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It 's unlikely the legal killer brigade has reached the gates of Baghdad yet : At the moment they are supposed to be training opposition Kurdish and Shia leaders , and also scouting for potential landing strips to be used in case of war . The Monkeys go to Hong Kong for a coding tournament and end up in a battle with Mozilla , Bill Gates , and a 1,000 - foot-tall Hula Girl . Or , to save 1.5 miles , from Mendocino drive 3.5 miles east on Little Lake until you spot a dirt road with a yellow Forest Service gate . Further regulatory control is provided by the anterior cingulate cortex , a center that may provide a gating function inhibiting fear conditioning by inhibitory input to the amygdala ( Morgan , et al , 1995 ) . On the pretext of having to keep a garrison at the Caspian Gates , they demanded a tribute from the Romans as if every people did not have frontiers to guard . Must be able to develop new product gating designs and create associated documentation for single crystal and equiax mold designs . ” Sometimes even well-meaning intentional communities end up being suburban gated compounds which add to the problems of sprawl and racial segregation . " We literally walked them from one end of the plant to the other showing them how to operate this valve , this gate , this pump or screw , all the way through the work process , " said Hume , the Bechtel water manager . Furthermore , the clocks associated with the synchronous blocks can be stopped ( or gated ) when those blocks are not being used . A no-holds-barred soapbox that obliterates the last remaining societal restraints on explicit lyrics and good taste.Once confined almost exclusively to inner-city culture , rap / hip hop is now just as likely to be heard blasting through the open windows of a white teenager 's Mustang in a well-heeled , gated suburban subdivision . A clinical validation of the protocol is currently under study on a series of gated SPECT images in collaboration with Pr . This led us to investigate whether the P50 sensory gating response is abnormal in the biological children of AD patients . When he finally walked away from them toward the side of the village opposite the gate , they were still further mystified as to his intentions . " A nonprofit organization in Nepal has received the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 's 2006 Access to Learning Award for its creative approach to providing free access to computers and the Internet and promoting literacy . Both funds had been endowed by Bill Gates , the chairman and chief software architect of the Microsoft Corporation , and his wife , Melinda French Gates . Give heed , therefore , ye who glory in your wealth , lest those who are needy should groan , and their groans should ascend to the Lord , [ 117 ] and ye be shut out with all your goods beyond the gate of the tower . Google , however , may be in a better position to facilitate such an online connection between the capture of RSS feeds in their Fusion service and the gated content in Google Scholar . The Southwest Agora gate , first constructed during the reign of Tiberius ( r. 14-37 ) , may have occupied its current position then , but this elegant U-shaped gateway was later rebuilt with somewhat shorter lateral wings . I am sure the engineers concerned are casti - gating themselves for what they failed to forsee , for what they concluded was trivial , for what now seems eminently clear to them . Upon intracellular depolarization there is a positive change of the effective extracellular voltage on the transistor with an amplitude that correlates with the gating of Kv1.3 channels , but with a dynamics that is far slower than channel gating .