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	Bicycle chain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A bicycle chain is a chain that transfers power from the pedals to the drive-wheel of a bicycle thus propelling it.
		The chain in use on modern bicycles is a roller chain with a 1/2" pitch.
		Before the safety bicycle, bicycles did not have chains and the pedals were attached directly to the drive-wheel, thus limiting top speed by the diameter of the wheel and resulting in very dangerous designs with front wheels as large as possible.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bicycle_chain (440 words)

	Chain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chain stitch, in sewing and embroidery, a chain stitch is a series of looped stitches that form a chain.
		Chain, Planetary, a chain of globes serving as fields of evolution in theosophical cosmology
		Chain of office, collar or heavy gold chain worn as insignia of office or a mark of fealty in medieval Europe and the United Kingdom
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chain (808 words)

	Chain Maintenance
		Chain durability is affected by riding style, gear choice, whether the bicycle is ridden in rain or snow, type of soil in the local terrain, type of lubricant, lubrication techniques, and the sizes and condition of the bicycle's sprockets.
		The rivets that hold the chain together run through the middle of the bushings, and the rollers roll around the outside of the bushings, so both the inside and the outside surfaces of the bushings are subject to wear.
		The major cause of chain "stretch" is wearing away of the metal where the rivet rotates inside of the bushing (or the "bushing" part of the inside plate) as the chain links flex and straighten as the chain goes onto and off of the sprockets.
	www.sheldonbrown.com /chains.html (3090 words)

	Chain
		The drive chain of a motorcycle is one of the most important parts of a bike and yet normally gets the least attention.
		The standard drive chain of older Honda motorcycles are of the "Roller Chain" type.
		These chains must be removed by removing the swingarm of the bike.
	oldmanhonda.com /MC/Rchain.html (613 words)

	Class Template chain
		Chains are used by filtering streams and stream buffers to manage their underlying sequence of Filters and Devices.
		When a chain is used for output, data passes through the first filter in the chain, then through the second filter, and so on, and eventually reaches the Device at the end of the chain.
		When a chain is used for input, data travels in the opposite direction, beginning at the Device at the end of the chain, then passing through the filters in reverse order.
	www.boost.org /libs/iostreams/doc/classes/chain.html (908 words)

	Chain (Mill)
		Here is an example of chaining a closed profile by "double clicking" the first element of the chain.
		Small gaps in the selected profile are automatically closed based on the Chain Tolerance setting located on the Setup dialog in the View menu.
		The chaining strategy (horizontal, vertical or by distance) is controlled by the Circle Chain setting located on the Setup dialog that can be opened from the VIEW menu.
	www.ezcam.com /web/products/help/ezmill/menu_curves/chain_mill.htm (758 words)

	A Science Odyssey: People and Discoveries: Ernst Chain
		Chain had studied enzyme biochemistry, and he continued research in the field until Adolf Hitler became chancellor in 1933.
		It was Chain who uncovered Alexander Fleming's paper on penicillin as part of his larger research into antibiotics and enzymes, together with Howard Florey.
		Ernst Chain was said to have a volatile and sometimes combative personality, and he was unhappy with postwar developments in his field in England.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/aso/databank/entries/bmchai.html (310 words)

	chain life on a bicycle
		Those who regularly keep their chains clean (not just the outside, but the interior bushings, where the real wear occurs) get much longer life than those who don't.
		First, the shorter chainstays mean the chain is frequently bending/twisting at a nastier angle than on a bike with longer chainstays.
		What happens is that the stretched chain tries to wear them down to match their stretched shape, but the best the cog can do is have its profile rearranged, with the result that the parts that engage the chain are worn off.
	www.chainreaction.com /chainlife.htm (644 words)

	Urban Legends Reference Pages: Chain Linked
		If everyone in the chain had followed instructions and mailed it to five of their friends, by the time it reached you it had already been through 3,905 pairs of hands, and that only provided the first person listed was the one who began the progression.
		Altruistic chain letters are those that present themselves as seeking benefit for others rather than the financial enrichment or improvement of luck of their recipients/forwarders.
		A less mercenary example of a "something for nothing" chain letter that plays upon the urge to seek fame rather than fortune is the Guinness World Book of Records hoax which states as its goal the establishment of a world record.
	www.snopes.com /luck/chain.asp (2668 words)

	Knitty: Marley's Ghost felted chain
		Here's a chain for a scarf or belt inspired by some gold polyester necklaces in Marc Jacob's Spring collection and by the scarves on the cover of Teva Durham's book, Loop-d-Loop, but with one big exception: fulling.
		The chain doesn't necessarily have to be fulled if a stretchy chain is appropriate; therefore, you can also knit links of different yarns into the same chain, including non-woolens, to use up scrap.
		When the chain has reached the desired length, you are ready to full the chain.
	www.knitty.com /ISSUEwinter05/PATTmarleysghost.html (739 words)

	Armstrong Alar Chain Corporation - Weldless Chain Specifications
		Jack chain is a weldless chain,with links twisted approximately 90 degrees to each other, forming a figure and8and pattern.
		A weldless chain which has both loops of the links identical in shape and size, wrapped in the middle with a center tie.
		A weldless chain, which is made in a single loop pattern with inter-locking eye.
	www.chain-cable.com /weldless.htm (193 words)

	Before You Chain Your Dog, Chaining up Dogs
		Dogs who are chained run a much higher risk of biting and are more likely to be the dogs that run off and don't come back when called.
		The good thing was it was reversible, the chain was taken away and the dog no longer felt the need to defend and protect, no longer felt trapped and confined.
		They are much better then chains and if the owners take the dog out every day to run free or for a walk and play they are okay.
	www.dogbreedinfo.com /chain.htm (946 words)

	Armstrong Alar Chain Corporation - Beaded Chain Specifications
		CHAIN is available in bulk, on spools or in hanks, or assembled to the required end fittings.
		Chains are avialabe in 4" or 4½" lengths and come complete with Type B splicing link in matching material and finish.
		The "D" Coupling performs all the functions of the "A" Coupling in addition to allowing the chain to be brought out in a 140° arc.
	www.chain-cable.com /beaded.htm (300 words)

	ProgRock Records :: Artist Listing
		Chain was formed in 1994 by beyboardist Stephan Kernbach.
		One day he found the Chain tape and listened he couldn't believe that after all these years he knew every single note and that the themes really worked, so he decided to produce an album that should have been produced 8 years earlier.
		The members of Chain are all involved in several side projects, one of which is Henning Pauly's Solo Piano work which earned him some recognition in classical circles but now has been pushed to the side to work on "chain.exe".
	www.progrockrecords.com /artists/view.php?id=6 (527 words)

	Chain Letter Evolution
		Though some e-mail chains begin as digitizations of paper chain letters [e1994] or office humor items [e1995], their subsequent history in the electronic medium, and the chain e-mail genre as a whole, differ significantly from paper chain letters.
		Chain letters circulated in Shahabad in 1864 that condemned the breeding of pigs and consumption of alcohol.
		For a chain letter variation V, we interpret the population y as the number of "active" letters present, that is, ones that have been received and still have a reasonable chance of being copied.
	www.silcom.com /~barnowl/chain-letter/evolution.html (14494 words)

	Overview - Commons Chain
		Towards that end, the Chain API models a computation as a series of "commands" that can be combined into a "chain".
		To maximize the usefulness of the Chain of Responsibility pattern APIs, the fundamental interface contracts are defined in a manner with zero dependencies other than an appropriate JDK.
		In addition, separation of a computation into discrete commands that operate on a general purpose context allows easier creation of commands that are unit testable, because the impact of executing a command can be directly measured by observing the corresponding state changes in the context that is supplied.
	jakarta.apache.org /commons/chain (459 words)

	Oregon® Saw Chain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Oregon® cutting chain is used as original equipment by 90 percent of the world's chainsaw manufacturers and by most of the world's professional loggers, farmers, and homeowners.
		Cutting chain that's made in many types and sizes to match the power of most saws, and the kinds of use for which each saw is designed.
		Since the development of the first chipper chain more than half a century ago Oregon® has been, and remains, at the forefront of chainsaw cutting-systems technology and continues to produce the most advanced line of cutting chain available today.
	www.oregonchain.com /sawch.htm (226 words)

	CHAIN
		CHAINs - Contact, Help, Advice and Information Networks - are online networks for people working in health and social care.
		CHAIN 1 focuses on research and evidence-based practice; CHAIN 2 is for people interested in work-based and e-learning, and the new CHAIN 3 is a community interested in innovation and improvement.
		More CHAINs will be introduced in future, based on the same principles, but focusing on other fields of interest.
	chain.ulcc.ac.uk /chain/index.html (273 words)

	Chain Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		CHAIN is an International organization registered as a Charity in the UK and committed to empowering people living with HIV/AIDS
		CHAIN aims to support the development of HIV treatment advocates, and educators in African countries where anti-viral drugs and treatments for opportunistic infections are already available.
		CHAIN?s role is to develop tailor made educational programmes targeting the grass root communities who take part in these vaccine clinical trials
	www.chainproject.org (305 words)

	Chain
		Stmt: Chain is a new journal that investigates language and its various frames.
		It attempts to create a dialogic space through its investigation of the (im)possibility of an unmediated reception and the (im)possibility of detaching a writing from its presentational/ideological form.
		Chain 1 begins with a forum on how and why journals are created and in what ways questions of gender have informed those decisions.
	wings.buffalo.edu /epc/mags/chain (436 words)

	PLANETPALS food chain earth science animals herbivores carnivores
		These are living things which take the non living matter from the environment, such as minerals and gases and uses them to support life.
		Green plants are considered producers and the are at the beginning of the food chain.
		They are considered consumers and are next in the food chain.
	www.planetpals.com /foodchain.html (199 words)

	Chain Reaction - An atom bomb is triggered by a chain reaction. Try to ignite a chain reaction here by yourself!
		Chain Reaction - An atom bomb is triggered by a chain reaction.
		An atom bomb is triggered by a chain reaction.
		The objective of the game is to invoke a chain reaction for as long as possible.
	chain-reaction.freeonlinegames.com (104 words)

	Chain letters
		Chain letters are letters which promise a phenomenal return on a small effort.
		Chain Letters are highly illegal and stupid as well (a copy of a chain letter with comments in the margin)
		Chain emails have netizens in a bind ("the soul of a religious guru is waiting to be re-born" - pass it on!)
	www.cs.rutgers.edu /~watrous/chain-letters.html (4825 words)

	chain - Wiktionary
		That chain of restaurants is expanding into our town.
		A number of atoms in a series, which combine to form a molecule.
		A unit of length equal to 22 yards.
	en.wiktionary.org /wiki/chain (234 words)

	Supply Chain Management Course and Training - Supply Chain Online
		Supply Chain Online offers an online course for supply chain management education and training and a personalized certificate of completion, available to both individuals and corporations.
		This powerful supply chain management strategy is known as "postponement", or "risk pooling"; postponement of the point of product differentiation, or pooling of the risk of specific SKU forecast error.
		In the best cases, metrics, or performance measures, on which various departments are evaluated would shift to reflect a more cooperative environment; one in which corporate (and entire supply chain) performance is paramount.
	www.supplychainonline.com (915 words)

	Ernst B. Chain - Biography
		Ernst Boris Chain was born on June 19, 1906, in Berlin, his father, Dr. Michael Chain, being a chemist and industrialist.
		Professor Chain is author or co-author of many scientific papers and contributor to important monographs on penicillin and antibiotics.
		He was in 1946 awarded the Silver Berzelius Medal of the Swedish Medical Society, the Pasteur Medal of the Institut Pasteur and of the Societé de Chimie Biologique, and a prize from the Harmsworth Memorial Fund.
	nobelprize.org /nobel_prizes/medicine/laureates/1945/chain-bio.html (562 words)

	ANCHOR CHAIN HISTORY - SOLAR NAVIGATOR WORLD ELECTRIC NAVIGATION CHALLENGE - SOLAR COLA, COCA COLA, PEPSI COLA, VIRGIN, ...
		It was the thing when an Alexander big king attacked Chil City in 332 B.C. Because an enemy came to a limit, he used an iron chain as the anchor rope of the ship of the supporter.
		The use of the anchor chain proceeded rapidly by these ideas and the development because the inconvenience of chain disappeared and strength became stable and then the connection of the chain became easy.
		Anchor chain of the warship The Kaiyomaru of Edo shogunate period established in the Netherlands AD 1865.
	www.solarnavigator.net /anchor_chain.htm (697 words)

	ONJava.com -- A Look at Commons Chain, Part 1
		The Jakarta Commons subproject Chain codifies and combines these patterns into a reusable Java framework for representing sequential process flows.
		This framework, developed under the community umbrella of the Jakarta Commons project, has been quietly gaining acceptance and usage in a number of interesting applications, most notably as the underlying mechanism for handling HTTP request processing in the Struts and Shale web application frameworks.
		Commons Chain solves this problem by allowing for the algorithm to be defined through a configuration file interpreted at runtime.
	www.onjava.com /pub/a/onjava/2005/03/02/commonchains.html (904 words)

	Erigging - Catalog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		It is an excellent general purpose chain for applications where there is little need for a high strength to weight ratio.
		Grade 70 Transport chain is considered the chain of choice for load binding applications.
		Grade 80 Alloy chain is the only chain recommended for overhead lifting and other applications where the highest strength to weight ration is required.
	www.e-rigging.com /store_Categories.cfm?Cat_ID=76&Menu_Choice=Catalog (402 words)

	Chain Pickerel in Alabama
		The state angling record (6 lb, 5.5 oz) was caught in Dyas Creek, a tributary of the Perdido River in Baldwin County, in 1976.
		Their apparent absence in headwaters of these drainages in probably due to either lack of preferred habitat or insufficient sampling.
		HABITAT AND BIOLOGY: Chain pickerel prefer large streams, rivers, reservoirs, and swamps where there is minimal flow and substrates consist of silt and mud.
	www.outdooralabama.com /fishing/freshwater/fish/pikes/chain (462 words)

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