Going downhill we were reaching speeds of almost 30mph while uphill, as time went on, every revolution of the pedal was getting tougher and tougher.
It has a "power" stroke for every revolution of the engine, rather than every two.
Marx also warned of how every revolution sows the seeds of its own destruction and this was something McLaren applauded rather than feared.
These ruins would never fade from human memory, for they spoke of liberty and the rule of reason, and every revolution in his tumultuous age the "war of the oppressed against the oppressors" in France, America, Genoa, Naples, Mexico, Spain, Greece was modelled, however imperfectly, on the now-shattered forms of the Athenian republic.Bad ruins were the "Ozymandias" kind.
The vinyl project recounts the movement of House's body, with every revolution of the record representing one of the 365 days documented.
Of course, like every revolution, it brought the nattering nabobs of negativity out in force.
In simplest terms, the strength of the two-stroke engine lies in its delivery of a power pulse with every revolution of the crankshaft; the familiar four-stroke piston engine in today's cars fires each cylinder on every other revolution.
There's lunacy in each atom of its structure and overwrought emotion in every revolution of the crankshaft in its 550-horsepower 5.9-liter V-12.
The problem is that military action will not necessarily bring about what Israel wants—and could, in the medium to long term, make matters worse.Short fusesThe possibility of an Iranian bomb comes closer with every revolution of the centrifuges in its underground enrichment plants (see article).
