The spiral-channel forms a fluid passage through which fluid is dragged due to the rotation of the spiral-channel under a stationary plate.
The remoteness of the islands combined with a lack of resources for policing and border control has created an idyllic passage through which cartels can smuggle drugs, weapons, and people to places like Australia and New Zealand.
Repeatedly, the violent men are themselves battle veterans of the civil war, a rite of passage through which they have had to pass.
Walkways and additional rooms were extended between the buildings, transforming the roadway into a tunnel-like passage through which merchants and other travelers bustled.
The program also includes Antony Tudor's "Shadowplay" (1967), and while this slow relic is ponderous — the drama, about the rite of passage through which a young hero passes before finding maturity, evokes Rudyard Kipling's "Jungle Book" — it projects surely within the Met.
They liked to build with stone (the Hohokam used sticks and mud), and their kivas, like those they left in their homeland, are unmistakable: rectangular instead of round, with a stone bench along the inside perimeter, a central hearth and a sipapu, or spirit hole, symbolizing the passage through which the first people emerged from mother earth.
It threatens to be an updated version of the historic "middle passage", through which "hard-working families" were also to be transported from a life of poverty.
MANAMA, Bahrain — A nuclear-powered United States submarine collided with a Navy warship early Friday in the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow passage through which much of the world's oil must pass on its way to market, the Navy announced.
It could blockade or mine the Strait of Hormuz, the thirty-four-mile-wide passage through which Middle Eastern oil reaches the Indian Ocean.
