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crude and moving
Jack Mullin ( working for Bing Crosby ) and the BBC both created crude working systems that involved moving the tape across a fixed tape head at very fast speeds.
According to Koch Industries, " LCFS would cripple refiners that rely on heavy crude feedstocks to provide the transportation fuels that keep America moving.
This initial success led to the construction of pipelines to connect crude oil production, increasingly moving west as new fields were discovered and Pennsylvania fields declined, to refineries located near major demand centers in the Northeast.
On 17 July 1827, the French sea captain Auguste Duhaut-Cilly, sailed by the southernmost Farallon Island and counted the " crude dwellings of about a hundred Kodiaks stationed there by the Russians of Bodega ... the Kodiaks, in their light boats, slip into San Francisco Bay by night, moving along the coast opposite the fort, and once inside this great basin they station themselves temporarily on some of the inner islands, from where they catch the sea otter without hindrance.
Oil being a fast moving trade, freight rates for crude oil tanker charters are most commonly based on the Worldscale Index ; the Worldscale Association publishes flat rates annually.
Though it was never stated explicitly, it is assumed that this frustration with the direction in which Gothic literature was moving from the sublime terror to a more crude approach is what caused Radcliffe to cease writing.

crude and images
After the first crude X-ray diffraction images of DNA were collected in the 1930s, William Astbury had talked about stacks of nucleotides spaced at 3. 4 angström ( 0. 34 nanometre ) intervals in DNA.
This type of graffiti can seem crude ; for example fascist supporters often scrawl swastikas and other Nazi images.
Finally, via this same selection process, a protective layer of transparent cells over the aperture was differentiated into a crude lens, and the interior of the eye was filled with humours to assist in focusing images.
Ancient Assyrian stone carvings show images which some have supposed to be frogmen with crude breathing sets.
Possibly this was because the few images of them generally available in books and periodicals were of unpromising short bursts of sound, of fragmentary areas of longer recordings, or simply too crude and indistinct to encourage such an experiment.
Finally, the crude advance and shutter mechanism can result in images that are not properly centered or exposed.
The center frame shows the combat, consisting entirely of text and crude thumbnail images of drawings.
This is a typical example of the bizarre logic the group uses to explain the deeper meanings behind their otherwise crude and base music and images.
For centuries, many Madonnari were folk artists, reproducing simple images with crude materials such as tiles, coal and chalk.
Ornament is sometimes a crude pattern of scoring, or scale-like elements presumably representing roofing shingles, but may include interlace and images.

crude and occurred
The Exxon Valdez oil spill occurred in Prince William Sound, Alaska, on March 24, 1989, when Exxon Valdez, an oil tanker bound for Long Beach, California struck Prince William Sound's Bligh Reef and spilled of crude oil.
A crude oil contango occurred again in January 2009, with arbitrageurs storing millions of barrels in tankers to profit from the contango ( see oil-storage trade ).
In 1977, he and his crew ( including Asger " Boots " Hansen ) contributed to the capping of the biggest oil well blowout ever to have occurred in the North Sea ( and the second largest offshore blowout worldwide, in terms of volume of crude oil spilled ), at the Ekofisk Bravo platform, located in the Norwegian sector and operated by Phillips Petroleum Company ( now ConocoPhillips ).
This variation in definition occurred because countries such as Canada and Mexico tend to have heavier crude oils than are commonly found in the United States, whose large oil fields historically produced lighter oils than are found in many other countries.

crude and early
Hence, historically, it is a daughter language of Dutch, and was previously referred to as " Cape Dutch " ( a term also used to refer collectively to the early Cape settlers ) or ' kitchen Dutch ' ( a crude or derogatory term Afrikaans was called in its earlier days ).
An early demo of the game has been found, with crude graphics, no sound and poor collision detection.
The early efforts failed because of complex geology, and, more importantly, because the refining techniques then available could not manufacture high-quality kerosene from California crude oil, which differed chemically from Pennsylvania crude oil.
Most California crude oil in the early years was turned into the less lucrative products of fuel oil and asphalt.
By early 1864, they had a producing deep oil well, named Wilhelmina for Mears ' wife, yielding 25 barrels ( 4 kL ) of crude oil daily, then considered a good yield.
Only one country has been known to ever dismantle their nuclear arsenal completely — the apartheid government of South Africa apparently developed half a dozen crude fission weapons during the 1980s, but they were dismantled in the early 1990s.
Although these early engines were crude and inefficient, they attracted the attention of the leading scientists of the time.
" Beginning in 1947 Swedish psychiatrist Snorre Wohlfahrt evaluated early trials, reporting that it is " distinctly hazardous to leucotomize schizophrenics " and lobotomy to be " still too imperfect to enable us, with its aid, to venture on a general offensive against chronic cases of mental disorder " and stating that " Psychosurgery has as yet failed to discover its precise indications and contraindications and the methods must unfortunately still be regarded as rather crude and hazardous in many respects.
Commodity money and commodity markets in a crude early form are believed to have originated in Sumer where small baked clay tokens in the shape of sheep or goats were used in trade.
The early version is considered darker and more concise than the later version, but also more crude.
French Jesuit expeditions may have first entered the valley as early as 1606, as the explorer Samuel de Champlain made a crude map of the area in 1632.
During the early 1980s the oil industry began another decline, brought on by falling prices for crude oil.
To shelter themselves against the sometimes inhospitable climate, early settlers built crude but durable dwellings using whatever materials they could find.
There is evidence of flint mining in local caves as early as 2000 BCE ; the stone was used to produce crude tools.
Upon arrival early in 1874, the villagers laid out the town site, including a few crude buildings.
In the early 19th century, Knoxville and Asheville were connected via Route 17, a crude road which followed the banks of the French Broad.
An early experiment by Shell Oil Company in massive oil storage in McCamey proved a failure: local oilmen built a reservoir to hold up to one million barrels of oil in an earthen tank, but the limestone formation underneath the tank cracked under the weight of the crude, allowing much of it to leak into the subsurface.
The new town's early arrivals lived in crude frame shacks, in tents and under wagons.
These early settlers lived in a widely scattered condition along the river bottom in crude dugout homes.
In the early 20th century, some lightships were fitted with warning bells, either mounted on the structure or lowered into the water, the purpose of which was to warn of danger in poor visibility and to permit crude estimation of the lightship relative to the approaching vessel.
Upon arrival at their relative destination, the men slept through the night in a crude encampment nearby the Spanish outpost they would attack early the next morning.
They also survived in rather crude standardized form in Byzantine art and were refined again in the Middle Ages to become standard by the early fifteenth-century in painting and manuscript illumination in Italy and Flanders, and then spread to all Western art.
As early as 2003, concerns that OPEC members had little excess pumping capacity sparked speculation that their influence on crude oil prices would begin to slip.

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