Over the last three weeks, the nation has witnessed a highly unusual series of pivots as a president changed course virtually in real time and on live television.
The singers, Romy Croft and Oliver Sims, were slightly less interactive, though Sims still uses one uncanny stage move, dragging the toe of his shoe behind him as he pivots, as if trawling a river for a lost item.
The annual summer clinic, whose alumni include such pivots as Bill Walton, Hakeem Olajuwon and Shaquille O'Neal, is geared toward improving the skills of the 7-foot-and-over crowd.
(Journey, hardship, backstory, skirmish... gunfight! Scouting, diplomacy, failed diplomacy, kiss the wife... battle!) As a critic in The Atlantic Monthly wrote of the dime novel in 1879, you can expect a fresh corpse every two pages: "The whole vast action pivots, as it were, around the muzzle of an extended revolver".
They were without some key pivots, as Rhys Hanbury and Joe Mellor were rested after the Easter period, but in truth the Widnes captain, Kevin Brown, provided enough input on his own to see the Vikings safely through to the next round.
But not so far, maybe, as the distance between the Jarvis Cocker who, as a child, was forced into lederhosen on a run-down council estate, who, as a twentysomething outsider, did himself serious injury as he tried to impress a girl, to the consummate performer who took on Glastonbury and won and who pivots as a supreme sex symbol on Top of the Pops.
Dr. Staffenberg said the boys would be placed on separate tables, which are designed to pivot as needed.
Center Duane Causwell will replace Mourning, but Grant and Mason could play some pivot as well, unless Riley chooses to place Mason at small forward.
But he added, "Once the economy is on a sound footing, it is critically important that you do pivot as quickly as possible and address the long-term fiscal situation".
During the separation process, we observed domain rotation and pivoting as well as a translation and simultaneous rolling, typically to alternate and weaker binding interfaces.
Most companies opted for a temporary, emergency fix known as "windowing," which pushes back the start of the 21st century to a specified pivot year, tricking the computer into reading dates after the pivot, as beyond 2000.
