With a plutocrat mannequin bobbing before them in a wisp of carnival, the protesters moved on, having heard that President Clinton was speaking five blocks away.
"To each his own," said Jay Wilkinson, 29, an actor who lives in the neighborhood, speaking just blocks from the house on Dean Street where Mr. Ledger had lived since 2005 with Ms. Williams and their daughter, Matilda.
Mathematically speaking, a block-sparse signal x ∈ R N over block index set I = { d 1, …, d m } can be modeled as follows: x = [ x 1 ⋯ x d 1 ⏟ x [ 1 ] x d 1 + 1 ⋯ x d 1 + d 2 ⏟ x [ 2 ] ⋯ x N - d m + 1 ⋯ x N ⏟ x [ m ] ] T. (1).
WASHINGTON — Warning of the risks of a further slowdown and higher inflation, Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, offered a gloomy assessment of the economy on Tuesday as President Bush, speaking a few blocks away, urged Americans to have faith in the country's financial foundation.
The elder Mr. Kabila accused Mr. Masire of favoring the rebels, criticized him for being unable to speak French, blocked him from traveling freely and set up so many obstacles that Mr. Masire closed his office here and left.
Our results suggest that short chains, with small charged end blocks and a (relatively speaking) long neutral mid block, are likely to promote rapid flocculation.
In each case, guards or censors have tried to prevent these dissidents or their spouses from speaking out, by blocking their doors, their blogs, or their phones.
Generally speaking, enemies will block all sword strikes except from a specific angle and you need to pay attention to how they're holding themselves to figure out how to kill them.
These images varied in viewpoint (frontal, ¾ view, and profile) and expression (neutral, happy, and speaking) within a block.
The book's title refers to a sign that labels a nearby pond "Pond"—the sign bothers the narrator terribly, as it prevents the pond from speaking for itself, and blocks a "deep and direct accordance with things".
