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David Filar wrote: "A mnemonic I learned from a park ranger 55-plus years ago pertaining to stalactite/stalagmite: When the mites go up the tites (tights) come down' as it pertains to a ballet dancer."

Filar Atwood, Jackson Calls on Commission to Complete Dodd-Frank

Brundage, M.; Avin, S.; Clark, J.; Toner, H.; Eckersley, P.; Garfinkel, B.; Dafoe, A.; Scharre, P.; Zeitzoff, T.; Filar, B.; et al.

In an interview with Blue Mesa Review, Akhtiorskaya located her own literary pedigree in the US immigrant novels of an earlier period, represented by such works as Henry Roth's Call it Sleep (1934) or Charles Reznikoff's By the Waters of Manhattan (1930) (see Filar 2015).

Outreach is also a useful tool in the 'soft open' phase of makerspace implementation; as Beth Filar Williams and Michelle Folkman noted, "while exploration and self-discovery are hallmarks of a successful makerspace, the deadlines imposed on librarians to manage such a space do not often allow the time necessary for these methods of learning." (11) In cases such as these, makerspace librarians can shorten the learning curve with intentional and proactive collaboration with other departments within the library to accomplish specific goals, such as building maker competencies across library units.

Studies have shown that fracture rate of multifilar coil leads is less than the single filar coil leads [6].

he used a filar micrometer to determine its right ascension and declination by measuring its offset from 2 Cygni, whose coordinates were in the star catalog of John Flamsteed.

One of the service's ultimate goals is to produce better protection, but at an affordable price, said Chip Filar, deputy associate director of ground systems survivability and ballistic protection at TARDEC.