For the realistic parameter values used the resonance in the first eigenmode causes a large swinging of the rigid top body.
As a majority-black city, Flint is part of a larger swing of African-American voters toward Clinton's campaign.
The G.O.P.'s most potent political weapon last year — the weapon that caused a large swing in the votes of older Americans — was the claim that Mr. Obama was cutting Medicare.
On today's deal from the final, the Netherlands gained a large swing partly through vagaries of system, but also by paying close attention to detail in the defence – something that is not easy to do after a fortnight of gruelling competition.
As a popular, reformist governor of a large swing state, Tilden was a natural candidate for the presidency in 1876, when one of the main issues was the corruption of the administration of President Ulysses S. Grant.
But Florida's Republican bigwigs are unconcerned, suggesting (probably rightly) that the party would not dare to snub the voters of a large swing state.If the RNC can somehow resolve this impasse, points out Josh Putnam, an academic who runs Frontloading HQ, a website which tracks such rows, most other states should fall into line, undoing some of the frontloading of recent years.
In this case, the conformational difference in a DSCO pair can be viewed as a large swinging movement of the swapped domain, which can be further described as an angular motion resulting in the displacement of all residues in the swapped domain.
It was part of a larger swing ahead of Labor Day that included stops in Nebraska, New Jersey, Missouri and Oregon.
Such large swings of individual wealth are frightening, especially for investors who trade daily and get caught in every updraft and downdraft.
In 1995 Lazio voted with the president only 34percentt of the time, which represents the largest swing of any of the moderates.
