0 to pull something quickly and usually with a lot of force:
1 a boat with a powerful engine that can change direction easily and is used to pull large ships into and out of port
Each of these projects was pursued as a partnership between the network members (despite disagreements over the proposal to deploy new tug vessels).
The best that can be said for him is that his unwillingness to separate families at least tugged at his desire to make profits.
Nuclear-cytoplasmic 'tug of war' during cloning: effects of somatic cell nuclei on culture medium preferences of preimplantation cloned mouse embryos.
On the other hand, tugs, construction site machinery, docks, and ferries belong to the city's unofficial existence.
The indulged reader can quickly scan past these tugs at the middle-class conscience should she wish to.
Weighing the tug and pull of private and public sector initiatives, he devotes half of the text to the period from the 1850s to 1910.
Nuclear-cytoplasmic "tug of war" during cloning: effects of somatic cell nuclei on culture medium preferences of preimplantation cloned mouse embryos.
Rather, its political position is continuously shaped in a tug-of-war between the institution itself, public opinion, state agencies and international actors.
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