Jamal Joseph, a film professor at Columbia, who presided, tried to get the panelists to talk about Attica as a "people's victory," but they described it as more spontaneous and chaotic — "a ball of confusion," one said.
end{aligned} (5.23 By the compactness Theorem 2.3 it follows that, up to a subsequence, ( E_j rightarrow E_{infty }) in measure and by the lower semicontinuity of the perimeter we immediately conclude that ( E_{infty }) is a ball of radius one.
Cut two 20cm squares of clingfilm, put a ball of mixture on top of one square and flour lightly.
It featured a ball of steel bouncing on one of their special alloys for substantially longer than on steel or titanium — demonstrating how far superior the LiquidMetal was at retaining kinetic energy.
(Pound: "Man reading should be man intensely alive. The book should be a ball of light in one's hand").
A third of the way through Donna Uchizono's new "Thin Air," Hristoula Harakas balances as if she were midway through a running step: on the ball of one foot, body pitched forward precariously, time miraculously suspended for what feels like an amazingly long moment.
Without forewarning, he tossed a ball of prop glass to Drew McWeeny, one of the guys on our tour.
This does not mean that the Gulf will explode in a ball of fire, but it does give one pause.
You'd roll a ball into one of a number of holes, each worth a certain number of points.
That day, he snatched a ball that one of his sons had intended to be signed by one of his own idols, and scored a coup: the first -- and possibly only -- baseball signed by Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve.
