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Thus, ERDA usually employs appropriate source and detectors to detect recoiled atoms. ERDA setup is large, expensive and difficult to operate. Therefore

It lacked a recoil system of any kind and could not traverse. The gun recoiled up two ramps placed behind the wheels and had to be re-laid after every

spectroscopic binary nature of a quasar/AGN is seen as evidence for a recoiled black hole. Candidate recoiling black holes include NGC 3718, SDSS1133

The barrel recoiled normally in its cradle, but, in addition, the whole top carriage, which carried the barrel and its cradle, recoiled across the main

army officer, artist and engineer. He is known for creating a gun that recoiled allowing it to fire down the side of a mountain without sending the gun

Part of his showmanship involved feigning extreme horror as the cue ball recoiled towards him after striking the object ball, and then persuading the audience

tomentose when young, nearly glabrous when mature, with a tip that is recoiled (curved backwards). Flowers are yellow. NRCS. "Tragopogon miscellus". PLANTS

nominated almost by default. Many traditionally Democratic Upland Southerners recoiled at the nomination of Smith because he was a devout Catholic, opposed to

his neck willingly to take the blow–but the blow was deficient, so he recoiled a bit, but then had enough self-command to offer his neck a second time

the Sillees river ran from Boho towards the sea) "the river writhed and recoiled," and now its route goes towards upper Lough Erne rather than the sea.

The 2R2M (Rifled Recoiled Mounted Mortar) is a vehicle-mounted, rifled 120 mm heavy mortar produced by Thales of France. It is derived from the MO-120-RT

Roman magistracies. The Stoic philosopher Epictetus (1st–2nd centuries AD) recoiled from the rough-and-tumble of electoral politics and ambitus: For the sake

added, consisting of a "spade" beneath the axle which dug in when the gun recoiled, connected by a steel wire to a spring in a cylinder on the trail. Mk I

After a prolonged fight this was also repulsed. As the Dauphin's division recoiled there was confusion in the French ranks: about half the men of their third

upon Boggs and lost his firearm in the dark rainy night when the weapon recoiled due to its unusually large shot. The gun had been stolen from a local shopkeeper

be fired even if the first shot was a misfire and the shotgun has not recoiled. The barrel selector is combined with the manual safety and is located

solenoid, the MK 101 was recoil-operated. In operation, the barrel and bolt recoiled 30 mm (1.18 in) to the rear after each shot. The bolt locked via a Stange-type

deliberately destroyed — to work the coffee plantations. "Eventually, he even recoiled at the sound of workers' laughter, because it meant they were squandering

collided, forming a single supermassive black hole. The black hole then recoiled from the gravitational waves produced by the merger and is being ejected

some Muslim prisoners there. Umm Qirfa’s attempts at the Prophet’s life recoiled on her, and the thirty horsemen she had gathered and sustained to implement

M1911 pistol, such as the grooved slide and barrel which interlocked and recoiled together until a pivoting link lowered the barrel, thus unlocking the assembly

track behind each wheel to absorb any residual recoil after the gun cradle recoiled backwards. It also had a pintle built into the underside of the front of

sweeper in the jaundice". According to Ben Macintyre, "Some Victorians recoiled at the idea that the Chandos portrait represented Shakespeare. One critic

in Ireland, and following a visit to revolutionary France, Castlereagh recoiled from the democratic politics of his Presbyterian constituents in Ulster

killed his own father. The hiti started working again but the spouts had recoiled in horror. There are other, slightly different, versions of this legend

were light on both sides, but Jourdan pulled back to Niewied while Kléber recoiled toward Düsseldorf. Feldmarschal-Leutnant (FML) Pál Kray's 30,000 soldiers

Mitchell called for Nixon's resignation from the ticket, a demand that "recoiled" on him with the massive public wave of support for Nixon following the

stopping of the rope pull also disengages the clutch so the rope can be recoiled). This was created by Jacobsen Manufacturing in 1928.[citation needed]

below the barrel and one recuperator on top. When the gun fired the cradle recoiled up a slightly inclined rear deck which helped return the howitzer to battery

bogies on each end of the carriage. When the gun fired the entire carriage recoiled a few feet and was stopped by the friction of the beams on the tracks.

cradle pivoted to allow limited traverse. When the gun fired the cradle recoiled backward, while the lower part stayed anchored. This style of carriage

track behind each wheel to absorb any residual recoil after the gun cradle recoiled backwards. It also had a pintle built into the underside of the front of

bogies on each end of the carriage. When the gun fired the entire carriage recoiled a few feet and was stopped by the friction of the beams on the tracks.

using a special 7.92 mm (0.311 in) cartridge. When fired, the barrel recoiled about 9 cm (3.5 in), which opened the breech and ejected the spent cartridge

Babylon 5 RPG (Mongoose Publishing) Best Electronic Product Sidewinder: Recoiled (Dog House Rules) Roleplaying Tips GM encyclopedia (Roleplayingtips.com)

system, also utilized on some earlier French pieces: the barrel assembly recoiled inside the cradle along its own axis (a pretty conventional hydropneumatic

bogies and anchor the gun in place. When the gun fired the entire carriage recoiled a few feet and was stopped by the friction of the beams on the tracks.

bogies on each end of the carriage. When the gun fired the entire carriage recoiled a few feet and was stopped by the friction of the beams on the tracks.

atheism in the entire history of philosophy. In his student days, Goethe had recoiled with revulsion at the contents in the book: "It appeared to us so grey

the pragmatic French jurists and intellectuals known as Politiques, who recoiled from the murderous sectarian loathing and sought a strong monarchy to rise

with firing trials carried out in April 1943. On firing, the gun breech recoiled just shy of the driver's space.[citation needed] The unorthodox way the

with firing trials carried out in April 1943. On firing, the gun breech recoiled just shy of the driver's space.[citation needed] The unorthodox way the

meant that when the gun fired, a two-piece arm rose and flexed as the gun recoiled, thus allowing the breech to unlock and release the empty cartridge case

The guns had a hydro-pneumatic cradle recoil system where the cradle recoiled up a slightly inclined rear deck which helped return the gun to battery

The guns had a hydro-pneumatic cradle recoil system where the cradle recoiled up a slightly inclined +4° rear deck which helped return the gun to battery

upon Boggs and lost his firearm in the dark rainy night when the weapon recoiled due to its unusually large shot. The gun had been stolen from a local shopkeeper

bogies and anchor the gun in place. When the gun fired the entire carriage recoiled a few feet and was stopped by the friction of the beams on the tracks.

cradle pivoted to allow limited traverse. When the gun fired the cradle recoiled backwards, while the lower part stayed anchored. This recoil system was

gas-operated delayed-blowback mechanism in which the barrel and receiver also recoiled to help steady the weapon. Despite reports that it can fire in full-automatic

track behind each wheel to absorb any residual recoil after the gun cradle recoiled backwards. It also had a pintle built into the underside of the front of

as they are unable to make out which technique was quick, on target and recoiled - all the things that constitute a clean technique that is scored. Because

evolved to oldies as "97-7 'CZX". In 1989, as the Hudson Valley Market recoiled under the IBM downsizing (39,000 employees from the Hudson Valley were

allow normal semi-automatic function. The spring-loaded launcher also recoiled when fired, preventing damage to the rifle. The M1 Garand design was modified

regulations determined by the Mexican government. Foreign oil executives recoiled at the proposition, however, as they were “no more willing to comply with

operated by short recoil with a swinging block system. The barrel and bolt recoiled together for approximately 10 mm, after which the bolt continued its rearward

collision, demonstrating a direct rebound process in which the KI product recoiled from an incoming K atom beam. Subsequent studies of K + Br2 resulted in

'action' spring which stored recoil energy. Upon discharge, the barrel recoiled while still locked with the bolt, compressing the intermediate spring on

bogies and anchor the gun in place. When the gun fired the entire carriage recoiled a few feet and was stopped by the friction of the beams on the tracks.

French. He advanced with his half-brigade which, horribly mutilated, soon recoiled before the cannon fire coming from the fort. He led it back for a second

reinforcements of cavalry and infantry. The Republicans had to beat a retreat and recoiled all the way to Les Ponts-de-Cé near Angers. The Republicans lost all their

Highlights and Photos - AllMovie". AllMovie. "Jane Baxter, 87; Actress Recoiled from Hollywood". The New York Times. 17 September 1996. "Portrait of actress

track behind each wheel to absorb any residual recoil after the gun cradle recoiled backwards. It also had a pintle built into the underside of the front of

believed a revolution in the United States was possible, and that they had recoiled from revolutionary activity under the dual pressures of relative post-World

comic wit and poetic sensibility was called delightful. Some reviewers recoiled at the "indecent" subject of Devoted Ladies, which was a lesbian relationship

bogies and anchor the gun in place. When the gun fired the entire carriage recoiled a few feet and was stopped by the friction of the beams on the tracks.

cradle pivoted to allow limited traverse. When the gun fired the cradle recoiled backward, while the lower part stayed anchored. This carriage and recoil

third of their bodies when threatened. The inflated region is typically recoiled into an S, which is elevated above the horizontal forming a typical striking

windlass at the front of the carriage to return the gun to position if it recoiled. The second conversion of the mle 1884 began during 1914 to mount the earlier

"My Poison" – 4:47 "Girl on the Floor" – 6:14 "Winter Love Song" – 4:39 "Recoiled" (feat. EchoRausch) – 5:05 "Change" (Deftones cover) – 4:49 "Bad List"

track behind each wheel to absorb any residual recoil after the gun cradle recoiled backwards. It also had a pintle built into the underside of the front of

to make art, and when both of those impulses couldn't be achieved they recoiled in a ball of frantic confusion." Author Matthew Bannister traces "the more

mentioned that we were going to have rabbit for dinner. My wife, Shireley, recoiled and said, "I can't eat rabbit, I have a rabbit at home" (referring to Mr

Chang was a teenager. Chang willingly joined the Red Guards though she recoiled from some of their brutal actions. As Mao's personality cult grew, life

howitzers had a hydro-pneumatic cradle recoil system where the cradle recoiled up a slightly inclined rear deck which helped return the howitzer to battery

Adolphe was not an academic child, and recalled in his memoirs how he had recoiled from the study of Latin, which he found "barbaric". The fall of the French

was flamboyant, fond of poses, and given to seeing humor where others recoiled. The comedy writer Chris Miller remembers that Beard "knew everything"

walked in and who had previously supported her early career, said that "he recoiled" from the images of Van Den Dungen on the runway, and described casting

hypothecated towards funding airport infrastructure. The New Zealand government recoiled from a plan to follow Australia in imposing a departure tax. Cabinet papers

kind happened to Seamus Heaney when, after a venture in abstraction, he recoiled to ground himself in a material world of mud and dirt. [original research

Africans and shocked the mostly British descended Southern Rhodesians, who recoiled from the Liberal Party who were backed by the small Rhodesian Afrikaner

where, defending the ditch and supported by artillery, they nonetheless recoiled from the attacking Swiss, but did not break. Eventually they were relieved

participated in the establishment of a liberal political party but now recoiled at the Cadet Party's recklessness and ineffectiveness in parliamentary

mixing. Most relocated atoms are part of a collision cascade in which recoiled atoms initiate a series of lower energy lattice displacements, which is

Huckleberry Finn in California, Texas, New York, and Alabama, and I always recoiled from uttering the racial slurs spoken by numerous characters, including

Theodoric suffered his first serious defeat on Italian soil." Theodoric recoiled by seeking safety in Ticinum. Odoacer emerged from Ravenna and started

insight, the prudence, or the will to break with the modern tenets yet who recoiled from the consequences whenever the ideology was practised and implemented

stencils. Dust was sprinkled onto wet dye, which formed circles as it recoiled from each dust speck; black opaque paint created a crackle pattern as it

under Varus at the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest in AD 9. The Romans recoiled at first but then Germanicus initiated destructive campaigns against those

in County Folklore but excerpted here: 'Tis said the soul of mortal man recoiled To view Black Annis' eye, so fierce and wild Vast talons, foul with human

introduced in 1901. It was recoil-operated, and the cylinder and barrel recoiled backwards to cock the hammer and revolve the cylinder. It was distinctive

pre-1914 naval guns by a set of springs which were compressed when the barrel recoiled and then expanded again. Piston(s) moving through an oil reservoir damped

that "the staider confines of the English Folk Dance and Song Society recoiled at the raucousness of it all". The band took its name from Swan Arcade

semi-automatic screw breech mechanism, which opened the breech as the gun recoiled. However, this was found unsatisfactory and was replaced by a hand worked

cubic yards (79 m3) of earth was dug, between the rails into which the gun recoiled 44 inches (1.1 m). Supports were also embedded in this pit connected to

Regiment—soldiers who had survived the initial gas attack. The Germans recoiled in horror at the sight of the advancing Russians, whose uniforms were bloodied

paternal grandmother and younger brother Nicholas in the attack and now recoiled from the prospect of becoming a member of the royal family. England & Wales

December 4, 1656. From the profession of law, after a short trial, he recoiled in disgust, complaining bitterly of the amount of chicanery which passed

vertical sliding breech-block to allow semi-automatic operation. When the gun recoiled and ran forward after firing, the motion also opened the breech, ejected

control of the party. Plekhanov, horrified by the prospect of a new split, recoiled from Lenin's intransigence. He now saw the "state of siege" in the party

Demjanjuk's face. When Demjanjuk smiled and offered his hand, Rosenberg recoiled and shouted, "Grozny!" (гро́зный!), meaning "Terrible" in Russian. Rosenberg

stoppage occurred on 24 October 2023, when the escalator abruptly halted and recoiled, injuring seven commuters. Metro authorities reported that damaged fuses

collecting turtles in pits. She was fascinated by the variety of species but recoiled in horror when the turtles were pulled from the pit, butchered and cooked

carriage that was placed on a two-rail chassis. The gun and upper carriage recoiled along the chassis. The chassis would pivot to train the gun left or right

lose considerable support from the Catholic and Nationalist community who recoiled from the carnage the bombing had wrought. The IRA followed the Donegall

gunpowder charge, one volunteer loaded two full canister charges. The Napoleon recoiled violently with each discharge, but at the end of the action the gun was

the brunt of a triple Prussian cavalry charge; when the Prussian cavalry recoiled under heavy musketry-fire, the brigade re-formed its line and marched against

passing through the various pre-treatment and coating processes before being recoiled. Two strip accumulators at the beginning and the end of the line enable

In order to conserve momentum, the daughter nuclide, uranium-234, is recoiled. In silicate mineral grains with high surface-area-to-volume ratios, a

the Confederate line but was repulsed by artillery fire. The division recoiled under attack by the Confederate forces of John C. Breckinridge when they

Street but was quickly un-invited. Arriving at Azusa Street, [Parham] recoiled in disgust at the racial intermingling. He was aghast that black people

northern party of NZGSAE, 1962-63, because the geologist was said to have "recoiled in disgust" on finding little of geological interest there and not what

and Danish infantry fired so fast, that the Hungarian irregular soldiers recoiled, although the retreat of the Serbian auxiliaries also broke the front of

Kinetics 120mm Super Rapid Advanced Mortar System (SRAMS), the world's first recoiled mortar to incorporate a blast diffuser, greatly reducing the blast overpressure

subjects who were unfamiliar to drinking common soft drinks; they uniformly recoiled at the experience. He recommended eating foods with a low glycemic index

in its community with strong nuclear deterrents, from which Labour has recoiled since its involvement in the Iraq War that removed dictator Saddam Hussain

When Italy capitulated, he personally informed Hitler. Hitler's revenge recoiled on Philipp, who was imprisoned in a concentration camp for political prisoners

howitzers had a hydro-pneumatic cradle recoil system where the cradle recoiled up a slightly inclined rear deck which helped return the howitzer to battery

scattered. The figure in the attic, disoriented by the sudden brightness, recoiled and attempted to shield herself. She had long, unkempt hair reaching her

instantly worked the run-in levers, and did not notice how much the guns had recoiled. This no doubt occurred. Both guns were at once reloaded, and the rammer's

starboard. The Hadley struck the Wilson just forward of the aft hatch and recoiled from the collision. The Wilson rolled over to port, then righted itself

M1911 pistol, such as the grooved slide and barrel which interlocked and recoiled together until a pivoting link lowered the barrel, thus unlocking the assembly

new socialist leader who was courted by the Fabians. Later readers have recoiled at what Lovat Dickson in 1969 called the book's suggestion of "strong-armed

Victor-Perrin's I Corps and it smashed the Russian left flank. As their enemies recoiled, Ney's men rallied and returned to the assault, helping to drive the Russians

bitter tears and it made me weep to see her. She was bid off, and my heart recoiled at the sight. “If there is anything wicked it is for one man to take another

Red Orchestra. The acquaintances made a big impression on him and so he recoiled from Nazi propaganda. After going to school in Weimar, he continued his

educators attacked the premise of Counts' assertion, and progressive educators recoiled at his criticism of their practices. W. E. B. Du Bois issued a rebuttal

Haircut", which features a "jazzy octave" bass and "sax 'n' drums noodling". "Recoiled" was described as a collision of "Whinnying Baltimore, helium-vocalled

certain. To do so, would be to act with extreme cruelty. Public opinion has recoiled from a summary and forcible removal of our negro population;—much more

of the party, she hesitated before no task; in clandestine struggle she recoiled before no danger." Jean-Marc Binot, Denis Lefebvre et Pierre Serne, 100

Jews who were living in the country, including those who had previously recoiled from doing so, to join the Zionists, take shelter beneath their wings and

most intrepidly in the face of the blessed sun. The blundering weapon recoiled and gave the valiant Kip an ignominious kick that laid him prostrate with

the rocks nipped off the tip of her tail. So, waiting till the rocks had recoiled, with hard rowing and the help of Hera, they passed through, the extremity

admitting "we simply couldn't go back to these recordings without him and recoiled to contemplate what to do next." The initial solution was for the Scaramanga

rubble to the gate of the punishment block. The full weight of my body recoiled forward again, smashing my head against the corrugated iron covering around

Skarka and later supported by his own Adamant Entertainment. Sidewinder: Recoiled (2004) was a new edition of a western previously released by Citizen Games

that some of its most promising musicians didn’t want fame and actively recoiled from it". Internationally, hyperpop gained notoriety in Hispanic countries

(FRN) regime in 1938. On the one hand, his character and civic impulses recoiled at the idea of dictatorship; nevertheless, he joined forces with what he

MG 7.62 mm 40 mm grenade launcher / Machine gun heavy or medium Rifled Recoiled Mounted Mortar 120 mm Hydraulic crane 245.2 kN·Main winch 30 t Vehicle

the French 75 hydro-pneumatic recoil mechanism, in which only the barrel recoiled. Besides the technical obsolesce issue, the French army's doctrine at the

engaged with a cog which wound the spring. When the gun fired, the bolt recoiled and the cog was turned, tightening the spring until the resistance of the

hatch detonator plunger with the back of his hand. The detonator plunger recoiled, and slightly cut the astronaut's knuckles through his glove. With a loud

Theodoric suffered his first serious defeat on Italian soil." Theodoric recoiled by seeking safety in Ticinum. Odoacer emerged from Ravenna and started

bending stresses are greatest. When the mainspring broke, the outer part recoiled and the momentum spun the barrel in the reverse direction. This applied

were killed and others captured. Umm Qira’s attempt at the Prophet’s life recoiled on her, and the thirty horsemen she had gathered and sustained to implement

tale; when he discovered Traill Dennison was a visitor from Orkney, he recoiled from him in fear crying "O, my lad, you hail from that lubber land where

interwar years. It was not long before the populations in all three areas recoiled at the excesses of the governing authorities and turned to the resistance

side, leaving insufficient room for the crew to reload when the guns had recoiled after firing. Baillie wrote to the Board of Ordnance protesting the uselessness

early reputation as a poseur and fop – so necessary to his notoriety – recoiled upon the scholar and gentleman (as Wilde always innately was), and even

disconnecting the barrel from the recoil system and locking it on the trail in the recoiled position. This reduced the weight by 9 long hundredweight (457 kg). Wooden

The former Volunteer movement was abandoned by its leaders; O'Connell recoiled before the cannon at Clontarf; twice the hour of the Irish revolution struck

infantry. Under pressure from infantry and artillery, Terzi's division recoiled to the north. On the right of Duquesnoy, Beauregard's division attacked

being knighted as "the kind of honour from which [Scofield] instinctively recoiled. Never the actor before the part he plays." In 1972, the Hamburg-based

by Jimmy Cagney, insisted they be paid with money instead, the sponsor recoiled in horror and the program was speedily abandoned." Initially, Parsons was

into believing the village was being held by a much stronger force and he recoiled from further attacks on the village, committing a strategic error while

fraction is calculated at 0.002, or 0.2%. One of the best candidates of the recoiled supermassive black holes is CXO J101527.2+625911. List of most massive

saw this as a highly undesirable commitment to reactionary policies. He recoiled at the idea of Russian armies marching across Europe to put down popular

Stopford's men on one side and by Hinuber's KGL on the other, the French troops recoiled. The Allied counterattack soon intensified and the French bridgehead north

pressure will drop to a much lower level after the barrel and slide have recoiled for some distance. The barrel and slide are held together by interlocking

reassessment in The Guardian, noting that prior negative reviews had "recoiled at the film's savvy as a star vehicle – the way it builds up and reinforces

also encountered the Empousai called "Lamiai". Lamiai bit into Cassie but recoiled when she discovered that she had god's blood. Before she could reveal Cassie's

the cylinder. However, the message was easily decrypted when the ribbon recoiled on a cylinder of the same diameter as the encrypting cylinder. Using the

Shor, the scientific community was galvanized: Most scientists of the day recoiled to find that Cope's feud with Marsh had become front-page news. Those closest

van Dyke. Howells, never particularly comfortable with frank sexuality, recoiled from Freeman's spicy conception of a character he had intended as a harmless

for all those designs also acted as the frame within which the barrel recoiled on firing, and which the fixed portion of the muzzle booster was mounted

Skarka and later supported by his own Adamant Entertainment. Sidewinder: Recoiled (2004) was a new edition of a western previously released by Citizen Games

commercial example of this. It was recoil-operated, and the cylinder and barrel recoiled backwards to cock the hammer and revolve the cylinder. Cam grooves were

rotation in one minute, although they had a firing arc of only 310°. The guns recoiled into the turrets after firing, which meant that a great deal of powder

votes but the prerogative of creating peerages rested with the king, who recoiled from so drastic a step and rejected the unanimous advice of his cabinet

and colleagues had urged William to commit Dorothy to an asylum. But he recoiled at the thought of the treatment she might receive in such a place and took

Pompey, along with his signet ring; Caesar wept when he saw the ring and recoiled from the head: "his disgust and sorrow may well have been genuine, for

how the Southern Hemisphere was once covered with dry land, but the land recoiled in horror to the north when Lucifer fell from Heaven and was replaced by

stoppage occurred, or the shooter did not maintain their hold as the weapon recoiled, it would not normally be necessary to manually re-cock the weapon in action

drain and gave frost burns to the operator on the face and forearm. As he recoiled from the flow, the operator partly pulled off the valve handle. The fireman

movements, and to Lutherans through Pietism (although much of Lutheranism recoiled against the Pietist movement after the mid-19th century). Where the sacraments

the yamabushi blew a conch and chanted a mantra, whereupon the ushi-oni recoiled. The yamabushi thrust a sword between its eyebrows and proceeded to cut

historians who investigated the subject more systematically. As most women recoiled from their experiences and had no desire to recount them, most biographies

“friendship” and “alliance”. It was now only "brainless bedlams” that recoiled from “the idea of a female politician". In February 1798, O'Connor's paper

subjects. An anonymous reviewer of Siegel's book says of Stock that she "recoiled from vanity or exaggeration, values that are evident in her extremely competent

repeatedly shouted, "Why are you touching her?" and "Stop touching her!" Dr K recoiled and said he'd not touched the woman but the small flag she was holding

Battalions. Despite the support from Russian artillery, the Prussian attack recoiled amid blistering musketry and canister shot. When French skirmishers threatened

Roosevelt had attempted to refashion Taft into a copy of himself, but recoiled as Taft began to display his individuality. He was offended on election

Roosevelt had attempted to refashion Taft into a copy of himself, but recoiled as Taft began to display his individuality. He was offended on election

the army's grenadiers. Despite three brave charges, the French finally recoiled after an Austrian counterattack. While the French supporting fire was weak

myself, was gallantly executed, and was perfectly successful. The mob recoiled like water from a rock." By the time it was over, four soldiers and twelve

landsknechts' right, and which had been ordered by d'Avalos to attack the Swiss, recoiled from the pikes and fled to the rear, leaving Carlo Gonzaga to be taken

injustice." In addition, the BBC highlighted that, "Where parents once recoiled in horror [to his music], there now seems a greater willingness to acknowledge

propaganda (and still feature in Irish folklore) and the Whig Party element recoiled from allowing a standing army to continue with the agreed-upon rights and

Democrats and their Liberal Republican allies thought the war was a tragedy, recoiled against centralization and sought to recapture the purity of prewar days

of the cartridge. As the assembly of bolt, barrel and barrel extension recoiled to the rear of the gun upon firing, the locking block was drawn out of

Etelka Lehocky described it as "a great palate cleanser for anyone who's recoiled from pink-princess politics" and praised "Young's clever storytelling"

an oil-filled cylinder placed just underneath the gun. When the barrel recoiled, the piston was pulled back by the barrel's recoil and thus pushed the

1103/PhysRevD.65.047301. S2CID 1791226. o'Leary, Ryan M.; Loeb, Abraham (2012). "Recoiled star clusters in the Milky Way halo: N-body simulations and a candidate

'Amir who bent forward to attack his opponent from below, but his sword recoiled upon him and cut the main artery: in his forearm which caused his death

system of education, relief of the poor, and other activities. Louis XVI recoiled from this as being too great a leap in the dark, and such a fundamental

personnel he lightly fictionalized, with Clive as the chief doxy. Audiences recoiled, and the show closed. Fielding, backed by summer manager Theophilus, had

A sailor was flung across the deck when the grapnel rope snapped and recoiled around him. Great Eastern and another grappling ship, Medway, arrived to

swamps and constructing fountains. However, the membership of the academy recoiled against these requests, particularly as they did not initially come with

through the valley, it rattled in the dell; it knocked upon the mountain and recoiled upon the flat, for Casey, mighty Casey, was advancing to the bat. There

increased emphasis on military assistance to US allies. In addition, Truman recoiled from Johnson's "inordinate egotistical desire to run the whole government

about her inhumanity. You were drawn to her devious charms even as you recoiled from her brutal deeds." George R. R. Martin, author of the novels, praised

the rear by the Sertorian cavalry, who had circled around. As the legion recoiled from the shock of this unexpected attack they were attacked from the front

rushed across to the apparently empty car, pulled open the door, and then recoiled from an invisible blow. The motorist didn't know that there was a film

lifestyles of the people he portrayed. Stange (1989) argues that Riis "recoiled from workers and working-class culture" and appealed primarily to the anxieties

Badiley wrote two pamphlets on the mishap, and thereafter the charges recoiled on Appleton, and Badiley was not only cleared of all blame but was on 7

created a mood of impending doom. But, when the sound ceased, Jocasta recoiled in horror. Hastening to her room, she collapsed on the bridal bed. The

the French into a disorderly retreat late on 23 August. The Third Army recoiled towards Verdun, pursued by the 5th Army and the Fourth Army retreated to

squares, the harrying fire of British artillery as the French cavalry recoiled down the slopes to regroup, and the decisive countercharges of Wellington's

videotaped her daughter trying out the Uzi, and said she watched as the gun recoiled and her daughter lost control of it. The girl reportedly said the Uzi was

Roman official, was baptised by Sainted Ambrose of Mediolanum (Milan). She recoiled from the offer of the city-governor's wife Sunilda to accept Arian baptism

Eaton's former tag team partner in The Dangerous Alliance. As Cornette recoiled in shock, Eaton went to shake Anderson's hand but was punched to the ground

on Namitou's orders was not killed, as he had instructed: his henchmen recoiled from such a deed and instead handed the child to a poor countrywoman to

thereby swinging the U.S. election. The Reagan representatives properly recoiled, but Mr. McFarlane has had Iranian held hostages on the brain ever since

reincarnation on the earthly plane to no higher purpose. The Hyperboreans recoiled in horror from this entrapment within the Demiurge's cycles. They themselves

chronicles, Rosenberg Grenadiers advanced half way up the slopes, but recoiled in the face of a fire at point blank range. They were saved from destruction

assailed the érudits' work as inferior, parochial, and effete. Gibbon recoiled at the charges, and strove to reconcile the two groups by "proving...that

Pantagruel, whose opponents were giants in armor of granite, would have recoiled before our colossus of Antietam, because his heart is of granite too. The

Demjanjuk's face. When Demjanjuk smiled and offered his hand, Rosenberg recoiled and shouted "Grozny!", meaning "Terrible" in Polish and Russian. Rosenberg

Romantic movement. Romanticism revered the traditionalism of rural life and recoiled against the upheavals caused by industrialisation, urbanisation and the

with respect as equals. At the same time, his Victorian sensibilities recoiled at leveling Manila with aerial bombing, an attitude the World War II generation

October, he was presented with Pompey's head and signet ring. He supposedly recoiled in disgust and sorrow. Commentators dispute whether his reaction was genuine:

many musicians of his generation, Holst came under Wagner's spell. He had recoiled from the music of Götterdämmerung when he heard it at Covent Garden in

emphasize those themes write off the decade. Urban cosmopolitan scholars recoiled at the moralism of prohibition and the intolerance of the nativists of

than one woman in his life. Perhaps his sins were tiny sins, but they recoiled on him with a fierceness that threatened to crush his whole world to pieces

Scientists brought in to evaluate the game for potential education projects recoiled as it became increasingly evident that the game broke many more scientific

vast majority of Christians who watched last night would, like me, have recoiled in horror at some of the statements he made." "Evangelical leader unhappy

first, but to go forward. He made the storm march sound, and the enemy recoiled from it; thus he managed to relieve the other division. Even before Booms

been standing. It was a fragment from one of our own shells, which often recoiled and fell inside our entrenchments. (23 July) As well as attacks from the

inside Tyler's engine room, killing 9 men and wounding 16, but the gun recoiled off its mount and it took 10 minutes of hard labor to remount the gun.

industries. The International Monetary Fund and the financial community recoiled after García's administration unilaterally declared a limit on debt repayment

first. What I could not foresee was the stubbornness which [it] not only recoiled from taking action but set itself to twist and distort the facts. Patriotism

industries. The International Monetary Fund and the financial community recoiled after García's administration unilaterally declared a limit on debt repayment

Jews who were living in the country, including those who had previously recoiled from doing so, to join the Zionists, take shelter beneath their wings and

environment, the denatured and functionless ribonuclease protein spontaneously recoiled and regained function, demonstrating that protein tertiary structure is

If a perfectly straight barrel was fired in zero gravity, the barrel recoiled along its central axis with no off axis forces, the shot was perfectly

bombardment from Jean Reynier's massed artillery on Lobau Island. The VI Corps recoiled, allowing Boudet's troops to avoid total destruction. The French victory

and about three times her age). Nesbit found Thaw overly infatuated and recoiled from his attentions. He then visited her mother the next day and revealed

emphasize those themes write off the decade. Urban cosmopolitan scholars recoiled at the moralism of prohibition, the intolerance of the nativists and the

"reeking of the common clay", at which Parnell's aristocratic sensitiveness recoiled. "Of their differences I hinted to my brother": London, 24 November 1878

"My God, her too!". The SS officer galloped into the group of Jews, they recoiled with a scream, along with the Black Hundreds. But Esterka did not even

port" built into the back of the turret, which would open as the main gun recoiled, ejecting spent shell casings outside. This was considered advantageous

novels had been sidelined, apart from "the exponents of modernism who recoiled from his democratising aesthetic programme", was his attitude to gender

and RPG-2s between Đăk Tô and the Cambodian border. Outclassed, the unit recoiled in disorder. The next day, the regimental commander, Lieutenant colonel

particle has passed, we can know, from the fact that the screen will be found recoiled toward the top (bottom), whether the particle in question has been deviated

deeply and dearly loved – who, in the initial phase of the events, all recoiled from the gesture... which they did not understand.” - Axa, October 1, 1933

where the southern slave interest was politically powerful. Washington recoiled at British policing of the high seas. Spain, France and Portugal also relied

was damaged. All seven F-4s caught fire. Lieutenant James J. Campbell recoiled for a few moments in stunned dismay as burning torches tumbled toward him

the French into a disorderly retreat late on 23 August. The Third Army recoiled towards Verdun, pursued by the 5th Army and the Fourth Army retreated to

navigator grabbed Kiwi's upper deck rail, but was thrown overboard as Kiwi recoiled off I-1's hull. Kiwi again rammed I-1, this time on her starboard side

After a brief street battle on the evening of 23 July, in which he had recoiled from the sight of a dragoon being pulled from his horse and piked to death

themselves with long pikes at such close quarters—and the German column recoiled back across the trenches, having suffered more than a thousand casualties

siege sufficiently and accused the forces of sedition. The loyal Qizibash recoiled at their treatment by Mirza Salman, who they resented for a number of reasons

counts of Egmond and Horne beheaded in Brussels. The States of Holland now recoiled from publishing a work which openly defended the plea for more independence

full metal jacket load). Bell preferred smaller calibers because they recoiled less, were lighter to carry, and in his estimation killed elephants just

a paper to the group on "Economic Conditions in Canada", but he later recoiled from participating in party politics, denouncing partisans like Underhill

strip may, optionally, have an oil film or lubricant applied, then it is recoiled. Of note is that tension created by the force of the recoiler pulling the

by sexual jealousy. A few years later, Jenkins recalls how Widmerpool recoiled when touched gently on the arm by Berthe, a French girl encountered during

if people do not expect them to succeed, "I sympathized with him, but I recoiled from his ability to shed responsibility seamlessly and drape it at the

Gorham case in 1852 Palmer again sought admission to the Greek church, but recoiled before the unconditional rebaptism to which he was required to submit.

side-wheeler ran for Pulaski and the battery got off nine shots before the guns recoiled off their platforms. Union troops went back to work modifying platform

decades the Cromwellian model was a horror story and the Whig element recoiled from allowing a standing army. The militia acts of 1661 and 1662 prevented

to appear in publications such as Maclean's, Chatelaine, and Time. He recoiled at being a mere illustrator to a written text, as his aim was for the images

many of those who had lent their names to the original reform project recoiled from the prospect of insurrection, in March 1796 Tone recorded his understanding

rifles, and scythes. Their officers, prefacing orders with "please", recoiled in horror as formations of the backwoodsmen zigzagged on command to wheel

that was eventually reached. As the Civil War in the south unfolded, she recoiled from the summary execution of Collin's anti-Treaty former comrades, among

the Pre-Raphaelites, were heavily influenced by Etty's early works but recoiled from his later style. Holman Hunt recollected that "in my youth [Etty]

back the Austrians of the Michael Wallis Infantry Regiment Nr. 11, but recoiled when Austrian chief of staff Anton von Zach sent a brigade of crack grenadiers

written on his blog that: "That pretty well everyone—myself not excluded—recoiled at his actions, does not belie the accuracy of Breivik's research and analysis

story about a man trying to reestablish a friendship from which he had recoiled because of a fear of homosexuality. Songs and Sonnets of Ophelia exemplified

onset of a new form of European warfare with mass citizen armies. Austria recoiled in horror at the execution of Francis' aunt Maria Antonia in 1793 (despite

day of painting, "Marthe" entered the morning water and instinctively recoiled at its chilliness. Chabas approved of this pose, saying that it was "perfect"

anti-Confederate platform. Blaine was immediately put to the test. The Confederacy recoiled at the return of a "Black" Republican to the presidency. Moreover, Confederate

by French cavalrymen who wounded and captured Freytag. The right column recoiled from the village and stumbled cross-country, but Johann Ludwig, Reichsgraf

Thomas Sutcliffe writing for The Independent surmised, "In the end, Sharon recoiled from the full horror of public humiliation in the Queen Vic and conducted

with even more difficulty than the vanguard. As the Dauphin's division recoiled there was confusion in the French ranks: about half the men of their third

saw this as a highly undesirable commitment to reactionary policies. He recoiled at the idea of Russian armies marching across Europe to put down popular

makeover in reflective gold with rhinestones. Having noted how a teammate recoiled from a hug, Farley's game-changing solution of a bear-hug subverts the

This process entailed releasing oil into a nitrogen reservoir as the gun recoiled upon firing. Oil levels and the nitrogen pressure had to be monitored frequently;

prequel, Leatherface, his background is explored further. He initially recoiled at his family's crimes, but later agreed to participate. After helping

closes the distance they can land punches before the extended hands are recoiled to block. The Mummy Guard has been used by boxers such as George Foreman

closes the distance they can land punches before the extended hands are recoiled to block. The Mummy Guard has been used by boxers such as George Foreman

arrested Meighan had forced him into a painful wrist lock; when Meighan recoiled, he was thrown to the ground on his face, and then had his face ground

"form's" hand and felt "hard substances" in it. Allegedly frightened, she recoiled, and "the form jumped away, mumbled something and ran into the parlor,"

cavalry), the harrying fire of British artillery as the French cavalry recoiled down the slopes to regroup, and the decisive counter-charges of the Allied

whereupon he shot and killed David at point-blank range. The shotgun recoiled and hit him in the forehead, leaving a noticeable bruise. The pair then

reverse the word and interpret it: "You trembled (ז‎, zi'az'ata), you recoiled (ח‎, halita), your sin fled (פ‎, parhah) from you." Rava (or others say

the brigade for some time after the battle, he reported that his line "recoiled under the terrific fire that poured into our ranks both from their batteries

story involving his grandparents, slavers from South Carolina, who had recoiled at the scent of bodies emanating from a slave ship in distress that they

reverse the word and interpret it: "You trembled (ז‎, zi'az'ata), you recoiled (ח‎, halita), your sin fled (פ‎, parhah) from you." Rava (or others say

circumstances of the defendant. In Leakey's case [1980] QB 485, 526 Megaw LJ recoiled from the prospect of a detailed examination of the defendant's financial

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Brown remarked that "those of us died-in-the-wool San Franciscans may have recoiled at the thought of living in Los Angeles. San Francisco with its cold winds

Laurence Harvey, who played Colonel W. B. Travis, was injured when a cannon recoiled while firing, with one of the wheels rolling over his foot, fracturing

and RPG–2s between Đăk Tô and the Cambodian border. Outclassed, the unit recoiled in disorder. The next day, the regimental commander, Lieutenant colonel

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Garda car. CCTV footage showed how the individual with the shotgun then recoiled backwards several feet, appears to almost to hit the ground, then returns

not to the disadvantage of the Government of India. On this occasion it recoiled on the Afghan Government. At first, deliberately forgetful or ignorant

heard alone, we could have passed a more complete judgment on her; she recoiled, no doubt out of modesty and timidity, before this decisive test which

of an upper carriage (very much like a traditional naval carriage) that recoiled back over a frame called slide. Carriage and slide were built to create

marched in civil-rights demonstrations with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., he recoiled when black politicians began to urge racial quotas. The Columbia University

it into confusion by a spirited enfilading fire. The 3rd Arkansas' line recoiled. After a short delay, its commander, Col. Manning tried to make a change

journalists who alleged he had been leaning in for a kiss when Abbott recoiled before he walked off laughing. Some sources alleged that Davis appeared

24 C modèle 1870. These carriages consisted of an upper carriage that recoiled backwards over a frame (châssis) called slide. During this movement a compressor

and RPG–2s between Dak To and the Cambodian border. Outclassed, the unit recoiled in disorder. The next day, the regimental commander, Lieutenant colonel

shirked battle like a coward?" Then Hector tried to embrace his son, but he recoiled from his father, "scared at the sight of his father's armor, and at the

injustice." In addition, the BBC highlighted that, "Where parents once recoiled in horror [to his music], there now seems a greater willingness to acknowledge

portrait may be considered in light of what one critic said about Stock: she "recoiled from vanity or exaggeration, values that are evident in her extremely competent

hot iron". Malay Mail. 4 December 2019. "Navy cadet Zulfarhan screamed, recoiled his leg when steam iron placed on him, says fifth witness". Malay Mail

any offensive by the Western powers. In 1938, he had at the last moment recoiled from war; in 1939 the calendar would be more rigid both because Hitler