"Mr. Douglas Watt, of the News, recently remarked in a review of a ballet with a score by Aleksandr Glazunov that one of the tangential reasons people like to go to the ballet is that it often offers them a chance to listen to pleasant music without feeling guilty about it".
The student data also revealed that some students were coming to RSA for tangential reasons (e.g., feeling they would not fit in at a "typical" middle or high school, wanting to be at a small alternative school, submitting to a parent's desire to attend), rather than for a specific interest in STEM.
Perhaps, I reflected, as he took off his top at one point, for reasons tangential to his investigation, and my pupils dilated accordingly, there is a cure for heterosexuality.
Mr. Jacobs's relation to these notables, however tangential, was the precise reason he was reaching out: He was inviting them to participate in the Global Family Reunion, a celebrity-dotted, convention-size mega-reunion he is organizing for June 6 in New York in celebration of his family, and your family — in short, everyone's family.
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The wide spread of these processes was the reason that the synaptic connections of wide-field tangential neurons were not investigated by Meinertzhagen and O'Neil [9], so the synaptic targets or inputs of these neurons are still unknown in Drosophila.
The inverted cone structure near the tangential inlet (cone 1) within the cyclonic unit is the main reason for this.
Live televised royal wedding street party at which, for no particular reason, any discussion of the royal wedding, no matter how tangential, is strictly prohibited, a policy enforced by an emotionless computer-controlled crossbow that automatically executes anyone so much as mentioning it.
Therefore, one of the reasons of the decrease of fretting fatigue strength was that tangential force was different depending on the environment.
There are two reasons for this phenomenon: first, the Earth rotates eastward; and second, the tangential velocity of a point on the Earth is a function of latitude (the velocity is essentially zero at the poles and it attains a maximum value at the Equator).
