This is producing a lot of problems in Native communities; several Native villages may have to be moved owing to erosion that is being caused, or at least hastened, by climate change.
After a couple of hours of artsy banter ("Is this band really conceptual, or are they just not on yet?"), Douglas Gordon took the stage in the Agnes Gund Garden Lobby, where the performance had been moved, owing to a thunderstorm.
Akiba Rubinstein, the early 20th-century Polish grandmaster, would hide in the corner of the competition hall between moves, owing to his anthropophobia (fear of people), retiring from the game when schizophrenia got the better of him.
The water is allowed to approach the entire rotor, guided to obtain optimum angles of attack, and the rotor moves owing to the reaction forces resulting from both the excess pressure at entrance and the suction at exit.
I'll say this for undergraduates: they rarely smell bad, whereas I have more than once had to move desks owing to the powerful odour of an irregularly washed academic next to me.
One figure who has given Clark substantial advice says that Clark has moved left owing to the "political dynamic" fostered by Dean.
Irish physicist George Francis FitzGerald proposed in 1889 that a moving body, owing to its interaction with the ether, undergoes a contraction in the direction of its motion in just the right amount to explain the null result of the Michelson-Morley experiment.
Error percentages were not calculated before 2 weeks after SCI because, before this time, animals were unable to move their hindlimbs owing to insufficient recovery.
