The Chinese, who will be the host country for the 2008 Olympics, plan to send a team of torchbearers over the mountain during the 10-day span, passing from Nepal into the rebellious Tibetan region and north toward the stadiums of Beijing.
The first six spans passed without problems, but under load the seventh span collapsed, bringing down the eighth and final span, leaving the pier head and pavilion standing.
They were passed onto new food every other day (or every day for life spans passed every day), and on day 10, were snap-frozen in liquid nitrogen and stored at −80°C.
(March 9 at 8). | "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" is one of James Levine's specialties — he imbues it with a Mozartean lightness that can make the performance's five-hour span pass by with an agreeable celerity.
In the case of clinical biobanking, ERBs find such a check on proportionality complicated by the time span passing between procurement and use of data and tissue for specific research projects.
Or law enforcement could conduct spanning passes over an area to find a missing child last seen in a red coat, when time is of the essence.
In order to capture of the subjective passing of time, two main standard tasks have been established: Time production tasks ask subjects to push a button if they think that a certain time span has already passed.
At Attock, the train crawled over a spectacular bridge spanning the Indus River, passing under an ancient hilltop fort built by a Mughal emperor in the 16th century, now occupied by the Pakistani Army.
With the passing of days, their hopes grow greater to establish the state of "Rafdha" (Shia), which would span from Iran, passing through Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon, and extend into the cardboard-ish Gulf kingdoms.
Shivani: Somehow, although you don't concentrate on specific chronological landmarks, I get the sense of a long span of time passing in the history of Mumbai, and modern India: say from the early seventies, right up to the current decade.
