He did appear, making for the bar with the theatre's director, and for a moment, under the arrest of programs thrust at him, happened to encounter her eyes as she stood back from his fans — he had a smile of self-deprecating amusement, meant for anyone in his line of vision, but that one was her.
And a 2011 Berkeley Law report revealed that the flawed Secure Communities program has thrust as many as 3,600 U.S. citizens into deportation proceedings.
Mr. Francisco is especially frustrated because the mandatory overtime he was forced to take after layoffs left the Fire Department shorthanded pushed his salary even higher above the qualifying threshold for the city's housing programs, and thrust him and his wife into a higher tax bracket.
Chosen parameters and control functions are: mass of ChUS propellant (or value of hyperbolic excess velocity connected with it), direction of hyperbolic excess velocity, launch date, the control program of the thrust vector of the ion-engine (orientation of a thrust vector, moments of the engine firings and shut-down).
But this year the program's political thrust involves more recent history.
But I would say, the programs that we have created: each program is a thrust area that has about 10 or 15 projects in it.
The program, which will thrust advertisers onto mobile devices, has become the talk of the ad industry, and some advertisers are already protesting against it.
Clinton used the Republican lexicon of toughness and personal responsibility to camouflage a program whose overall thrust was egalitarian and redistributive.
The optimal feed rate and spindle speed are obtained for each line of the part program when the thrust force is limited.
Its implementation is based on the use of the two sets of osculating elements, which describe the orbit and the thrust program, respectively.
