Cutting creates a second independent edge, half of which was on each side of the scissors.

In the second half of the 18th century, the situation of the population in the lower Glarus valley, the Linth Plain and around Lake Walen, was pretty disastrous: Cutting down the woods of the Glarus valley during early industrialization led to more and more gravel coming down with the yearly spring high water which was deposited at the joining of Linth and Maag, the outflow of the Lake Walen, in the plain between Lake Walen and Lake Zurich.

Cutting the deceleration in half also cuts the force in half.

" Cutting " Walrus " in half, making it 1: 23, is the actual, raw length of the song.

Cutting the novel in half would have produced two half-novels ; our approach will produce two novels taking place simultaneously, but set hundreds or even thousands of miles apart, and involving different casts of characters ( with some overlap ).

Cutting a patch in half might affect the dose delivered.

The Great Western Railway passes about half a mile south of the village, in a two mile long cutting, Sonning Cutting.

# Cutting the scene lighting by half

Image: cutting_devine_hill. jpg |< center > Cutting made by convict workers who would hammer a crowbar-like ' jumperbar ' into the rock, fill the hole with gunpowder, plug the hole and ignite it ; visible are metre-long ' half holes ' that remained after the rock face was blown away

Norbury was a little over half way towards Autherley, and to the north, the canal passed through the deep Grub Street Cutting.

Other US organizations such as the National Cutting Horse Association, United States Eventing Association ( USEA ) and United States Dressage Federation ( USDF ) organize competitions for specific disciplines, such as Cutting, and some breed organizations such as the American Quarter Horse Association sanction their own breed-specific shows.

He has starred as himself in The Cribs ' video for the standalone single " You're Gonna Lose Us ", which was made to look like an episode of The Word ; and also played the part of Ross Peagrum, despotic TV presenter, in series 2 and 4 of the popular BBC TV drama series Cutting It, as well appearing as a guest on numerous TV shows in the UK and Ireland.

It is a popular location for the hosting of specialized livestock shows, including the annual World Exposition of the Texas Longhorn Breeders Association of America, the annual World Championship Paint Horse Show, and 3 major events of the National Cutting Horse Association ( NCHA ) each year.

She performed in three shows at The Bridewell Theatre: On a Clear Day You Can See Forever as Daisy ( January 2000 ), Hello Again ( March 2001 ) and a concert, The Cutting Edge in June 2000.

On midweek days, it shows hour long and feature length documentaries including Channel 4's Cutting Edge films.

Cutting a hole in the ice to check the water conditions

Cutting the ice hole with chainsaws

The Wyche Cutting, a mountain pass through the hills, was in use in prehistoric times as part of the salt route from Droitwich to South Wales.

Cutting between shots taken at different times or from different perspectives is known as film editing, and is one of the central arts of filmmaking.

Michael has engineered, produced, and / or mixed projects that have been nominated for Grammy awards fourteen times, winning four times for: Blues Traveler (" Run-around "-1994-Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal ), Ziggy Marley ( Fallen Is Babylon-1997-Best Reggae Album ), Peter Frampton " Fingerprints "-2006-Best Pop Instrumental Album, and Cutting Crew ( Broadcast 1986-Best New Artist ).

Cutting the Fuse adds substantially to Pape's earlier work on terrorism, evaluating more than 2100 suicide attacks ( 6 times the number evaluated in Dying to Win ), developing a new social logic of transnational suicide terrorists, identifying the key factors that explain the ebb and flow within suicide terrorist campaigns, conducting detailed case studies of the 8 largest campaigns ( Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Al Qaeda, Lebanon, Israel and Palestine, Chechnya, and Sri Lanka ), and offering expanded policy recommendations-particularly the political and economic empowerment of local groups as a key transition step toward off-shore balancing strategies.

Cutting fluid may also take the form of a paste or gel when used for some applications, in particular hand operations such as drilling and tapping.

Cutting occurs when material is separated from the surface in the form of primary debris, or microchips, with little or no material displaced to the sides of the grooves.

* In the Everybody Hates Chris episode Everybody Hates Cutting School, when a ticket booth operator asked why Greg wasn't in school on a black holiday, he replies he is an octoroon.

Cutting is a compressive and shearing phenomenon, and occurs only when the total stress generated by the cutting implement exceeds the ultimate strength of the material of the object being cut.

Sheehans Rd was originally the end of White Hill Rd and when a detour was made, it was known as Wiseman's Cutting as it cut through James Wiseman's land.

" Similarly, around the same time, another investigator at Haskins Laboratories, Jim Cutting ( 1976 ), investigated how listeners could correctly identify syllables when different components of the syllable were presented to different ears.

Such collodion glass positives had been invented by Frederick Scott Archer in 1851 and the name Ambrotype was introduced in the United States by James Ambrose Cutting in 1854 when he patented a variation on Archer's original process.

He remained in the championship lead until Round 10 at the Bathurst 1000 when he was involved in a controversial crash with Greg Murphy approaching The Cutting on the way up ' The Mountain ' late in the race.

In town, Doctor Reynolds ( Richard H. Cutting ) performs an autopsy on Ben, but when he cannot explain Ben's rigidity, he informs Dave and Police Chief Dan Corey ( William Flaherty ) that he is shipping the body to a specialist.

* "( I Just ) Died In Your Arms " by Cutting Crew plays when Josie first sees Guy entering the classroom.

In " Cutting Edge ," Zartan posed as Cobra Commander in order to fool Jinx when she was hired to assassinate Cobra Commander.

In " Cutting Edge ," Baroness calls on Storm Shadow when a high-tech ninja is targeting Cobra Commander.

Starting playing the melodeon in his early teens, Cutting was invited to join a local ceilidh band, Happenstance, when he had been playing for only a few months.

In The Ley Hunter's Companion ( 1979 ) Paul Devereux theorised that a 10 mile alignment he called the " Malvern Ley " passed through St Ann's Well, the Wyche Cutting, a section of the Shire Ditch, Midsummer Hill, Whiteleaved Oak, Redmarley D ' Abitot and Pauntley.

The amendment passed by only two votes and Cutting received widespread public praise from publishers, librarians, booksellers, authors and civil liberties organizations.

The Hare – Hawes – Cutting Act ( 1933 ) was the first US law passed for the decolonization of the Philippines.

Cutting of cylinders using ignition switches had the drawback of allowing fuel to continue to pass through the engine, causing the spark plugs to oil up and prevent the engine from restarting.

When Maidenhead Railway Bridge was ready the line was extended to on 1 July 1839 and then through the deep Sonning Cutting to on 30 March 1840.

New York State Route 426 is a major north-south route through the town and intersects New York State Route 474, an east-west highway at Cutting.

File: Abandoned Railway Cutting in Otley. jpg | An abandoned stone bridge spans the route of the Otley and Ilkley Joint Railway through Otley which was closed in 1965.

Cutting through a loose knot can be dangerous.

There is a roundabout at Streatley, where the road becomes the dual-carriageway Luton Road, passing through the Bartonhill Cutting.

The station and the square form part of a ‘ gold route ’ that leads passengers through the square past the ' Cutting Edge ' water feature, up Howard Street and into the Heart of the City.

Cutting is the separation of a physical object, or a portion of a physical object, into two or more portions, through the application of an acutely directed force.

Cutting through swarms of Cabal loyalists and other creatures, Caleb gains entrance to the " Great Temple ", a place protected by numerous underwater tunnels as well as several napalm traps and Cabal minions.

Its northern end also includes the Wyche Cutting, the historic salt route pass through the hills forming the border between the counties of Herefordshire on the western side of the Malvern Hills at the village of Upper Colwall and the Worcestershire side in the east.

Cutting through the departments of Haute-Vienne, Correze, and Cantal, and so part of the Massif Central, the big climbs were the cat-1 Col du Pas de Peyrol ( Le Puy Mary ) and the cat-2's the Col de Neronne and the Col de Prat de Bouc.

* Cutting saddle: Has a deep seat and wide swells allows the rider to sit deep and securely through sharp stops and turns.

His daughter Lady Sybil Cuffe was the mother of the writer Iris Origo through her first husband William Bayard Cutting.

The section of road through Anthony's Cutting between Bacchus Marsh and Melton was one of the most dangerous sections of the route, and was not of modern freeway standard.

Although the film's Cutting incorporates many aspects of Poole's character and history, he is depicted as living through the Civil War, being killed during the New York City Draft Riots of 1863, eight years after Poole's death.

Cutting it to accommodate electrical boxes and other obstructions allows air a free path to cross through the wall cavity.

Between the last two sections, the train runs through the Doulting Railway Cutting Site of Special Scientific Interest.

" ( Review essay, on the 2007 Chinese documentary ' Cutting through the fog of history: The re-appearance of the Yangshao cultural relics ').