And Mr. Kylian's use of projected shadows and a paneled backdrop through which the dancers endlessly disappear and re-enter to diminishing effect, has the look of handy extraneous gimmickry.
The way they are launched also looks similar to the way nuclear warheads are launched – but once they leave the atmosphere, they quickly re-enter to glide along 60 miles above the ground, rather than continuing above the atmosphere.
And if the player is in the United States when he applies, Spurs officials said, he must leave for an interview at an American consulate or embassy and then re-enter to receive a special passport stamp.
"In addition, the executing officer or a person assisting is empowered to leave a warrant premise temporarily and subsequently re-enter to continue the execution of the warrant in certain instances where, for example, the occupier returns home and the covert nature of the warrant is at risk.
Once you see a new path forward, hope can re-enter to offer you the energy you may need to move on.
It will replace regular captchas (those slightly warped letters you are asked to re-enter to prove you are human) with a picture of one of your friends.
To the extent that the decline is cyclical, perhaps, as the economy continues to recover, we will see an increase in participation rates of prime-age workers in the labor market, the current pool of discouraged workers will re-enter to look for work, and involuntary part-time workers will find full-time jobs.
Once a subtest is exited, however, it can't be re-entered to change answers.
East of Yates Road, the road enters a small area of trees, before re-entering to more farmland.
A 5% random sample of questionnaires was later re-entered to confirm data quality.
ypV as a categorical variable, gender, and ypN were re-entered to the Cox model for analysis.
