"Every component of the Bloomberg re-elect, from rolling back term limits to campaign spending, was a reminder that our mayor is the richest person in the city," said Michael Tobman, a political consultant who was not affiliated with any of the mayoral candidates in 2009.
In the case of ground vehicles and during takeoff and landing operations performed by aircrafts it is necessary to consider also a rolling dissipative term, which depends on the friction of the wheels with the terrain.
You don't end a solvency crisis by rolling short-term bank loans into long-term credits.
Two different steer inputs were applied to the rolling tyre in terms of slip angle variation, namely step input and ramp input.
The secure work orders have the capacity to shake up industries that use large numbers of casuals and employ workers on rolling fixed-term contracts, like the higher education sector.
In Hong Kong, for example, the looming handover from British rule to Chinese sovereignty in 1997 "really got the ball rolling" in terms of Hong Kong purchasers, said Paul Vallone, managing director at Berkeley Homes, which is building an upscale residential building just south of Tower Bridge in London.
Mike: Actually, the infamous tweet day, apparently, when I sent out this tweet of E.J., Eric Johnston, who played Batman, with his cape flapping - one of the things that started the ball rolling in terms of our Internet explosion over there.
In the early 1950's, the Museum of Modern Art recognized the automobile as an art form, and since then, striking examples have often been described as "rolling sculpture," a term that some clearly do not find hyperbolic.
Lois Taylor Old Greenwich, Conn., Feb. 23, 2009 To the Editor: Re "Dangers of the D-Word," by Eduardo Porter (Editorial Notebook, Feb. 17): Let's resurrect the 1950s term "rolling readjustment" to define what we're going through now.
