Although Twitter seemed to make rapid steps toward transparency once stability began to return, the recent deals have seemed to increasingly compartmentalize the service into pieces, with the more monetizable Track IM piece gated by forcing it through the API and licensing the full XMPP stream to favored partners.
In still others, a one-piece gate is hinged at the bottom sill so it may be lowered to allow a ship to enter.
The reason we love the Toyota RAV4′s backside, so to speak, is because it has a one-piece gate that opens like any other car door.
Ford also didn't stint on cargo space, which is easily reached via a hatchback-style rear door, making it more practical than a two-piece gate for loading groceries and such.
Months later, Kapoor officially named the piece "Cloud Gate".
The piece, "Phrygian Gates," turned out to be a behemoth, a trial of endurance and difficulty for even the best pianists.
John Adams wrote his 1977 piano piece "China Gates" for Ms. Cahill when she was just 17. Alex Ross, The New Yorker's influential classical music critic who used to live in the same building as Ms. Cahill in Berkeley in the early 1990s, calls her a "superb pianist" and has exchanged e-mail with her about his feverish dreams of being mistaken for a concert pianist.
When The WWF Wrestling Classic became the King of the Ring tournament, Harley Race went on to win the tournament and began referring to himself as "King" Harley Race, and coming to the ring in a royal crown and cape to the ceremonial accompaniment of the classical music piece "Great Gates of Kiev" by Modest Mussorgsky.
Over the slowly roiling rhythms of a seven-piece band, Gates began to extemporize a song loosely about violence and salvation, his voice deep and full and expressive.
Companions brought him out and they carried him unconscious on a piece of the gate on their shoulders to the nearest hospital where he later died.
