- 1859–63 St James' Church, Bicknor, Kent: new vestry,
porch and roof,
reseating and
repairs to
walls 1863–65 All Saints' Church, Coddington, Nottinghamshire:...
- they were told that the
floor was
becoming soft and p****engers had to be
reseated. As a result, the
aircraft was not
evacuated immediately on landing, exposing...
-
pressure inside the
vessel will stop rising. Once it
reaches the valve's
reseating pressure, the
valve will close. The
blowdown is
usually stated as a percentage...
-
after she
graduated secondary school moved to Dar es
Salaam so that she can
Reseat her
secondary examination and that when she
started to sing and subsequently...
-
Soyuz TM-27. The crew
carried out two spacewalks, one
inside Spektr to
reseat some
power cables and
another outside to set up
experiments delivered by...
- was
attached to the
mount by a ball
joint to
allow for
traverse without reseating the baseplate.
Elevation was
obtained by rack and
pinion on the upright...
-
Committee of Safety,
which dissolved the
Third Protectorate Parliament, and
reseated the so-called Rump
Parliament dismissed by
Cromwell in
April 1653. This...
-
designed to
prevent this from occurring.
Pushing down on the
metal cover to
reseat the ULA was
normally sufficient to
rectify these issues.[citation needed]...
- insulators"
resulted in
insulators unseating from
their pins,
requiring manual reseating.
Amongst the
first to
produce ceramic insulators were
companies in the...
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resulting in
aortic incompetence. The
valve must be
resuspended to be
reseated, as well as to
repair or
prevent coronary artery injury. Also, the area...
