"It was the Rolls-Royce of bikes," Mr. Wilson said before taking command of the performance area — actually the space between the bar and the partition — to read his work.
Based on all the findings through the study, it is concluded that the approach not only can solve the realistic shaft vibration failure problems of a motor and the demonstrated processes are also believed to be able to help the designers to have better command of motor performance at the system design stage.
The self-possession and technical command of her performances have fired enormous interest among critics, bloggers and fans, and ignited hopes that she may become that elusive thing, the next great British ballerina.
On a 1943 edition of "Command Performance," a radio series recorded on transcription discs for shipment to overseas forces, the M.C., Dinah Shore, remarked, "You know, Bing, a singer like Frank Sinatra comes along only once in a lifetime".
The Cardinals will now turn to the 19-game winner Adam Wainright to deliver the type of command performance as a starter that he did as a rookie reliever in 2006, when he saved four playoff victories.
Every particular type of act that one might perform thus has its moral status as obligatory or non-obligatory in virtue of God's having commanded the performance of acts of that type or God's not having commanded acts of that type.
Beyoncé also seemed in command of the elements, her performance animated with wind, water and fire throughout.
However, weaknesses in surge deployment and operations support, time-consuming business processes, lack of a clear chain of command and weak performance tracking stymied the effectiveness of the response in the first three months.
When McGill and his friends don fake beards for a command performance of "Man of Constant Sorrow," the hit single they recorded (as the Soggy Bottom Boys), the song transcends jokiness or kitsch.
Twenty-five yeago ago, Max Staffordirecteddirecthe the premiere of Timberlake Wertenbaker's play, which traced the origins of Australian theatre to a command performance of George Farquhar's The Recruiting Officer, given by a cast of convicts in a New South Wales penal colony in 1789.
