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StaffPlan developed StaffPlan | Conduit, an interface to exchange data between StaffP |
n fires electron bolts at it, overloading the | conduit and causing it to explode, destroying Sutekh. |
all his might, and how he made a pool, and a | conduit, and brought water into the city, are they no |
ompany, Manhattan Sugar Company, the National | Conduit and Cable Company and the Western Power Compa |
Space to run electrical | conduit and plumbing. |
The tournament sponsor was the Triangle | Conduit and Cable company and its owner John E. McAul |
arst systems in Britain with reference to the | conduit and diffuse flow characteristics of its hydro |
One of the developers of the | Conduit application has suggested using MetaTracker t |
Hobson's | Conduit as it runs along the side of Trumpington Road |
It has been reported in a Roman | conduit at Stufe de Nerone, Campi Flegrei, near Naple |
ng south to Linden Boulevard and merging onto | Conduit Avenue after entering Queens. |
It is accessible from North and South | Conduit Avenues. |
n silicic magma is fragmented in the volcanic | conduit, because of decompression and the growth of b |
Work on building the | conduit began in 1245. |
Bending - | conduit benders |
Murcia's own, formerly paved over or led in a | conduit beneath the track, and subsequently re-expose |
It is a useful | conduit between the A148 Kings Lynn-to-Cromer road an |
st pieces of third-party software to act as a | conduit between users and the media on Mac OS X. |
Hangin acted as a | conduit between Americans and Mongolians. |
He served as an unofficial | conduit between the Rebbe and Rabbi Aaron Kotler and |
cells, the hemichannel itself is active as a | conduit between the cytoplasm and the extracellular s |
established in 2001 to act as an information | conduit between the National Assembly for Wales and t |
The street is the main | conduit between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Squar |
CMO serves as the | conduit between mission teams and STScI personnel to |
Because priests served as the only | conduit between the cities and the peasants of the vi |
o not always occur where fire first reaches a | conduit, but preferentially occur at bends in a condu |
Flow patterns of liquids on the walls of the | conduit cause liquid to accumulate in the bottom of t |
Use of the | conduit ceased after the Great Fire of London in 1666 |
offices, 70 million feet of wire, 30 miles of | conduit, classrooms (so telegraph messengers could co |
made a single known appearance for the White | Conduit Club in the 1785 season. |
He seems to have been involved with the White | Conduit Club and then with Marylebone Cricket Club, s |
Jockey Club, and subsequently both the White | Conduit Club and MCC . |
e prime movers in the foundation of the White | Conduit Club (WCC), so-called because it played on Wh |
He was a member of the White | Conduit Club and an early member of MCC. |
of the same year, Harris played for the White | Conduit Club against Kent at Bishopsbourne Paddock an |
r many years until the formation of the White | Conduit Club around 1780. |
nue was in use before 1720 but that the White | Conduit Club was not established until c.1780. |
Cumberland played for the White | Conduit Club and was almost certainly in the team aga |
h later when he definitely did play for White | Conduit Club in another game against Middlesex. |
ve been played at Lord's Old Ground was White | Conduit Club v Middlesex on Monday 21 May 1787 . |
s a bowler and general attendant at the White | Conduit Club in Islington. |
class centuries in the same innings for White | Conduit Club v Kent at Bishopsbourne Paddock. |
n when he played for All-England versus White | Conduit Club in one of the earliest matches at the ne |
the appearance in major matches of the White | Conduit Club, although the surviving references this |
with Hampshire but also represented the White | Conduit Club. |
who played mainly for Berkshire and the White | Conduit Club. |
ad whereas to the north and west is a covered | conduit constructed by the Water Supplies Department. |
of 15.7 metres, a 6 metre diameter shaft and | conduit conveys the overflow to the flip bucket. |
Mexico through the Matagorda Ship Channel, a | conduit dredged through Matagorda Bay. |
ion in Manhattan and over the bridge was with | conduit electrification, while in Brooklyn it used ov |
The | conduit emerges from a cliffside overlooking the dam' |
ing The Beloit Poetry Journal, Boston Review, | Conduit, Field, Gettysburg Review, Indiana Review, Th |
Albert Park was formerly | Conduit Field. |
l) during the 1860s on the site of the former | Conduit Field. |
iest match known to have been played at White | Conduit Fields was the controversial encounter on 1 S |
A game at White | Conduit Fields on Wed 2 August involving 22 members o |
ew Lord's ground at Marylebone in 1787, White | Conduit Fields was abandoned. |
tal to look after unwanted children in Lamb's | Conduit Fields, Bloomsbury. |
It rises as a storm water | conduit flowing southwards from a subdivision in sout |
The brook, now enclosed in a concrete | conduit, flows parallel with the River Lee Navigation |
In addition, the film office is a | conduit for information, providing assistance to loca |
and in other cases Spanish has served as the | conduit for words which originated in other languages |
ge describes him as "a cavalier financier and | conduit for subscriptions to party political funds (b |
Silverman knew Greg Silvermaster to be a | conduit for Communist Party USA General secretary, Ea |
Sensory modality is the channel or | conduit for the induction of the trance. |
Thomas Hancock on Ann Street served as | conduit for The Rehearsal's correspondence, 1731 |
2009 Souza began using Flickr as an official | conduit for releasing White House photos. |
Playing ball has been a | conduit for blending into the American mainstream. |
It acted as a | conduit for Lake District-originated ice to pass east |
The channel is the | conduit for ocean-going vessels between the Houston-a |
within his tentacles, and use the coils as a | conduit for his lethal pheromones. |
d her alleged telepathic skills to serve as a | conduit for all types of animals. |
He served as a | conduit for information between Dissenters across the |
he Iraq War, Syria has reportedly served as a | conduit for foreign fighters intending to enter Iraq |
It is close to Heathrow Airport and acts as a | conduit for fresh produce airlifted to Heathrow to re |
Essentially it would serve as a | conduit for NAM member countries to tell their story |
is for sample rotation, and is a vacuum-tight | conduit for the vapor being drawn off of the sample. |
ly ill prisoners incarcerated there and was a | conduit for news from the outside world. |
ware suit also alleges that DMT was used as a | conduit for unearned funds to Laurie Coleman through |
Smiley serves as the | conduit for the arcane energy that gives Ernie his po |
invading Afghanistan was its importance as a | conduit for oil pipelines from Azerbaijan to Afghanis |
It became a major | conduit for transportation of coal from southern West |
Nathan becomes a | conduit for the dead Thyre to talk to and teach the l |
s and policy makers, but has also served as a | conduit for businesses to leverage the connections wi |
A | conduit has supplied water from Brandon Hill since 13 |
The roof of the | conduit head reveals the age of the structure. |
Within the | Conduit Head sits a 19th century lead water container |
Since the 16th century, the | conduit head and the water has been owned by Trinity |
The water from the | conduit head use to flow into central Cambridge in wo |
ent nearby with paths in the direction of the | conduit head. |
The | Conduit House on the northeast side of Harcourt Hill |
Initially, water was lifted to the | conduit house in Leadenhall, but was later extended t |
ndy House is a recently restored 17th century | conduit house that was used to supply water to the ne |
A scheme to restore the | conduit house was carried out in 2002-03 as part of a |
the Angel Inn at Islington and also of White | Conduit House. |
r 1810 and passed almost directly under White | Conduit House. |
, who lived in Nysa, mentioned a secret water | conduit in the town, but it remains unclear whether h |
500 he gave for the rebuilding of the Holborn | Conduit in 1564. |
the Electric Tube company devising a two wire | conduit in which two semicircular conductors were sep |
rs to a consortium of Euro Property Holdings, | Conduit Investments and the Buena Vista Hospitality G |
e, the point where an electrical flex exits a | conduit is often sealed by an adjustable gland to fac |
at to reach Sree Rama and Salvation, the best | conduit is gaining the blessing of Sree Hanuman and s |
The | Conduit is a first-person shooter video game develope |
9 | Conduit is a Grade II listed townhouse in Mayfair, de |
The primary | conduit is monthly MLN (Mentoring Leadership Network) |
d restored in 1991 with the assistance of the | Conduit Lands Trust. |
only access via a footpath running south from | Conduit Lane to the north. |
Croydon near the junction of Coombe Lane and | Conduit Lane, served by Tramlink stops at Coombe Lane |
built in the mid-18th century as part of the | Conduit Mead Estate. |
ssv) while the tree acts as an attachment and | conduit means of the control system to the downhole s |
For example, where a | conduit must pass under a river, a vertical shaft on |
mous "Safi Qureshey Foundation" to provide "a | conduit of support for socially and economically unde |
The pressure | conduit of the Aspendos aqueduct |
enic activity is an important microbiological | conduit of solar energy into the biosphere. |
c]" extended across the James River, the main | conduit of transportation of the era. |
The quincuxed planet will either act as a | conduit of energy or as a profound and deeply-felt bl |
ic) extended across the James River, the main | conduit of transportation of the era. |
alternative; Atangana was already the primary | conduit of information to and from the Germans. |
hin the organization, T.R.O. is the preferred | conduit of funds from the United States to the LTTE i |
the Pineview Dam and Reservoir, Ogden Canyon | Conduit, Ogden-Brigham Canal, South Ogden Highline Ca |
clude rocks plucked off the wall of the magma | conduit, or physically picked up by the ensuing pyroc |
the Lanka WebNet Toolbar which is powered by | Conduit or directly from the radio station's website. |
ction materials including loose bricks, metal | conduit pipes, and a bulldozer to attack federal offi |
The | Conduit provides an experience typical of a first-per |
iquids is present in the tubing or production | conduit, resulting in a pressure drop caused by gravi |
The FCC was located at | Conduit Road at that time. |
39 | Conduit Road is a residential property developed by H |
It links Des Voeux Road in Central with | Conduit Road in the Mid-levels, passing through narro |
s escalators link Des Voeux Road Central with | Conduit Road in the Mid-levels, passing through narro |
l-Mid-Levels escalator, it also connects with | Conduit Road. |
Hobson's | Conduit running in a sluice along the street towards |
This is connected to the test pad by a buried | conduit running 190 metres (620 ft). |
Hobson's | Conduit runs along the northern part of Trumpington R |
, they must travel to the core through a huge | conduit she is about to open. |
irteenth to fifteenth century, and a medieval | conduit, similar to one excavated at Saint Augustine' |
The society's 9 | Conduit Street location was the former town residence |
9 | Conduit Street - A History |
In The Caneing in | Conduit Street (1796), James Gillray caricatured Came |
Lamb's | Conduit Street is street in central London, located i |
Outwardly respectable, with an address in | Conduit Street, Mayfair and membership of the (fictio |
an & Co., began business in 1819 at 42 Lamb's | Conduit Street, as a bookseller and stationer, with a |
wo floors of a converted 18th century site in | Conduit Street, Mayfair. |
the architectural galleries and offices at 9 | Conduit Street, Mayfair, London. |
"Fox was born at 9 | Conduit Street,[2] London, the second surviving son o |
the work carried on in Chapel Street, Lamb's | Conduit Street. |
activity can be very long-lasting because the | conduit system is not strongly affected by the erupti |
On the site was the White | Conduit Tavern, erected in about 1648, and this was a |
A drilling riser is a | conduit that provides a temporary extension of a subs |
Acting as a trust | conduit, the FBCA extends the benefits that agencies |
ack-hunting history is thought to be the main | conduit through which humans have been able to form a |
other completion components and serves as the | conduit through which the production fluid flows from |
He was believed to have been the | conduit through whom Nicolae allegedly transferred mi |
e Chiltern Hills would have been an important | conduit throughout the Roman occupation. |
husbands; however, the agency functioned as a | conduit to collect money from the life insurance poli |
The Wachusett Aqueduct is an older parallel | conduit to the Cosgrove Tunnel, and is still availabl |
sa, birthed in the Phantom Zone and used as a | conduit to their escape. |
t this route might present a less complicated | conduit to the Pacific. |
h originally provided carriage traffic with a | conduit to Fifth Avenue. |
n Secretary the Earl of Halifax used him as a | conduit to convey to the leading Nazis the views of t |
It is a useful | conduit to avoid the busy seaside town of Cromer duri |
Ocoee No. 3's | conduit tunnel |
It then flows through a | conduit under Route 9 and into a narrow park called T |
he 1960s, the Wachusett Aqueduct was the main | conduit used to deliver water from the Wachusett Rese |
ed Stainless Steel Tubing (CSST) is a type of | conduit used for natural gas heating in homes. |
t replaced the Wachusett Aqueduct as the main | conduit used to deliver water from the Wachusett Rese |
ere the signals are directed through pipe and | conduit walls to detect pipe wall thickness and voids |
The construction of the | conduit was necessary to exploit the 12-mile (19 km) |
the standardised blocks from which the water | conduit was constructed. |
The Great | Conduit was a man-made underground channel in London, |
Nearby St John's | Conduit was originally built for the friary of the Ca |
ntain for the Market Place branch of Hobson's | Conduit was erected in 1855. |
The | Conduit was first revealed by the developer on the vi |
aped stones from the aqueduct's main pressure | conduit were re-used. |
ang sleeves around their piping, ductwork and | conduit, where they know from their drawings that blo |
The Federation operates as a | conduit within the network of member organizations. |
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