He employed reflective mirrors, hand-painted glass disks, and bent pieces of metal all housed in a screened wooden cabinet, or, in one case, mounted on a walnut "tea wagon"—to transform beams of light produced by a series of lamps and lenses.
(In one lawsuit, Mount Moriah is accused of taking title to some of the properties through forged deeds).
This is considerably different from the one mounted on Broadway in 1994.
As Wolin explains, "no crowds took to the streets; no one sat down before the Supreme Court in protest; no one mounted a mass march on Washington".
The result was that police reportedly increased the searches in order to balance racial quotas, in one instance mounting an operation at the entrance of the British Library in London.
And it represents the case of a group of scholars in one country mounting a moral high horse from which they are targeting foreign academic institutions (and thus individuals) for sanction, an act that runs counter to the basic tenets of open discourse, academic freedom, and respect for different perspectives and viewpoints.
On a break between scenes at the Williamsburg Bank Building, in Brooklyn, Michael Emerson pointed out a surveillance camera — a real one — mounted in a corner of the vaulted interior.
Apparently, a sensor mounted in a high-velocity zone will yield a smaller correction factor than one mounted in a low-velocity zone.
Two video cameras, one mounted in front of and one behind and to the side of the driver, captured images of the participant's face and hands to monitor general behaviour and interaction with a 7″ LCD touch screen interface (model CTF400L; cartft.com, Reutlingen, Germany).
Lungs from all the treatment groups (in one animal) were mounted in one block for tissue processing.
