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Or the last few inches of floorboards, both in the cabin and on the individual floors, are hinged.

The hinged floorboards on cabins and floors are also mandatory, but there is no mention that they should also stop the elevator.

In reality however, the real problems surrounding the app not being financially viable don't seem to be hinged on Apple's changes here.

One time I had to take the bottom panel on my fridge off to switch how the door hinged.

Reynolds, actually hinged on the fact that there was no patent license involved.

For the sake of estimation, let's assume these are human-sized hinged openings.

That is, I thought macros hinged on the fact that everything is a list, not that everything is an expression.

As far as I know, copyright is not hinged on your ability to show your willingness to protect it, that's trademarks.

I was under the impression that, like copyright, it mainly hinged on your ability to show your willingness to protect it.

Entire article seemed hinged on a false premise about Microsoft.

I also believe that payment should be hinged upon future earnings, and not a ballooned sum payable in the hopes of a job.

At least in Australia and New Zealand it is very common to have stalls with doors hinged and sized so when shut they overlap an outer bit.

The bread that encases them is neither split nor hinged, but wrapped." Fair enough, especially since they called out this distinction so clearly.

While critics in Quebec have charged she was arrested merely because of “a picture,” the case hinged largely on the notes she attached to the posted image.

Indeed, all the "scientific" hiring processes are hinged on the idea that it is possible to accurately predict an individuals future performance.

For example, a recent paper hinged upon something that I considered physically impossible - only in the last paragraph did it explain why it wasn't (they were even like "everyone is probably assuming this is impossible - here's why it's not".