The video, which became an online hit after it was posted on YouTube in September, shows two men kissing, exchanging rings and embracing among cheering friends.
In the frame of a broader research project, including the electromagnetic characterization of the composite structures, also the structural design and its optimization were exploited, embracing, among other issues, the joining solutions between the steel deck structures to the composite ones of the superstructure side shell.
If the hire evoked skepticism among some fans and the press, there was seemingly near-universal embrace among Michigan's former players.
He outlined four "basic principles" that he believes are vital for media and technology companies to embrace, among them freedom of speech and assuring universal broadband access.
The Oneidas' cigarette manufacturing business is part of a new strategy that is quickly being embraced among New York's eight federally recognized Indian tribes.
Twenty minutes later, she was back at the altar to cancel the procession because the rain had returned — this time prompting tearful embraces among disillusioned brothers.
The instances embrace, among others, the dimensions of shingles, staves, and hoops; the size of casks and barrels for fish, pork, beef, pitch, tar, and turpentine, and the size of hogsheads of tobacco.
The bill's contentious passage through the lower house, by just two votes, sparked cheers, handshakes and embraces among Ms Gillard's partisans in Labor, as well as with independent and Green parliamentarians, whose alliance saw it through.
Its boss, Jeffrey Immelt, talks about building a "fast-growth portfolio", one that is constantly changing but which currently embraces (among other things) financial services, plastics, health care and broadcasting.
But it is one of the few contemporary objects in a habitat that embraces, among other cultural touchstones, W. Somerset Maugham's last days of colonialism, Victorian memento mori and the Edwardian men's club.
Religious scholars say the church's past reticence, even secrecy, in the face of what its leaders have considered persecution, makes it difficult to know how widely the new message is being embraced among members, or how long it will last.
