He had observed that the bright star was pursuing a slightly wavy course among its neighbours in the sky and concluded that it had a companion star, with which it revolved in a period of about 50 years.
Every time the turner pushes down on the treadle, the mandrel (and the blank, the block of wood into which it has been hammered) revolves; when he releases the treadle, the sapling springs up, spinning the block back again.
This piece took place inside a structure that looked like a giant, velvet-draped refrigerator and which contained, as it revolved, five small separate theatres, each with its own cast of puppets operated by Krog, who stood unseen in the center.
It is clear from reading public comments attached to various articles and blogs on ABC's upcoming new show Work It, which revolves around two masculine men forced by economic circumstances to seek work as women, that the general public does not comprehend why the transgender community is upset about it (also here, here, and here).
The original LC-A has been joined by a range of other cameras, some of which are redesigns of the LC-A, but there are also various models of plastic-lensed "toy" cameras, the Sprocket Rocket, which exposes the film around the winding sprockets, and the Spinner, which revolves as it shoots, taking a 360-degree picture.
He also produced what's considered his greatest work there, which largely revolves around – you guessed it – the sea.
The next big area in Bing's strategy is its social component, which revolves around the Facebook integration that it launched in October.
In simulations, participants are sent out for training, which often revolves around the use of high-tech mannequins [ 82, 83].
And as for the coronation of a monarch, it is a ceremony which revolves around the hereditary peerage.
It's a comedy which revolves around couples getting together for brunch as a toxic cloud approaches.
