The plastic limit state behavior of flexural grillages and double-layer articulated grids has been the subject of many in-depth analytical and experimental studies since the early 1950s.
While they did so, Purchase's partner in the men's lightweight double sculls, Mark Hunter, articulated just what the gold medal meant to him.
Against a backdrop of giant redwood trunks (design again by Peter Pabst), men bend double to form articulated massage couches for women to lounge across (saying "beep" when they fancy a change of position).
Such manipulation serves a double-function: articulating the present program of the building, while leaving behind a trace of its layered history; establishing unspoken genealogies between an aesthetics of worship and the cultural heritage of Harlem's streets.
James Bond, designated Agent 007 (always articulated as "double-oh-seven") in the British Secret Intelligence Service, or MI6, was the creation of British novelist Ian Fleming, who introduced the character in his 1953 thriller Casino Royale.
While attention has focused quite naturally on Du Bois famous "double consciousness," he articulates this in the terminology of Lotzean tripartition: "two souls [emotions], two thoughts [cognition], two unreconciled strivings [volition]" (Ibid., p. 3).
In some cases, the pronunciation given to the vowels (faster or slower?) is uncertain and variable, a phenomenon which causes the double
The agreement raises the total number of buses the M.T.A. will buy over the next five years to 1,257 from 1,056, in part because the agency plans to buy fewer articulated buses, the double-long coaches with an accordion-like connection in the middle.
The most remarkable phonological feature of Insular Celtic is the development of a double series of consonants in which strongly articulated consonants are distinguished from their weak counterparts.
"I was always aware of a double standard, even if it wasn't articulated.
