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Examples of drawer

drawer
So she puts the candy in the red drawer, and then she decides to go shopping.
If the drawer is locked, the robot would try to open it exerting more and more force, until its force limits would be reached.
Another interpretation of the conference theme appeared in papers which explored the act of representing space where the delegate was the 'drawer'.
For example, a 16-year-old obtained his first contraceptives by stealing them from his father's drawer.
There was also a bed, a clothes-chest, a chest of drawers, an armchair, a folding table with chairs and a spinning wheel.
On return to the apartment, a previously undiscovered empty pill bottle was found in the bedside table drawer.
Others have doors that reveal unexpected materials and drawers containing intensely coloured pigments.
It could happen that the drawer is too heavy and the force that we control is not enough.
This is re-enforced by quotations from his earlier works, played on cassette machines contained in the five drawers which are opened from time to time.
A chest of drawers, each with hundreds of divisions by typeface, character, style and pitch, a world to read as a mirror image of reality.
The floor of each cage was a drawer containing five zinc trays 5 inches in depth.
Thus, although it is not possible to be certain, it seems unlikely that the file drawer problem substantially influenced the results reviewed here.
The contributions are mostly rapid analyses of limited interest; it almost appears as if the authors provided some essays lying around in their desk drawers.
Young lists the various pieces that must be removed from the drawers.
In the end, he returns to his village to look after his dying father, his magnum opus lying unfinished in a drawer.
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