Because of the currents, a lot of the plastic we throw away ends up in this big trash vortex in one part of the ocean.
In the space opened up by these currents, a hope remains that we might fudge something through our own sluggish systems.
Due to its milling and even its susceptibility to air currents, a standard coin might not actually produce a 50-50 result," he said.
The five missing men work for Mighty Currents, a publishing house known for books that are highly critical of the Communist Party.
Because New Zealand lies at the meeting place of warm and cool ocean currents, a great variety of fish is found in its surrounding waters.
Bartlett said that currents varied, and that the team had worked Nyad sideways and northward through the currents, a technique called crabbing.
"The orthodoxy of ratings thinking," said Steve Behrens, editor of Currents, a trade newspaper covering public broadcasting, "is that you want a constant format so people can know what they'll hear whenever they tune in.
So we headed north along the Great River Road and chanced upon our best meal of the trip at Currents ("a small cafe on a big river") in Alma, a small, rambling town squeezed between the river and the bluffs.
The mutual interaction of electric and magnetic fields produces an electromagnetic field, which is considered as having its own existence in space apart from the charges or currents (a stream of moving charges) with which it may be related.
The public mood appears to be as ambiguous as the political currents, a mix of fear of terrorist or Iraqi attacks and giddiness over the possibility that the menacing shadow that Mr. Hussein has cast for the past 12 years might finally be lifted.
This program, a customary blend of new, classic, and nearly forgotten material, includes Merce Cunningham's 1964 trio "Cross Currents," a suite of Broadway dances by Agnes de Mille, and "Two Timing," David Parker's recent experiment in applying pointe work to Steve Reich's "Clapping Music".
