The last helium flash, however, splatters dust and gas outward at higher velocities and shapes the planetary nebula by setting up collisions between the new "bullets" of high-speed material and the older, slower-moving shells.
Hayes's titles often set up arbitrary collisions, self-imposed restraints, hodgepodge high-wire ideas: "Portrait of Etheridge Knight in the Style of a Crime Report," "Instructions for a Séance with Vladimirs," "Some Maps to Indicate Pittsburgh".
They also point out that these debates set up intractable collisions where the conflict between the global environment (e.g. climate change) and the local environment (e.g. rural land use and health concerns) led to contention, rather than consensus on the direction of a transition to a post-carbon economy and society [35].
Saw, set up, saw, and set up.
And that fact set up the collision of Wednesday night, and the tone of dismay and shock in the commentaries.
Attempts by some states to tax all online gambling revenue, which tribes regard as an unacceptable violation of their sovereign status, have set up a collision course.
As do Andy Warhol's car crash and electric-chair paintings, Mr. Prince's works set up a collision in the viewer's mind between the aesthetics and spiritual aspirations of Modernist painting and the desolating finitude of terrestrial reality.
It also includes algorithms a) to generate a correct Petri Net Inodel for the specified plant, b) to set up minimally-restrictive collision and deadlock avoidance policies together with a proper supervisory controller to enforce these policies, and c) to react to disturbances like Inachine breakdowns.
(2) Machines are set up, and particle collision produces a shower of particles, both old and new.
