channel bar
channel iron , also: c section

The company's channel bar, however, will still be part of Windows 98, just one click away from the first screen.

Presently there is a longitudinal channel bar remaining in the quarry.

Channels could be displayed in a Channel Bar.

They have been categorized into levee, flood basin, channel bar/ point bar and paleo-channel deposits.

The company caught the eye of the Justice Department with its plan to grant spots on its opening Windows screen, on the so-called channel bar.

In Windows 98, the operating system and Internet browsing software are seamlessly integrated with a "channel bar" of featured Web sites, including Microsoft's.

The sites on the channel bar include ones produced by Walt Disney, Time Warner and Microsoft's on-line offerings, among others.

The library includes bolts, screws, washers, nuts, joints, rivets, studs, L-bars, tapered channel bars, and parts used in the design of heat exchangers and other devices.

Steve Wadsworth, a Disney vice president, said that Microsoft threatened to pull Disney's logo - an easy link to the company's Web site - from its Windows channel bar.

He also showed how it was possible for computer owners to remove both the icon for Microsoft's browser and the web browser "channel bar" feature, which Microsoft has hailed as an innovation.

The channel bar, which has been part of the most recent version of the Internet Explorer browser, allows the user to put together a selection of Internet web sites, much like channels on a television.

In that case, he was charged with stabbing a 15-year-old outside a Broad Channel bar in 2002, but the defendant in that case died in an accident before the case could go to trial.

A good part of Mr. Harris's testimony dealt with the exclusionary contract Microsoft forced Intuit to sign so that Microsoft would include a link to Quicken's Web site on the "channel bar."

Every year Richard Stafford, who plays the fiddle at O'Flaherty's Irish Channel bar in the French Quarter, tells himself, "I'm sick of Mardi Gras," the traffic jams and the crowds.

On new machines, the computer maker decides whether you see the channel bar with Mickey Mouse and the Tasmanian Devil and whether you start browsing files and folders the classic double-click way or use single-clicking.

They also want Microsoft to allow PC makers to choose what appears on the Windows main screen, or desktop, where the company now promotes its Internet commerce services and those of companies that pay for a position on the Windows "channel bar."

The first-screen option for PC makers - reported over the weekend by News.com, an on-line computer news service - means the manufacturers will not have to display Microsoft's "channel bar" on the screen users see first when they turn on their computers.

Another part of the Government's antitrust suit charges Microsoft with forcing Internet service companies to support Internet Explorer, not Netscape, in exchange for receiving promotional space on a part of the main Windows screen known as the Channel Bar.

Besides, Microsoft said, the remaining agreements "expire on September 30, 1998, and Microsoft has informed" the relevant companies "that Microsoft will not be renewing any of those agreements because the Channel Bar concept has not been sufficiently popular with consumers and is thus being discontinued."

The channel bar, however, has not gathered as much steam as other portals, and Microsoft announced plans in March to drop the bar from the 5.0 version of Internet Explorer around the same time that the Senate began inquiries into contracts between the company and the companies with space on the channel bar.

Horizontal bracing was provided by (wrought iron) channel iron.

The company's products included bar iron, railroad spikes, channel iron, and track rails for use in mines.

The framework was typically simple angle or channel iron and various surplus motorcycle and automotive parts were used.

Rare channel iron deposits are rendered uneconomic because of a silica cement proving too durable for easy mining and crushing.

Most channel irons are upgraded via washing of the pisolite gravels to remove the cements and matrix.

They can shear flat plate, angle iron, round and square bar stock as well as punch plates, angles, I-beam and channel iron.

Channel iron systems typically form within a depression on the Tertiary 'Hamersley Surface', and form several pods downstream on the palaeodrainage.

The Channel Iron Deposits (CID) of The Hamersley Province, Western Australia.

Genesis of the Channel Iron deposits (CID) of the Pilbara of Western Australia.

TRPML1 is believed to channel iron ions across the endosome/lysosome membrane into the cell and so its malfunction causes cellular iron deficiency.

The channels show typical fluvial sedimentary morphology, with channel scours truncating or incising the channel iron deposits, and rare examples of graded bedding, and so on.

Although channel iron deposits are typically low-grade at 53% to 57% Fe in-situ, they are composed of goethite-limonite which are hydrated iron oxide species.

The work, created by the artist Forrest Myers in 1973, was called "The Wall" and consisted of horizontal projections from 42 existing channel irons on the Houston Street side of the building.

The water content of channel iron deposits (quoted as Loss on Ignition) is from 7% to 12%, which is the highest of all iron ore types, generally due to the presence of goethite-limonite.

Channel iron deposits (CID) are iron-rich fluvial sedimentary deposits of possible Miocene age occupying meandering palaeochannels in the Early to Mid-Tertiary Hamerlsey palaeosurface of Western Australia.

Channel iron deposits are an important source of iron ore, with the deposits at Yandi and Robe River accounting for approximately 47% of iron ore mined from the Hamerley Iron province.

These are commonly available in steel and aluminum; the names "angle iron" and "channel iron" are still commonly used (informally) even though their literal namesake, wrought iron, has been replaced by steel and aluminum for most uses.

Two factors that lowered its cost of manufacture, and thus its sales price, were that it was made partially from off-the-shelf components, and that its steel channel iron frame eliminated the need for large, heavy castings for the transmission and rear end (as were often used in tractors of the era).