SAN FRANCISCO — Here in California, August has been just another average month in terms of earthquakes, with scores of tremors everywhere, from near the northern city of Eureka (which had an adorable little shake on Saturday) to around the Mexican border (which jittered with an even cuter temblor on Monday afternoon).
That is likely to create many legal issues for investors in Dubai World, which sent jitters through global markets by seeking to delay payments on $59 billion in debt.
That inimitable style will be on display in two works at the Brooklyn Academy of Music: "Ímã," which borrows jittering footwork from the Lindy Hop, and, harking back to a more ancient time, "Sem Mim," set to Martín Codax's 13th-century song cycle "Sea of Vigo".
With the magnetic compensation, the satellite reduces the angular momentum that the reaction wheels gain, and therefore, satellites do not require large reaction wheels and higher rotation speed, which cause jitter.
Crosby works shifts at G Café, which supplies Jitter Bus with pastries like scones and croissants ($2 to $3).
For this purpose these two visual stimuli were separated by a blank of 2600 ms on average which was jittered between 400 and 4800 ms. Given a TR of 2000 ms this interval was sufficiently long to detect the two different hemodynamic responses, since event-related fMRI can resolve subsequent hemodynamic responses with a separation of as little as 200 to 400 ms (de Zwart et al., 2009).
He had the disturbing throwing jitters, which led to his being defiant, then courageous and then realistic.
At the heart of many collapsed buyouts is the weakened credit market, which has prompted jitters among private equity firms and their bankers alike.
But don't get overzealous with the coffee, or you might get the caffeine jitters, which typically reduce your ability to concentrate.
The summer jitters, which brought memories from the panicky fall of 2008, have left little doubt about how fragile the recovery from the great crisis has been and how rocky the road ahead will continue to be.
