-
cataleptic rigidity, or
instantaneous rigidity, is a rare form of
muscular stiffening that
occurs at the
moment of
death and
persists into the
period of rigor...
- tip of the
glans as the opening, the
urinary meatus. An
erection is the
stiffening expansion and
orthogonal reorientation of the ****,
which occurs during...
-
militia units engaged in the
battle although some had the
benefit of a "
stiffening" of
experienced junior officers posted to them from the
Australian Imperial...
- down considerably, due
mainly to a
combination of
worsening weather,
stiffening German resistance and the
Winter Line (also
known as the
Gustav Line,...
-
produces a paste, such as wheatpaste,
which can be used as a thickening,
stiffening or
gluing agent. The prin****l non-food,
industrial use of
starch is as...
- 300+
world record car.
Unlike the 300+, it does not come with
interior stiffening and has more
leather in the
interior like a
typical Bugatti Chiron. More...
-
Loligosepiina is
indicated by the
similarity of
their gladii, the
internal stiffening structure. Vampyron****a
rhodanica from the
middle Jur****ic La Voulte-sur-Rhône...
- Press. ISBN 978-0262191913. Defonseka,
Chris (2020).
Polymer Fillers and
Stiffening Agents:
Applications and Non-traditional Alternatives. Berlin: Walter...
- space,
stiffening so much that he
could not
activate the
shutter on his chest-mounted camera. At the end of his
space walk, the suit
stiffening caused...
-
second pattern was
introduced on 8
April 1919 with a
taller point, a
stiffening rod to
prevent the
point drooping, and a
larger star (10.5 cm in diameter)...
