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Drill commands are
generally used with a
group that is marching, most
often in
military foot
drills or in a
marching band.
Drill commands are
usually heard...
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upright. It is
typically made of a
metal frame structure with
large wooden beams situated within it. The wood
helps to
protect the end of the
drill pipe...
- wells. Offs****
drilling presents environmental challenges, both from the
produced hydrocarbons and the
materials used
during the
drilling operation. Controversies...
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military posture which involves the
following general postures:
Standing upright with an ****ertive and
correct posture:
famously "chin up,
chest out, shoulders...
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relationship between two
players Stand (
drill pipe), 2 or 3
joints of
drill pipe
connected together on a
drilling rig Bus stand,
where public service vehicles...
- shearlegs. The term
derrick is also
applied to the
framework supporting a
drilling apparatus in an oil rig. The
derrick derives its name from a type of gallows...
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supporters of the
different methodologies. One
combat pistol drill is the El
Presidente drill,
developed by Jeff
Cooper in the 1970s and
published in the...
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holes of
square paneling) are
drilled at a
slight angle towards the
outer face of each stud. This
allows room for
upright hazels to be tied to ledgers...
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performed by the kaishakunin: First, the
kaishakunin sits down in the
upright (seiza) position, or
remains standing, at the left side of the
person about...
- Once set in motion, a top will
usually wobble for a few seconds, spin
upright for a while, then
start to
wobble again with
increasing amplitude as it...
