The interested reader in rocking frame innovations is referred to well-documented bibliographies by Hajjar et al. (2013) and Chancellor et al. (2014).
His approach ricocheted along the rocks framing the green, and the third bounce sent the ball onto the green.
Weir shoots subsequent scenes as if characters are engaged in psychological confrontation with their surroundings; the rocks framed in ominous ways, like monoliths from another world.
It's the jagged rocks framing the cove that make it so special, and nothing blocks the view east to the island of Alonissos except for the ferries and catamarans that pass in the distance every half hour.
Steel rocking frames have been proposed as an alternative to steel-braced frames, aiming to reduce seismic damage.
No questions are asked when Beard declaims: "If Michelangelo had had a video camera, he probably wouldn't be chipping rock!" No frame of irony surrounds the endless wet T-shirt shots of Elle models sprawled across mud huts or next to dessicated elephants.
Furthermore, there was no local buckling on the structural elements of the rocking steel frame even under 2.5% drift ratio, which showed that the rocking structures with rational design would perform well under server seismic.
The post opens with Sebadoh's 1991 song "Gimme Indie Rock," which frames the debate.
In a couple of weeks' time, Mark Carney will be free to escape the Bank of England, go on holiday and ease that rock-star frame into his Speedos.
I choose them for "fancy" cleaning jobs: a light dusting of the old oak table in the foyer, a once-over of the rocking chair frame.
"It's awful, just awful," said Robin Kaye, one of the opponents, sweeping his arm across the land where the windmills would rise, a tumble of otherworldly rock formations framed by views across the Pacific to Maui and Molokai.
