Samuel Swanton demonstrates classic dance positions, saying, "First, second, fourth, lunge, lunge, curve, tilt," but is interrupted by Laura Gilbert, who, in a withering voice, responds, "Sam, Merce is dead".
Full width at half maximum (FWHM) of (0002) X-ray rocking curve, tilt fluctuation, is also measured for grown InGaN and InAlN.
There's also Mercedes' fancy new toys in the shape of Magic Body Control (that scans the road ahead and adjusts the suspension to compensate) and Curve Tilting, which actively leans the car in during cornering.
The words "curve," "twist, "tilt" and "arch" all have distinct meanings here, each asking the back to bend in a specific way.
The famous bridge-laden view of the two towns' shared river has meanwhile changed forever, with the Sage off to one side and the curving, tilting Millennium Bridge in the centre.
"Curve and tilt, not fast," he chided his dancers as they reverently followed his every direction.
Musty, corny styles like Hart's will dominate new art when, say, stone tools drive out computers.... "Switch" consists of six identical freestanding steel walls that curve and tilt; they are conical sections, with one of the sides shorter than the other.
With its hind legs slightly apart, its curving tail tilted to one side and its ears raised, the little fellow is a masterpiece of animal portraiture.
With cold despair my horn is wound; The air of the museum The valley's curve Light tilts the pole, and strikes.
Unfortunately, as shown in Fig. 5b, if we try to increase the Tb29Fe71 layer thickness t2 to 8.0 or 12.0 nm, even 1.9-nm-thick Cu buffer could not be able to keep the free layer magnetization along the perpendicular direction, the GMR curve becomes tilted and the signal decreases again owing to the severe loss of free layer PMA.
Results showed that the reliability was good for NW, with the exception of trunk curves, pelvic tilt and EMG profiles (moderate reliability), and trunk ROM in sagittal/transverse plane (poor reliability).
