There was room for a quibble here and there — for example, moments when Mr. Kalichstein's piano sound seemed slightly weighty, or when Mr. Laredo's violin tone was thin.
At 10 a.m., for example, moments after the south tower fell, he got on the radio and said, at least twice, "Evacuate the building" -- though not the more urgent "Mayday," he said, because no one knew that the roar that everyone had just heard was the other tower's collapse.
For example, moments of LOW orders (and/or repetitions), these moments describe the coarse image information and LOW amplitudes should not be modified enough, since this modification will be visible to the final watermarked image.
One of its features is that it explicitly provides a dense output in the form of a power series, which becomes highly useful for detecting various instantaneous events, for example moments at which a solution hits a Poincaré cross-section, reaches a voltage maximum, for example, if one need to counts spikes in bursts, and so on.
Consider, for example, the moment Rose finally calls Jenny by name.
Between 1972 and 1974, for example, the moment Roe v. Wade initiated the era of mass abortion in America, support for the death penalty also rose by 10percentt.
Take, for example, the moment when Macbeth -- freshly covered with laurels from his triumphs on the battlefield -- appears at an assembly where the king announces his successor.
Its significance dawns on you with the leisureliness of shock, in the state of mind that occupies, for example, the moment — a foretaste of eternity — after you have slipped on an icy sidewalk and before you hit the ground.
For example, the moment when he flicks a tambourine in the air with his foot and catches it could have gone embarrassingly wrong, but this man knows what he's doing.
Take, for example, this moment Wednesday that had me rummaging through Lincicome's golf bag trying to ascertain just what she needed as we contemplated par from the contoured fairway of the devilish 11th hole.
