We use a simple 'pick and fling' proposal, in which a knot is picked uniformly at random and then relocated to somewhere else in (a,b0) uniformly at random.
His uninhibited dance of delight up the touchline after Saints won the Super League Grand Final is still fondly remembered and it was only a desire to have one last fling in union which prompted a move to Leicester after the briefest of chats with Richards.
The results would also suggest that some giant black holes roam the universe as invisible free floaters, flung from the galaxies in which they coalesced.
There was the 56-yard touchdown pass to Jacoby Jones in the second quarter in which Flacco flung the ball 50 yards in the air.
Suddenly, the back bump, in which players fling themselves against one another in the air, is everywhere: it's a slam dance turned pas de deux.
Monty Python's "Happy Valley", in which princes fling themselves to their deaths for love of a princess with wooden teeth, is still my favourite send-up.
This space could as easily have been taken by Summer Interlude, his gorgeous reflection on a ballerina's tragedy-capped holiday fling, or Summer With Monika, in which a coastal escape turns to soured reality as the air cools.
No, Nintendo also showed off FlingSmash, a sort of cute version of the PSN download Pain, in which you fling and smash a ball-shaped character through a series of side-scrolling levels using the Wii MotionPlus accessory.
In dance terms, of course, it's the skyrocketing sailors who are the show's signature motif, and the numbers in which they fling lusty energy around are what you take home: the bell-bottomed legs flared against a morning sky, the knotted scarf a flag in the wind.
"I should like it to resemble some deep old desk, or capacious hold-all, in which one flings a mass of odds and ends without looking them through.
