For 30 minutes Friday, they were on an even plane.
"The county executive and the commissioner made clear that everybody's on an even plane now," he said.
Here is the playoffs' biggest present to Orlando: All technical fouls are reset and Dwight Howard is on an even plane with the rest of the league.
Still more interestingly, he places his terror on a perfectly even plane with the physical and actual ravages of the moment.
"Certi Angoli Secreti" began as a mischievous minor waltz evoking Nino Rota movie scores, but Mr. Guidi smuggled all sorts of other language into it: blues, minimalism, bebop, all running together on an even plane.
There were hundreds of them, seemingly random, sharing only a macabre tenor: headlines about injuries and death, especially murders and fatal accidents; articles about war casualties, robberies, automobile accidents, and even plane crashes.
Seamus Blake, the tenor saxophonist, has a broad, wise, slightly impetuous Cheshire cat style, invoking Wayne Shorter, John Coltrane and Mark Turner; the trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire's is hustling, fractured, harmonically abstract; the trombonist Steve Davis's is old-school melodic, on an even plane of projection.
There's also a circular rotation plate that makes it possible for you to rotate the camera on an even plane in 15 degree increments left and right for snapping perfectly stitched panorama photos.
"This bill puts Internet radio on an even plane with its competitors, and allows the music marketplace to evolve and to expand — which will ultimately benefit artists and the Internet economy".
I allege (just guessing here) an unproven theory that many recent fatal train, subway, bus and perhaps even plane crashes happened due to employees texting while on the job.
Between stages, the Tour de France Caravan, a 250-vehicle strong mobile unit will go on road trips, boat trips, or even plane flights to get the riders and their massive entourage to the next starting line.
