One of those calls unfolded in October 2004, when a police helicopter helped guide officers during a high-speed chase in which the suspect had shot two officers and then, in a stolen car, tried to run down two others.
The number of extra parameters necessary, called unfolding parameters, is the codimension of the singularity.
This is what Bryars calls an "unfolding at a human rate", and it is consequent on the relative movements of different parts of the composition.
Meg Pickard, who writes a Weblog called Life Unfolding, ran into trouble with a project she started in 2001, "Be My Anti-Valentine" (www.notsosoft.com/postcard).
For days now, Greeks have been indoors glued to their television sets, following the political "thriller" (as the channels like to call it) unfolding on the cliff edge of the country's threatened ejection from the eurozone.
In a City Room blog post from September about our transition into a new season, part of a series called "Autumn Unfolds," Marielle Anzelone writes: On the ridge, the high bluffs are metamorphic protrusions of schist, and the habitat is dry and exposed to wind and sun.
Amnesty International has called the unfolding situation an "unprecedented human rights crisis" in Egypt.
The Netflix commercial, called "Tree Topper," unfolds as an eerie narrative told by a porcelain tree topper bought decades ago at a hardware store.
Citing the growing number of Syrians living in besiege areas with little to no food supply, High Commissioner Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein called the unfolding situation across the country "grotesque".
Cameron and his colleagues presented evidence of what they called an "unfolding global disaster" Wednesday, on the sidelines of the global climate summit in Paris.
