By mounting the escapement and balance wheel in a rotating cage that revolves on its own axis, passing through all possible centers of gravity, Bréguet negated the distorting effect of gravitational pull on the delicate watch mechanism.
In the second program, the Lower Lights Collective will present "Drawn," a series of simultaneous pieces taking place through the space that revolves around household objects and old, thrown-away wooden furniture.
Ashgabat, the capital, is a surreal showpiece of grandiose, neo-Stalinist buildings of gleaming white marble, with giant portraits and gold statues of the Turkmenbashi everywhere including one, arms aloft, that constantly revolves through 360 degrees, so that it always faces the sun.
Harlequins edged ahead again with an Evans penalty before Slade was involved in a move that revolved around Elvis Taione battering through Evans – who was forced off in groggy pain – and finished with Steenson taking a pass brilliantly off the floor to score a try he converted himself.
When DNA revolves through the connector, it goes through 12 subunits of the connector per cycle, and we hypothesized that only one strand touches the channel wall.
It's Larry Heard playing the synth, which is almost brutal in its psychedelic simplicity and the way that it dominates the mix: sometimes it sounds like a Whirly – those pieces of plastic tubing that you'd revolve through the air to make a spooky swirl.
A fragile wooden mission building revolves through an atmosphere made viscous by smoke and the smell of incense.
Soukous revolves through its three-chord progressions until a dizzying euphoria sets in, and with Papa Wemba's that happened again and again.
Perhaps America's most celebrated police official, he not only influences public officials, he revolves through powerful doors in the private world as well.
So these interminable branch offices that I've revolved through, while Lithy sat in my lap and Rude Boy ranted in the vestibule, trying to piss on back numbers of the Reader's Digest, haven't been so strange, or so different.
