In awarding a National Heritage Fellowship to Mr. Robinson in 1989, the National Endowment for the Arts cited his distinctive style: "In performance, Robinson stresses the vernacular origins of tap grounded in community tradition and honed by generations of tap masters, many of whom, such as Honi Coles and the Nicholas Brothers, grew up in Philadelphia".
The conventional grounding methods for the delta-connected secondary windings, such as corner grounding and mid-tap grounding, result in unbalanced phase-to-ground voltages.
Put your right foot back and tap the ground once with the toe of the right foot Repeat step 3. Tap the ground to the side of you with your right foot once.
But Thomson (1-0), who spent last season with the Texas Rangers before signing as a free agent with the Braves, kept inducing the Mets to tap soft ground balls to his fielders.
Four different water samples, including tap water, ground water, seawater, and wastewater, were collected from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
The captain agreed to tap the ground with his bat after the second ball of his deliberate maiden over, an action which would not arouse suspicion because batsmen frequently do this.
But when the vibrations come from a less common enemy on the surface--like herring gulls or wood turtles that also tap the ground while hunting lunch--fleeing upward no longer gets a worm off the hook.
This sensor device was employed in the analysis of several contrasting samples such as tap water, ground water, polluted waters from an influent and effluent of an urban wastewater treatment plant and polluted river water due to acid mine drainages, thereby covering a wide spectrum of matrices and absolute and relative heavy metal concentrations.
Skater Lunges -- Start standing then cross your left leg behind your right leg and tap the ground with your left foot.
Patterns of water use were also recorded from birth to age three years and current water use for both cooking and drinking e.g. tap, well, ground and bottle (including the brand name).
