The tires squealed.

Tom changed the summer tyres.

Fill the tires with air.

Your tires are completely worn out.

Old tires are to be made into tough, beautiful sandals.

The police shot Tom's tires out.

These things that I photographed this tire pile here had 45 million tires in it. It was the largest one.

Assess measures to reduce tyre related accidents.

He put air in his tires.

Adherence rates. How many people are taking their insulin every day?

A black limo rounded the corner with a squeal of tires.

The scientists were inspired by the paws of geckoes, covered with microscopic bristles which succeed in assuring a perfect adhesion to the animal.

In addition we said that we would increase the beef premium up to 90 head, at a cost of hundreds of millions of ecus.

Assessment of the feasibility of reducing tyre noise limits, including the potential impact on other tyre design parameters.

As the vehicle engines become quieter noise caused by movement increases.

As vehicle engines become quieter noise caused by movement increases.

It contrasted with the earlier demands the revolutionaries had presented to Sturdza, which called for strict adherence to the Regulamentul Organic and an end to abuse.

Instead of throwing broken TVs or old tires over the wall, they simply toss the cat.

Anywhere between five and 10 percent increase in adherence, just as a result of this.

But by proclaiming his adherence to this goal, Putin is not exhorting workers to become Stakhonovites and exceed production norms.

Pol Pot's body was burned here on a pile of tires after his death in 1998.

With their elastic straps, uwabaki are easy to put on for young children, and the rubberized toes provide traction on slippery surfaces in the school.

He loathed the place as provincial and petty, and for its adherence to the Marxist determinist view of history.

Taras Ratushnyy, an activist and cameraman, shared a photo that best captures the memory of the soot from tires burning in central Kyiv, as protesters built fiery barricades

A fashionable approach was known as twin peaks, whereby one regulator handled prudential regulation setting capital requirements while another oversaw adherence to business rules.

Mohamed Bueida draws comparisons between the burning of tires on roads by protestors, and the closure of the roads due to the race

When recording the sound for the semi trailer used in one of the film's final scenes, 18 microphones were used to record the engine, tires, and damage to the vehicle.

Finally, real time data and emerging technology tools have the potential to improve patient engagement and adherence, especially among those with chronic conditions caused by non communicable diseases (NCDs).

Burning tires on the road is much better (than the triathlon) because roads reopen in an hour.

Technologies that engage patients in their own health care and enable more seamless adherence to medication regimes have the potential to improve disease management, reduce hospitalization, and lower costs.

The sailors have already shown their determination on Monday by burning, since dawn, tires and pallets in front of the fuel depots at the port of Brest and Lorient, while demonstrations were taking place in Concarneau or Saint Brieuc.

What if the evolution of European consciousness proceeds not by an upward transfer of attachment to supranational institutions, but by a

So then of the energy that does get to the wheels, only an eighth of it, half of that, goes to heat the tires on the road, or to heat the air the car pushes aside.

As well as simple functional checks (lighting, signalling, tyre condition, etc.), specific tests and or inspections shall be carried out on the vehicle s brakes and the motor vehicle s emissions in the following manner

And on one particular day, the campers were jumping through inner tubes, They were diving through inner tubes. And I thought this would be great fun.

) Support of a medication or psychotherapeutic treatment, as cooperation is promoted between the mental health professional and patient (compliance, adherence).

For example, diabetes patients in the United States with the lowest level of compliance have a 30 yearly risk of hospitalization, compared to a 13 risk for patients with a high level of adherence.

In an article in the journal of the American Chemical Society the Californian scientists have presented an adhesive composed of microfibers like hair that self clean from the dust during movement on a surface to always maintain a perfect adhesion.

As well as simple functional checks (lighting, signalling, tyre condition, fuel and or oil leaks etc.), specific tests and or inspections shall be carried out on the vehicle s brakes and the motor vehicle s emissions in the following manner

LONDON In his Pulitzer Prize winning book, Lords of Finance, the economist Liaquat Ahamad tells the story of how four central bankers, driven by staunch adherence to the gold standard, broke the world and triggered the Great Depression.

The tire manufacturer Michelin, in collaboration with the Spanish Foundation for Road Safety (Fesvial), has launched a campaign to promote the use of helmets, especially among younger motorists, both organizations reported today.

This parameter is in my view especially significant in regard to the major road infrastructures and, above all, high speed rail transport.

What if the evolution of European consciousness proceeds not by an upward transfer of attachment to supranational institutions, but by adevolution of loyalties, and a revival of smaller, more meaningful, communities?

The pro government crowd usually point the finger at the opposition for blocking roads and disrupting their life, particularly during protests and the burning of tires on roads.

MARÍN, Vice President of the Commission. (ES) The Commission believes that in the economic situation in which the fisheries sector is placed at present, we still need to strike a balance between the problem of access to resources and the legitimate interest of third countries in having access to the Community market.