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buckle in

To anchor or fasten oneself or another in place with a seatbelt, as in a vehicle. A noun can be used between "buckle" and "in" or after "in." Can you buckle the baby in while I put our bags in the trunk? This car is not moving until everyone is buckled in!

buckle someone in

to attach someone securely with a vehicle's seat belts. (This includes airplane seat belts.) Don't forget to buckle the children in. Did you buckle in the children?

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After five years, about one out of six study participants had experienced knee buckling in the previous three months, and after seven years, more than 14 percent had suffered two or more falls.

Buckling knees may increase fall risk

5) The main application of this probabilistic computational model is to assessment of temporary train speed limits using the simulation of the CWR track buckling in a probabilistic approach.

Probabilistic analysis of continuous welded rail stability

First, Euler studied bar buckling in the mid-18th century.

Buckling of Bars, Plates, and Shells

Chapters also review buckling in a range of materials from steel to differing types of composite.

Local and interaction buckling in composite columns

Gain an Understanding of the Stability Behaviour of Steel and Other Plated Structures When under Compressive Stress

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