The menisci displaced with the femoral condyles, but there was no indication that the medial meniscus was contributing to the pivoting action.
Therefore, a pivoting action has to be performed before the Jacobian matrix is decomposed to calculating the Newton step.
This work ruled out the necessity of pivoting action of a rigid axle in producing unidirectional rotation.
And that we had the infrastructure in place to pivot to action more quickly, wherever people live in the world".
For Mantel, and Poulton, Cromwell is the pivot of action that will help bring about a new England.
But taking an empathic perspective can lead to some very pragmatic results because, as Scott A. Huetell, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at Duke University, once said to me in an interview, "empathy is often the pivot point to action". Applied in certain circumstances, empathy can also be a particularly powerful tool for overcoming obstacles to action.
Vettori started out as a prodigious spinner of the ball, with a huge pivot in his action.
The only full characterisation comes from Gawn Grainger, who, velveteen-voiced and effortlessly insinuating, turns the part of a truth-telling old retainer into the pivot of the action, and the only occasion for a genuine joke.
They are the medieval morality plays of contemporary culture; the fearsome pivot of the action is still Death, but because we live much longer now we call it Violence.
It's not giving away too much to say that the pivot of the action is Edgar's discovery, on Ducasse's televisions, that a respected old man in the village is a serial sexual predator who attacks teen-age girls.
