The impetus for the second round of legislation came in February, when a 19-year-old former student allegedly walked into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and opened fire with a semiautomatic AR-15 rifle, killing 17 people.
This became the impetus for the second study.
Often, it has been supposed that the crisis in Schoenberg's marriage gave impetus to the otherworldly harmonies of the Second Quartet, whose final two movements feature a female voice singing ecstatically tormented poems by Stefan George ("Kill the longing, close the wound!").
"It's like the running of your watch - only a very small percentage error and you start missing trains". His research was given fresh impetus in 1983, with the discovery of the second oldest device with complicated gearing - a 6th century Byzantine sun dial.
It was thrown together in response to Sputnik, the first artificial satellite, which was launched by the Soviet Union in October 1957, and it was given extra impetus by the flight of the first cosmonaut, Yuri Gagarin, in April 1961.That led to the space race, and NASAs finest hour.
The first is that remanufacturing talents are the most important internal impetus of the remanufacturing industry and should be paid more attention to.
'Impetus' is the non-inherent cause of the second and subsequent falling motions of a body (TS 30).
The arrival of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the mid-19th century provided the impetus to open the first commercial mine (1854) in the rich Monongahela River valley bituminous coalfield.
Back in 1937, Leon Trotsky was bowled over by the way London "not only absorbed creatively the impetus given by the first Russian revolution [of 1905] but also courageously thought over again in its light the fate of capitalist society as a whole … [He] felt with an intrepidity which forces one to ask himself again and again with astonishment: when was this written?
