Here ( widehat{C}- ) is the fourth-order tensor of stiffness properties of the medium, ( widehat{alpha} ) is the second-order tenor of the effective linear coefficients of thermal expansion.
In short order, the tenor changed.
Obtaining that order changed the tenor of an investigation into Merrill and its former Internet analyst, Henry Blodget, that began 10 months ago.
On the one hand, it seems to be announcing itself as a typically cheesy showcase for virtuoso stunts, on the order of "The Three Tenors".
"Overblowing and not listening!" Next he ordered the drumline — snares, tenor drums, bass drums, cymbals and the five-drum wraparounds known as quints — to start a cadence leading into the "Entertainment Tonight" theme song, the band's fanfare.
The three men, each yearning for a kind of lost love, form a trio of tenors in order to celebrate the Irish ballads of an earlier age (their repertoire includes invented gems such as "Come Off It, Eileen"), and rejuvenate the soul of a city deadened by technology.
I left my normal tenor sound in order to express my fervent, heartfelt lover's sentiment.
Judge Hellerstein oversaw the workers' litigation for seven years before the parties settled last year, and this order is in keeping with the tenor of his previous rulings.
In both texture (an ordered clamor: gritty, raucous, exuberant) and tenor (oracular, statesmanlike), this exhibition represents the aesthetic equivalent of Cairo's Tahrir Square.
Merita Hopkins, the city's corporation counsel, said the order was explicit and would change the tenor of the pickets, where protesters shouted "shame on you" to crossing workers.
He played a Basie record for me once in order to teach me about Herschel Evans, the great tenor player.
