When taken to the extreme, a single cylinder is used as the longitudinal stiffener, and the backplate is reduced to a skeletal frame at the level of the waist belt, which stabilizes the cylinder against rolling on the diver's back.
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Nuclear weapons, he added, " may be good for our egos . . . but these are too much a burden to place upon the frail, tired, and doubled-up skeletal frames of the poor in South Asia ."
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According to an account by Olly Beck, Sweet Toof looked at himself in a looking glass " in crisis after a messy break-up ", with the enlarged and distorted imagery of the " crescents of teeth ", the " visible part of our skeletal frame " as a reminder of mortality.
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As Nadine Lockwood deteriorated from malnutrition over the last few months with sunken cheeks, protruding ribs, patches of hair falling out and limbs withering to skeletal frames, Carla Lockwood told the authorities, she kept the child in a crib in a locked bedroom and watched her weaken to a point where she could no longer stand or even sit up.
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According to a review in " Aquarium Drunkard, " " Moon of the Daylit Sky ", the album's opening track, " is perfectly sparse, but there's a bit of old-fashioned magic as some brushed drums, mandolin, and Embry's tinkling of the ivory fill out the song's skeletal frame.
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In the latest case, as Nadine Lockwood deteriorated from malnutrition over the last few months with sunken cheeks, protruding ribs, patches of hair falling out and limbs withering to skeletal frames, the mother, Carla Lockwood, told authorities that she kept the child in a crib in a locked room and watched her weaken to a point where she could no longer stand or even sit up.
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The term " skyscraper " was first applied to buildings of steel framed construction of at least 10 Jayne Building ( 1849 50 ) as a proto-skyscraper, or to New York's seven-floor Equitable Life Building ( New York City ), built in 1870, for its innovative use of a kind of skeletal frame, but such designation depends largely on what factors are chosen.
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Minneapolis architect Leroy Buffington patented the concept of the skeletal-frame tall building in 1888, and proposed " a 28-story'stratosphere-scraper' a notion mocked by the architectural press of the time as impractical and ludicrous . " His proposal nonetheless attracted the attention of the national architectural and building communities to the possibilities of iron skeletal framing, " which in primitive form had been around for decades ."
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Each of these chords contained four notes of the twelve-note row upon which the work is based . " When spelled out horizontally, " they supplied him " with various versions of a more lyrical discourse . " This " skeletal frame of the row, " he told Diamond and Chavez, was the " primary meaning " and as such denoted the area which would be explored in the course of the piece . " The subsequent treatment, " he explained, " seeks out other implications connotations that come in a flash or connotations that the composer himself may gradually uncover . " From there, the listener was " free to discover his or her own connotative meanings, including perhaps some not suspected by the author.
