Nehru was humbled, however, when the Chinese suddenly attacked in force across the disputed boundaries, choosing as their moment the height of the Cuban missile crisis.
The first moment (average height) of the brush increases with polydispersity, while the average stretching in the brush decreases.
Figure 9 shows bending moments vs. heights of the 6- and 12-floor buildings under different conditions.
A moment later, the height of the hill he was climbing must have sunk into Murray's consciousness.
This doesn't correspond to what most of the reviewers actually said, but the book did appear at a politically fractious moment, during the height of agitation against the war in Vietnam.
Just as the deceased feline will gain a moment's illusory height on hitting the floor, so a powerfully alive animal might ricochet downwards off the ceiling, stunned, after an award-winning jump.
And Herz too, despite his attenuated misery and useless stoicism, is not without an ability to tease, to prod his disaffected GP, keen to prescribe pills and tests, with thoughts of Freud's epiphanic moment at the height of the Acropolis.
The program was expunged from the N.E.A. by Congressional mandate in one of Congress' more triumphal feckless moments, at the height of the cultural wars some 20 years ago.
The first and second moments can deduce the height equivalent to a theoretical plate (HETP).
David Perry, who blogs on language, power and privilege, called on Handler to apologise for telling a joke about watermelon, an image fraught with racist history, during a moment that marked the height of Woodson's literary achievement.
