It is also useful to utilise radial slice projections, with the fulcrum passing through the centre of the LV (Fig. 11b).
The motions of the instrument were controlled by utilizing the flexibility of the skin of the laparoscopic trainer in addition to using the fulcrum, and sliding through the trocar.
With 170 works on canvas and paper, the exhibition, which opens Oct. 9, retraces his path from his realist beginnings and his brief Impressionist phase, through the fulcrum of Seurat's disciplining influence, and out the other side, where he softened Neo-Impressionism with touches of Impressionism and Fauvism and a fantasy-inflected attraction to Europe's waterways.
Mr. Gordon's short interlude, "Industry," which formed the evening's fulcrum, forced the initially luscious cello sound through ever more painful degrees of distortion.
That secret, revealed to the reader two-thirds of the way through the novel, is the fulcrum on which "Tomorrow" turns.
This means a double excitement: it provides a skillfully imagined and convincingly detailed glimpse of one side of a historic fulcrum known to us almost exclusively -- through books, films and television retrospectives -- from the other.
For me, too, there are a handful of paragraphs towards the end that I think of as the fulcrum of the novel, that swing Ava through a door, and for reasons that I don't think I can spell out here I feel a tremendous relief that they exist outside of me now, un-privately, and inside this book.
The record's fulcrum, lyrically and conceptually, comes around the middle, halfway through the fourth track.
The fulcrum of the team is Tulowitzki, who is signed through 2013 at an average of a little more than $5 million a year.
Almost no one would dispute that it was one of pop's greatest years, whether they lived through it or not; it was the fulcrum of the decade that created the most upheaval and innovation.
