Germans were especially drawn to this view, and a wave of romanticism brought with it great nostalgia for the religious "world we have lost".
The E.U. statement noted that the similar tests carried out in the United States had been carried out "ahead and in view of a wave of recapitalizations," while the European exercise came after members had "already undertaken measures in favor of banks and banks themselves had the opportunity to strengthen their capital positions".
The best part of WatchESPN's launch on Xbox would be the app's integration with Kinect, so that fans can navigate through their ESPN viewing with a wave of their hand or a kick of their foot — whichever they prefer — using Kinect as a remote for DVR.
A new project by Teehan+Lax, the Toronto-based design firm that helped created Ev Williams Mediumm publishing platform, builds on its previous work with Hyperlapse to provide a way to navigate Google Street View with just a wave of your hand.
Click here to view Rupert Everett is currently riding a wave of critical acclaim for his portrayal of a middle-aged, waning Oscar Wilde in the West End.
At the end of January Macroeconomic Advisers, a consultancy, forecast an annualised first-quarter growth rate of 4.1%.Now, however, a much gloomier view prevails, accompanied by a wave of revisions to the figures.
Instead of weakening resolve, the lengthy conflict may have hardened solidarity among those who view the president as holding back a wave of Islamic extremists funded by Turkey, Arab states and the West.
Pat was always on the edge of something new even when his skills were still developing, his musical voice was expressing a fresh point of view from the crest of a wave of creative change that he rode to the end".
From a macroscopic view, mesendoderm migration looks like a wave of cells migrating as a sheet in a uniform direction.
Still, advisers to Mrs. Clinton have long viewed the wave of independent voters as a complication to her winning New Hampshire.
