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Regulators could address this concern by requiring drones to carry identifying documents (e.g., license plates) and liability insurance.

It is the second part, the desire to slide on huge plates that gets people in trouble.

At a relatively shallow depth (less than about 20 miles/30 km down), the plates have become stuck.

The penalty for not plates is $25 and proof of correction, after which you can just remove it again.

Below this locked zone, warmer temperatures make the plates more pliable, allowing them to move more readily past each other.

A quick primer on steel: When you buy steel from a mill, you usually get it in plates or sections.

We anticipated some static from all the ribbons, so the superstructure is heavily grounded and made of aluminum, we also have aluminum plates inside each pixel module.

Then there is also the psychology of our desire to slide on huge plates.

Probably because he ran her plates and got a driving record and warrant check.

I'm white and have been pulled over twice in North Carolina for having NJ plates on Route 95.

If you're looking at license plates, they're much more identifiable...but if you can read their plate it's too close to matter anyway.

Cars and people can do all the bad things I'm talking about, but there are license plates and cops.

Expired plates." cause we couldn't go a mile without him finding one.

We have a "recycling cavity" behind the phosphor plates that reflects "backward" emitting photons.

When the parent says that "even the simplest wet-lab reactions take very exacting conditions to work", they're not really talking about transforming cells with plasmids and autoclaving plates.

Each day, we rode in a truck a coule of miles and, along the way, he would occasionally say, "Expired plates.