But as Chmerkovskiy was instructing her on the finer points of a spin-move, a crowd of people from "The Chew" audience rushed behind her and joined in on the pre-choreographed routine.
Here, we point out that a spin current of 105 A/cmaymay be reduced further if spin injection efficiency can be improved by the optimal designs of the device structure.
This should leave you with the yo yo still spinning at the lowest point of a checkmark shape formed by the two string sections.
At this point in a spinning workout, I would be sweating and out of breath.
As he's done in earlier books, Mr. Woodward has freely "attributed thoughts, conclusions and feelings to the participants" -- in some cases, without directly interviewing the person in question -- and while the book is told in a coolly omniscient voice, individual scenes often reflect the point of view or spin of the author's sources.
it makes it difficult for people to discern the source, point of view and spin factor of any particular fragment they happen across on the Web, while at the same time encouraging content producers, in Mr. Lanier's words, "to treat the fruits of their intellects and imaginations as fragments to be given without pay to the hive mind".
The location of a spin on the polar end of a lysolecithin was determined by pulsed, dipolar EPR measurements, by representing the protein structure as a five-point grid of spin-labels with coordinates derived from 10 distance determinations between spin pairs.
If the opinion polls are correct, there is a strong chance that in less than a year a new government might bring in a new digital engagement policy – or, perhaps more likely, make a point of abolishing a prime example of "Labour spin".
The federal rules that surround what a QSBS is (and isn't) are complex to the point of spinning the average investor's head.
first serve on the final point of the game spinning awkwardly into Djokovic's body, leaving the Serb groaning as he blocked a jammed backhand into the net.
