I. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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safety
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They clip it into a safety harness , attaching it to Doug.
shoulder
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Unlike most modern packs, the Big Top has an adjustable hip belt instead of an adjustable shoulder harness .
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Tiltwheel steering, adjustable front-seat shoulder harnesses and dual front air bags are standard.
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Use of the top tensioners also helps to spread the load over the whole of the shoulder harness .
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Chest straps can also aid stability, and help keep the shoulder harness in the right place.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
safety harness/helmet/glasses etc
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At the first change over it's off with the shoes and on with the safety helmet.
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Full transparent face shields or visors may be specified as an alternative and are sometimes an integral part of a safety helmet.
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Protective gloves and a safety helmet are worn to minimize injury.
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Steven put his safety helmet further back on his head.
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The safety helmet was another of his discoveries, his good ideas.
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They clip it into a safety harness, attaching it to Doug.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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An essential piece of rock-climbing equipment is a climbing harness .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Playpens or other harnesses, for instance, may be used frequently to keep their chil-dren safe.
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So with borrowed gear, no harness and a stranger I set off.
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Taking one hand off the wheel, Nathan reached out and hooked his fingers through the front of her harness .
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The karabiner must be correctly attached to the harness .
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The sound of a horse in harness , of its hoof idly striking a stone!
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To wait in heavy harness On fluttered folk and wild Your new-caught, sullen peoples, Half devil and half child.
II. verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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energy
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It could be that Grätzel's attempts to harness cheap solar energy may finally have hit the jackpot.
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Can we understand and harness the immense energy of the Sun?
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We harness fossil energy and breathe life into machines.
power
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The most obvious was that the River Bollin could be harnessed to power the spinning machinery.
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The challenge now is harnessing the power of diversity.
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And so they had to harness my own power - mine!
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The accumulation of capital, and hence the ownership of capital, was central in harnessing the productive power of mechanical energy.
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It is designed for maximum pleasure and harnesses the power of a System Porsche 1.2 fuel-injected engine, complete with three-way catalyser.
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Unfortunately, organizations need to do just that in order to harness the creative power of their employees.
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The attempt to harness that power as a controlled source of useful energy has occupied scientists and engineers ever since.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The Missouri River is harnessed for hydroelectric power.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A hybrid type of society emerged, in which archaic social forces were harnessed to modern industrial techniques.
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A mixture of envy and admiration once led fishermen to try to harness the heron's gifts.
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Attempts to harness the numerical strength of the casual poor had foundered on the rocks of seeming apathy.
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It is designed for maximum pleasure and harnesses the power of a System Porsche 1.2 fuel-injected engine, complete with three-way catalyser.
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The important thing is to harness growth to self-knowledge, a ready acceptance of change, swift-moving business practice and sound judgement.
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The snag is - first you must harness the fish.
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They also featured coaches that could harness their players' egos.
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We harness fossil energy and breathe life into machines.