For a quarter century, Tallahassee recycled much of its treated wastewater by using it to spray-irrigate a farm southeast of the city — seemingly an ingenious instance of turning an environmental liability into an asset.
For a quarter century, Tallahassee recycled much of its treated wastewater by using it to spray-irrigate a farm southeast of the city—seemingly an ingenious instance of turning an environmental liability into an asset.
Two sequential prey turns during predator-prey pursuits showing the trajectories (left-hand figures) adopted by both prey (blue lines) and predator (red lines) during instances of turns that are ( A ) too early or ( B ) correctly timed by the prey, leading to corner-cutting or overshooting, respectively, by the predator.
Within my own organization there are multiple instances of volunteers turning into employees.
There have also been instances of shares turning worthless when a company goes out of business.
In this instance, although the consequences of turning permissible vouchers into required vouchers would have been profoundly unsettling, the court's recent insistence on an equal place for religion at the public table provided at least a plausible basis for that outcome.
The next version of the app will offer the ability for users to create groups to start facilitating this sort of thing, for instance, with the aim of turning it into a "digital, physical social media platform" over time.
For instance, in the process of turning peasants into migrant workers, the quantity of service consumption in society will increase rapidly; in the process of turning peasants and the working class into middle class, the quantity of service consumption will also rapidly grow.
Products that aren't fundamentally made up of ones and zeros — vinyl records, for instance, which have a habit of turning casual fans into collectors — have proved a salvation for many retailers.
With the blessing of Mr. Ford and Mr. De Sole, he ignored a few cherished marketing precepts, refusing, for instance, to follow the widespread practice of turning out a successful bag in three sizes and adjusting the prices accordingly.
But 'Hallelujah' isn't the only instance of pop turning to other forms for a dose of gravitas.
