On the latter recording, he explored a style of playing in which the drums, far from holding the ensemble to strict time, moved without restraint through and across the music.
During the previous twenty years, pollution abatement costs had continually increased, as stricter standards moved the private sector up the marginal abatement-cost curve.
The vote, which was along strict party lines, moves the bill to the full Energy and Commerce Committee.
Strict body building moves, coupled with a plyometrics get the heart rate up and engage the muscles in a targeted attack.
Strapdown inertial navigation system cannot easily implement initial alignment on moving base if without the prior "one shot" transfer from another master inertial navigation system and strict constraints on moving trajectory, because the initial coarse attitude cannot be effectively achieved.
Rebelling against her strict parents, she moved out at 16.
She was born near Bombay to a family of strict vegetarians, who moved to Long Island when she was 4. His parents, who now live near Boca Raton, Fla., were in the meat distribution business in New York.
But that anticipation was based on her belief that she would be able to leave the room when she wanted, not forced to lie here for days on end, under strict instructions to move as little as possible.
The Green-Ampt model is a simple infiltration model which was derived from the rigorous Richard's equation, which assumes infiltration as a strict wetting front moving downward (Hsu et al. [2002]).
Nearly four decades after signing a law requiring strict sentences — a move that Brown now laments had "unintended consequences"— he wants voters to permit a possible early release on parole of felons whose primary crime was nonviolent.
