I could have done without the pelvic thrusts during some of the music's most insistent, driving passages.
The resulting score invites you to hear the elusive music — driving passages with pounding timpani, quizzically restrained lyrical flights, bursts of skittish fanfares — on its own terms, apart from its dramatic context.
In the simplified method, the input acceleration signals (at the four fixing points of the cab) were not computed from a vehicle model (chassis and wheels) but directly measured under various driving conditions (passage of two or four wheels over an obstacle with a loaded or unloaded fork lift truck).
The relevance of topological considerations in folding process can also be determined by the fact that folding is a diffusional process in a non homogeneous medium in which the first passage time (FPT) driving the transition probability is strongly affected by topological properties of the system [15], [22].
Mr. Kennedy pursued health care legislation for much of the last 40 years, and was credited by President Obama as the driving force behind passage of the health bill this year.
In another, he has that right-of-passage driving lesson with his daughter.
("Not very easy, sometimes, not very easy, you know, to know what in fact he is driving at in that passage").
Indeed, according to city officials, a driving force behind the passage of the law was a group of retirees from the complex who lobbied the city to stop secondhand smoke from drifting into their apartments from the neighbors' places.
Last week, House Republicans were the driving force behind the passage of a stopgap measure intended to provide relief for taxpayers who have been hit of late with the alternative minimum tax.
Reading him brought him to me almost in person, as it still does in a 1955 passage about driving on U.S. 1, in Maine: Like highways everywhere it is a mixed dish: Gulf and Shell, bay and gull, neon and sunset, cold comfort and warm, the fussy façade of a motor court right next door to the pure geometry of an early-nineteenth-century clapboard house with barn attached.
