Photography has always had the dual ability to present an equivalent to everyday experience or a camera experience that isn't ordinarily encountered without a camera.
Food is part of the wine-tasting process on Long Island at a number of the area's wineries, though state law in most cases limits them to serving "food which is ordinarily consumed without the use of tableware".
In addition, temporary flight restrictions will require some private planes that ordinarily fly without contacting air traffic controllers to file flight plans, broadcast special radio signals that identify them more specifically and talk by radio with controllers.
The central phenomenon that neo-expressivism seeks to explain is first-person authority: that we ordinarily accept avowals without hesitation, and we don't expect the subject to be in a position to cite evidence that she is in pain or wants water.
He brings to light those occasional sacred moments when something you ordinarily would pass by without a thought — a children's swing set overgrown by weeds, an abandoned gas station, a basket of fake flowers hanging on someone's front door — suddenly takes your breath away.
Because of an editing error, a front-page article on Dec. 16 about a decision by President Bush to authorize the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on Americans and others inside the United States to search for evidence of terrorist activity without warrants ordinarily required for domestic spying misstated the name of the court that would normally issue those warrants.
A family of 135 such frames, designed according to the European seismic and structural codes, are subjected to an ensemble of 30 ordinarily (i.e., without near-fault effects) earthquake ground motions scaled to different intensities in order to drive the structures to different limit states.
Ordinarily, skipping a gear without double clutching in your downshift will cause the shift to be somewhat jerky.
He said that uniformed soldiers ordinarily walk into the ministry without being searched, an indication of a security weakness the plotters sought to exploit.
Both activities, which ordinarily require warrants, were started without court approval as the Bush administration intensified counterterrorism efforts soon after the Sept. 11 attacks.
