When doing fast research, do not allow yourself to be waylaid by interesting but tangential subject matter.
Their level of control - unusually for a US drama every episode is written by Pizzolatto and directed by Fukunaga - allows them to take a number of risks from long monologues about seemingly tangential subjects to the almost dreamlike pacing, Fukunaga's camera drifting over the Louisiana landscape, the children hanging out on their bikes, the boarded-up houses, the roads seemingly heading nowhere.
Dr. Benet's career covered archeology and folklore and included published works on such tangential subjects as festival menus and riddles.
While Mr. Giuliani attacks Mrs. Clinton frequently, it is typically over tangential subjects, like her failure to tip a waitress during an upstate campaign swing, rather than any policy differences between them.
This is the humour that pervades the book, not in subject matter but in the style; the tangential, logorrheic sentences whirl around one's head like bejewelled dancers, mocking and laughing, and we begin to see how Quentin feels.
Similarly, novelty seeking correlated positively with LDAEP of the tangential dipole of the auditory cortex in healthy subjects in a study by Juckel et al. (1995) [ 16].
Here we consider the tangential traction distributions developed when such systems are subjected to loading that varies periodically in time.
A dual-running wheel apparatus was used and the tangential force resistance required to displace both wheels was low (50 g) for half of the subjects, and high (120 g) for the remaining subjects.
The tangential flow was turbulent.
"Only by God's grace are any of us saved," comes the tangential reply.
represents the tangential distortion.
