Mr. DeLay and Mr. Lott have always looked petty and highhanded in opposing sound reform backed by a broad spectrum of the members of Congress.
Will they stand up for UK consumers and wildlife, or will they give in to the bloated industrial farming lobby that has taken decades of taxpayers' billions while opposing sound ways to restore nature, cut flood risk and cut water pollution?
Additional fuel pressure in center of the pellet from two opposing sound wave bump-up is {p}_s={rho}_f{left(2{V}_fright)}^2/2=200times {left(2times 115right)}^2/2=5.3times {10}^6kern1em N/{mathrm{m}}^2=53kern1em mathrm{atm} (8).
The system dynamics leading to the opposing sound dipoles is evoked by phase-locking the airfoil motion and circulation, and following Kelvin's theorem, antiphase-locking the airfoil motion and wake circulation.
A sensor such as a microphone, accelerometer, or other device picks up the annoying sound and relays the signal to an electronic controller, which drives an actuator (an electromagnetic speaker or vibration generator) to generate the opposing sound.
Anti-abortion advocates have managed to frame the debate in strictly moral terms, basically life versus lifestyle, which can make opposing arguments sound hollow and legalistic.
So long as opposition spokesmen don't simply give kneejerk responses to every budget cut, and they search for consensus when they can glimpse it, they can do their job of opposing and sound sensible too.
Passage in the House came after the Republicans attacked the proposal as opposed to sound-money principles and after they had lost by a vote of 268 to 70 a move to recommit the measure to committee.
"You cannot conceive of policies more diametrically opposed to sound management of resources" than those preached by the bank and the fund, said Brent Blackwelder, president of Friends of the Earth.
Both revel in his rich, cutting tone, the astonishing span of his hands, his dramatic nerve and his sheer ability to oppose the sound of his single instrument to the thunder of an orchestra, which often takes on a shrill, hysterical edge.
