There were easygoing shuffles and steady-state patterns, otherworldly slow-motion passages and spiraling buildups, countryish verse-chorus-verse and songs, like "Saturday Night People," that just kept metamorphosing as they went along, with lyrics like "Halos for maniacs bent out of shape/Still they will circle the crystalline gates".
A massacre of politically active blacks in New Orleans in the summer of 1866 helped set in motion the passage of constitutional amendments that made it illegal to deny civil rights and the right to vote to anyone on the basis of race.
The motion's passage is a victory, but not a final one.
However, due to its rapid motion, the passage of the storm resulted in minimal effects on operations.
Motions in passage to/from the transition state need not lead to dynamical effects.
Motion suggested a passage from Keats's Endymion, where the sea god Neptune is compared to a "fast, stubborn rock" impervious to the stormy waters around him.
In handwritten court motions filled with passages from the Koran and barbed insults aimed at Jews and Christians, Mr. Moussaoui criticized the trial judge, Leonie M. Brinkema of Federal District Court in Alexandria, Va., as well as the court-appointed legal team that Judge Brinkema has since allowed him to fire.
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The past two decades of Internet-driven success were set in motion with the passage of the High Performance Computing Act of 1991 from then-Senator Al Gore, which proved to be one of the most successful policy decisions of all time.
The reconstructed stack is updated only when a target moves and the time at which such a motion has occurred (passage time) is then stored in the V matrix.
DVDs, similarly, facilitate the private viewing and study of films truly on-demand — with the ready use of freeze-frame, slow motion, and repetition of passages at will.
