an alien film and then had a hallucination of " little blue aliens " inserting a metal probe into his forehead.
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The digital thermometers come in both the " instant read " variety, involving a metal probe meant to be used for a quick temperature check but not left in the oven, and another type that allows the probe to be left in the bird while it cooks.
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To assure the accuracy of your instant-read thermometer, hold it in boiling water and adjust the needle by turning the nut where the metal probe meets the temperature head . ( Use pliers . ) At sea level water boils at 212 degrees, however, in Grand Junction, Colo ., waters boils at about 203 degrees.
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Initially, the impetus behind this recognition and the subsequent development of solutions was the emergence of new semiconductor chip packages such as the ball grid array ( BGA ) which placed the device s pins beneath the silicon die, making them inaccessible to physical contact with an instrument s or a test system s metal probes.
