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91, Scientists are still in contact with both probes through the Deep Space Network of radio telescopes.

92, You will he put in awe of him if you get in contact with him.

93, When an autocatalytic meta is in contact with the substrate metal in the bath, a sudden decrease of stationary potential is observed.

94, The main section of a piston is known as the skirts. It forms a bearing area in contact with the cylinder wall.

95, Many of the people we met there we still keep in contact with.

96, Such substances are liable to spontaneous heating or to heating up in contact with air and then liable to catch fire.

97, This means that the cellulose works very well in contact with the blood and is a very interesting alternative for artificial blood vessels.

98, Please send it back to us and we will be in contact with you shortly!

99, And the next step I will be in contact with Dr. Xu to enquire relative information.

100, This relates to a moving disc in contact with a stationary one.

101, They claimed that they had been in contact with extraterrestrial beings.

102, In various unrevealed capacities he had come in contact with such people. Sentencedict.com

103, When Satya-tapa saw our repentant attitude, he became pleased and told us we would live as trees only until Maharaja Bharata came in contact with us .

104, Please put me in contact with a pen - pal, badge or stamp collector.

105, All components of the pump head that are in contact with the fluid, are still metal-free, this is to assure optimum chemical resistance against aggressive fluids.

106, In contact with a hot surface, naphtha petroleum fractions crack to produce ethylene and propylene.

107, The adaxial side in contact with the medium was higher.

108, Palatals stops have affricated release and are traditionally included are involving a distinctive tongue position (blade in contact with hard palate).

109, He's requested to have a computer so he could help research the case and be in contact with him.

110, All parts of the load should be in contact with water or saturated steam at the required temperature for the required time.

111, Photomechanical transfer (PMT): Paper negative exposed in the normal way and developed in contact with positive material.

112, Thus the enamelware bottom is not directly in contact with other article, so preventing shock, protecting the bottom and reducing any noise when in contact with other articles.

113, Most machines will only ever be in contact with other technology and not non-technology, or even life.

114, Getting vaccinated will be your best defense, since health-care workers will most likely be in contact with people who are sick with 2009 H1N1.

115, But if a bird (or a power line worker) accidentally touches an electrical "ground" while in contact with the high-voltage wire, she completes an electrical circuit.

116, The barrier layer (22) is then deposited in contact with the last interconnect (16) layer and bounded by the polyimide layer (22).

117, These hairs enable its hands to have a huge effective area in contact with the wall and create tiny van der Waals forces which attract the surfaces together.

118, When female mice come in contact with a male or his nest, they pick up the pheromone via a nose organ called the vomeronasal, where the pheromone binds to a specific protein receptor.

119, The initial attack is followed by a takedown, with the attacker generally staying in contact with the broken limb to maintain leverage on the target.

120, So in fact, there are professional magicians who make it their business to debunk people who claim to genuinely be in contact with the dead and the like.