On October 30, 1992, Moldova ratified the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe, which establishes comprehensive limits on key categories of conventional military equipment and provides for the destruction of weapons in excess of those limits.

On September 7, 1991, the German research vessel Polarstern and the Swedish icebreaker Oden reached the North Pole as the first conventional powered vessels.

On the other hand, the long rotor blades restrict the maximum speed to about 250 miles per hour of at least conventional helicopters, as retreating blade stall causes lateral instability.

On this release Ono explored slightly more conventional psychedelic rock with tracks like " Midsummer New York " and " Mind Train ," in addition to a number of Fluxus experiments.

" On Broadway "— which provides a conventional underscore to the onscreen action — is replaced by discordant, percussive music that lacks melody or progression.

On home video, in addition to the conventional two-tape VHS release, the first THX-certified LaserDisc title of the Special Edition Box Set, was released a year later and was a best-seller for most of 1994.

On July 30, 1915, it was first used in a concerted action, against British trenches at Hooge, where the lines were just 4. 5m ( 5 yards ) apart — even there, the casualties were caused mainly by soldiers being flushed into the open and being shot by more conventional means rather than from the fire itself.

On a conventional aircraft, turns using just the rudder typically result in adverse roll, rolling to the outside of the turn, a very inefficient and uncomfortable maneuver.

On 5 March 2003 it was announced that the University was to merge with UMIST on 1 October 2004, to form the largest conventional university in the UK, the University of Manchester, following which the Victoria University of Manchester and UMIST would cease to exist.

On later models the mass dampers and friction dampers were replaced by conventional shock absorbers.

On conventional tandems, the front rider steers as well as pedals the bicycle and is known as the captain, pilot, or steersman ; the rear rider only pedals and is known as the stoker, navigator, or rear admiral.

On 10 January 2008, Branson's Virgin Healthcare announced that it would open a chain of health care clinics that would offer conventional medical care alongside homoeopathic and complementary therapies.

On the other hand, compared to more conventional particle detectors, they are extremely efficient in energy resolution and in sensitivity.

On February 1, 1993 the Air Combat Command dropped the 319th Bomb Wing's primary nuclear mission and gave the wing the primary mission of B-1B conventional bombardment operations.

Rather than shoot a conventional music video for " World On Fire ", McLachlan donated all but $ 15 of the $ 150, 000 budget to various charitable causes around the world and then used the video to explain how it benefited the communities that received the money.

On systems where only the pinion is driven and the conventional rail wheels are idlers, such as the Dolderbahn in Zurich, Štrbské Pleso in Slovakia and the Schynige Platte rack railway, the rack must be continuous through the switch.

On flat surfaces, like pavement, the needed air pressure was so low that hovercraft were able to compete in energy terms with conventional systems like steel wheels.

On the coldest days it is always 60 degrees Fahrenheit inside, and in summer the school is cooler than its more conventional neighbours, for panels inside the glass wall can be turned to deflect heat or absorb it.

On the conventional side, the control valve set a reference pressure in a volume, which set brake cylinder pressure via a relay valve.

On that understanding, Nagel is a conventional dualist about the physical and the mental.

On the left is the conventional search-and-capture model in which microtubules emanating from microtubule organizing complexes undergo repeated growth and catastrophe until they bind and are stabilized by kinetochores.

On the one hand, some of his early readers such as William Jones saw in him a conventional lyricist similar to European love poets such as Petrarch.

On paper, his plots may seem conventional, his situations absurd ; he takes liberties with historical fact and is obsessed with the topic of love.

" On 17 January 2008 Israel test fired a multi-stage ballistic missile believed to be of the Jericho III type, reportedly capable of carrying " conventional or non conventional warheads.

On 23 May, concerned that Maclean had not yet fled, Philby wired Burgess, ostensibly about his Lincoln convertible abandoned in the Embassy car park.

On a wired telephone, the handset contains the transmitter and receiver for the audio and in the 20th century was usually wired to the base unit by tinsel wire.

On wired broadcast LANs, depending on the network structure ( hub or switch ), one can capture traffic on all or just parts of the network from a single machine within the network ; however, there are some methods to avoid traffic narrowing by switches to gain access to traffic from other systems on the network ( e. g., ARP spoofing ).

On wired broadcast and wireless LANs, to capture traffic other than unicast traffic sent to the machine running the sniffer software, multicast traffic sent to a multicast group to which that machine is listening, and broadcast traffic, the network adapter being used to capture the traffic must be put into promiscuous mode ; some sniffers support this, others do not.

" On April 22, 1864, Grant wired Chief of Staff Halleck asking for Banks's removal.

On simple, usually temporary layouts, power is supplied by a power pack consisting of a transformer and rectifier, a rheostat or potentiometer for regulating voltage supplied to the track ( and thus train speed ), and a switch to control train direction — a double pole, double throw slide or toggle switch wired to reverse the polarity on the rails.

* On October 5, Tchaikovsky wired his brother Anatoly, telling him wire a summons to St. Petersburg in conductor Eduard Nápravník's name.

On March 30, four days after publication and one day after selling out the first printing, Fitzgerald wired for Zelda to come to New York and get married that weekend.

The FBI was also notified of large amounts of money that Hasan had wired to charities in Pakistan, but the FBI determined that the money " went to people not related to terrorism ," On November 9, 2009, the FBI said that investigators believed Hasan had apparently acted alone.

On the 1410, this was accomplished in wired hardware-the machine literally turned into a 1401 with the flip of a switch.

On November 25, 2003, it was revealed that unknown to Jackson, the private jet that was chartered to take him and his attorney from Vegas to California was secretly wired with recording devices.

On April 5, the head of the Transcaucasian delegation, Akaki Chkhenkeli, accepted the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk as a basis for more negotiations and wired the governing bodies urging them to accept this position.

On the evening of June 30, McClellan, who had witnessed none of the fighting, wired the War Department: " My Army has behaved superbly and have done all that men could do.

On the ULX series ( introduced in 2002 ), Shure featured the ability to scan for clear wireless channels and sound quality rivaling a wired microphones, in a more affordable package capable of operating as many as 40 systems simultaneously.

On June 16, Halleck wired a blunt message: " Is it your intention to make an immediate movement forward?

On earlier cars, the defroster-switch-was installed per federal regulations but not wired to anything.

On May 6, 1949, a close friend of Tang's wired half a million US dollars to an American friend's account, and subsequently, the money was sent via this account to Wang Wencheng and Long Zuoliang in Japan.