The patterns are endlessly fascinating: ceaseless, surging motion by apposite and merging ranks of corps women, a line of four men and wedges of lead dancers.
Temperature and oxygen content of the lead/lead alloy are determined by apposite heating system and gas supply.
To overcome these problems, the fluorophores concentrations can be determined by fitting the tissue spectra to mathematical models [ 26], but accuracy and reliability can be achieved only when the effects of scattering and absorption are compensated by apposite correction techniques.
The climactic conclusion was followed by a rapturous ovation from the capacity audience, and then by an apposite lyrical outpouring in the form of the slow movement of Mendelssohn's Reformation Symphony, Grainger's lusciously arranged strains of Londonderry Air, and, finally, Happy Birthday.
He waggles his seat in his office, suddenly stirred by an apposite memory.
Her creaking elder sister will be debated in the House of Commons on Tuesday of next week, initiated by the apposite stance of Laurence Robertson MP that "the income stream from the Tote to horseracing be secured for the long term".
Since it was first held in 1976 the festival has grown exponentially, aided in part by its apposite positioning at what is widely considered the onset of the annual film awards season.
This issue, known as phase ambiguity, and can be solved through interpretation based on field geological knowledge or by adopting apposite phase unwrapping algorithms (Ghiglia & Romero, 1994), which count the number of cycles performed by the wave obtaining cumulated displacement maps.
Shoulder dystocia occurs when either the anterior or, less commonly, the posterior fetal shoulder impacts on the maternal symphysis or sacral promontory [ 24] and its diagnosis will be confirmed by an apposite committee for serious adverse events.
The full variety of definitions can be experienced by using the apposite databases, for example, the ISO Online Browsing Platform (OBP) [10], DIN-TERMinology Portal [11], or the International Electrotechnical Vocabulary (IEV, IEC 60050), as provided by [12].
The show features the eleven paintings that the Met owns by Hals — the dashing portraitist of Haarlem gentry in the Dutch Golden Age — augmented by two striking paintings on loan and apposite works by some of his contemporaries.
