No one would expect Beckett's 1981 play Rockaby, for instance, to be expanded beyond the 15 minutes or so that it takes its lone character to rock her way hauntingly and then fiercely towards death.
Corré described the deal as a "new phase in the development of Agent Provocateur", which would give the company the financial support "so that it takes its rightful position as the world's most dynamic luxury lingerie brand".
The external energy function Eext is derived from the image so that it takes on its smaller values at features of interest, such as boundaries.
She exhibits it rotated 90 degrees from its real orientation, so that it takes longer to decipher exactly what is positive and what is negative, and which way is up.
In order to set aside such cases let us revise our concept of 'unnecessary effort' so that it focuses not on the kind of action performed but on its moral desirability, and so that it takes into account the agent's reasonable beliefs.
Calderón has already convinced the G20 to move up its 2012 meeting in Los Cabos, Mexico, so that it takes place only a few weeks before the 1 July presidential elections.
Granted this, if the definition of the function f is changed so that it takes value 1 on the rational numbers instead of 0, its integral should not be altered.
He might show a computer mouse side-on, so that it takes a moment to identify.
To shorten a piece, or to draw it out so that it takes twice as long to play.
I don't want him to be worried so that it takes away from the other parts of his game.
Then you grill it quickly -- over charcoal or wood is best -- so that it takes on a nice charry flavor.
