[n16] A movement of such scope indicates the importance of the problem to which the "released time" programs are directed.
To watch Roger Federer's backhand slice is to bear witness to a physical movement of such grace and purity it could make a choreographer weep tears of envy.
Silvan Shalom, a vice prime minister, described the movement of such weapons as a "red line" that could lead to Israeli military action.
No one else could put dancers naked on stage except, wickedly, for fake fur muffs, and create movement of such sweet aching seriousness as Clark manages in the middle of this prologue.
There follow scenes of tantrums – "toddler invective" – as well as heartrending murmured conversations with her older son at bedtime; the whole tidal movement of such deep-sea days is beautifully rendered.
The poignancy of this film comes from the fact that even a movement of such extremity could not transcend the drab realities of either real life, or the modern cultural world.
Adam Cooper, who starred in Matthew Bourne's "Swan Lake" and directed the show "Anything Goes" in London, said of Mr. Khan's work, "I've never seen movement of such astounding speed and intricacy".
Emulsion flow in porous systems is different from the flow of the individual phases, because there are different mechanisms that must be taken into account when modeling the movement of such liquids.
The creditors think the movement of such large amounts had more to do with shielding cash from sexual-abuse victims than with the maintenance of graves, calling the manoeuvre fraudulent.
Diffusion is part of the transport phenomena, where transport phenomena are irreversible processes that result in the movement of such physical entities as electric charge, mass, momentum, energy, or entropy within a physical system.
Electro-magnetic edge-dams have been used previously to contain the melt in twin-roll strip casting of aluminium but here, equipment has been designed to allow rapid movement of such an edge dam during casting.
