But Ms. Ruhl is aiming even higher: she has set the playing of the Passion in three different places at three different historical turning points, adding time and space to the drama's heady mix of romance, religion and rehearsal.
It seems every player or coach sees a different in-season turning point.
Clinton and Sanders are looking for a different kind of turning point.
Interestingly, the increase of the liquid-squeezed diameter had two different slopes with the turning point being around 72° for the contact angle; that is, the slope for the contact angle below 72° (Fig. 5c) was quite a bit gentler than that over 72° (Fig. 5d).
Grammar schools in England are small in number - there are just 164 - and Kent's decision to allow one to expand onto a different site could signal a turning point for them.
The truth is, if you can afford it (and even when you can't), seeing the world from a different perspective is a key turning point in anyone's life, no matter what your age.
Furthermore, the physical extinction points for DME air obtained from flame stability analysis can be different from the turning points on the "S -curves although there iS -curveserentialthoughsion or heatheres is PSR.
As the combined results obtained from the static bifurcation of the Hopf bifurcation, it was found that the parameter space could be divided into regions having different numbers of turning points and Hopf bifurcation points.
She wanted badly to please him, to say something like It was a turning point; everything feels different now, or I called Lizzie and we made up, finally, or I've picked up the harp again, or just, I'm changing, I'm changing, I'm changing.
These tubes were titrated with different concentrations of NaCl, and the turning point of color change was recorded.
