For example, quantum theory says that each of the states corresponding to spin about the x-axis is a superposition of the two states with spin about the y-axis.
But life in Loibor Siret is far from the romantic tales westerners like to spin about Africa and the wilderness.
Whatever yarn I now try to spin about my reaction to Susan Boyle, the reality is recorded in video posterity.
Perhaps the Government thinks spin about foreign criminals and Bolivian cats has paid off and expects an easy ride from the public.
The narrative Senate Republicans are going to try to spin, about the death of the automakers' bailout, is that it was the fault of the U.A.W.
Lorin Ashton, a popular D.J. at the festival, said he is hired to spin about four nights a week at Burner-type events from North Carolina to Massachusetts.
"A trireme could sprint at a seven-knot speed or spin about in little more than its own length," the book says.
Because a neutron star is held together by gravity, there is a limit to how fast it can spin (about 1,000 revolutions per second) without being torn apart.
Sybil Ruth, poet, author and ardent campaigner for libraries, said: "Despite all the hype and spin about the new building, Birmingham city council is currently keeping very, very quiet indeed about its plans for the 'ordinary' library users of Birmingham.
By James Surowiecki December 12, 2008 The narrative Senate Republicans are going to try to spin, about the death of the automakers' bailout, is that it was the fault of the U.A.W.
"The thing about Malcolm Turnbull is... he has had a lot of experience in supporting businesses not unlike this one," he said, then transitioned nearly seamlessly to spin about the Liberals' national economic plan.
