We then develop a collocation procedure which correctly accounts for sharp edges and corners, extraordinary points, and T-junctions.
The sport's interactions with race, nationalism, religion and caste, for example, have been treated with greater depth and nuance in Ramachandra Guha's extraordinary social history "A Corner of a Foreign Field".
It's hard to know what to say about the city, New York, at a moment like this, other than no matter the catastrophe, you can still wander out from the office after work with a sense of excitement, the heady possibility that just around the corner something extraordinary could happen to you.
They take students through maneuvers intended to increase awareness and control in extraordinary situations, like fast cornering, driving through a wall of water or over a wet skid pad.
But when Ms. Arnold started to investigate sponsorship programs — she was interested in participating but was leery of falling victim to a scam — she turned up an extraordinary story that casts this corner of philanthropy in an entirely new light.
"Each of our brands has found great success independently, but with consolidation of digital content companies around the corner, there is extraordinary value in all existing under one multi-brand roof," he said.
Something extraordinary has happened in a corner of north-east Syria.
It thus touches most of the corners in the extraordinary edifice he has been building with his music all this while: part glass palace, part rustic hut.
And although the car gained a little weight in its transition to a convertible (albeit, a mere 114 pounds), it remains very light and lithe, so cornering is still extraordinary with some of the best steering in the game.
