Consequently, the existence of the conformal metrical field which determines at each point the cones of light propagation would prevent an arbitrary realignment of light-like fibers, that is, it would be impossible to realign the earth and the fixed stars such that both are at rest with the coordinate system of the plasticine.
Free of the EU, Britain would be better positioned to realign its trade patterns towards fast-growing economies, thus stimulating economic growth, than it is now.
Clegg fulfilled this ambition when he formed a coalition with the Tories in 2010 – to the deep shock of Kennedy, whose political hero Roy Jenkins had hoped to realign the centre-left by forging links between the Lib Dems and Labour.
Pierre Fabre, who is in his 70s and has no heir, has brought in Mr Belingard to realign his beloved firm before floating it on the stockmarket.
That would help realign Hong Kong's exchange rate, which Pershing thinks is too competitive.
It then uses the algorithms still Compugen's best-kept secret to reassemble the pieces and realign them, to calculate gene structure and all the variants that are possible.
Applying an electric charge to the liquid crystals causes the molecules they are made up of to realign themselves, altering the transparency of that layer.
Part of Mr Bernanke's job this week was to realign the market's expectations with the Fed's.
After a few seconds, the nuclei realign themselves with the field, radiating small amounts of energy as heat or, more rarely, as radio waves.In chips, Dr Nogaret proposes to use the spin of the electron rather than the spin of the atomic nucleus.
At his home they had already seen him compulsively realign silverware on his dining table and milk cartons in his refrigerator.
Like it or not, government is the only institution powerful enough to realign the risk-benefit ratio so that the people's interests are at least borne in mind.
