He banned all opposition, declared himself president-for-life and erected golden statues of himself everywhere, including one in Ashgabat, the capital, which revolves with the sun.A collection of his thoughts on philosophy, ethics and Turkmen culture, the "Rukhnama" ("Book of the Soul"), forms the basis of the school curriculum.
The Mutoscope worked on the same principle as a flip book, with individual image frames printed onto flexible cards attached to a circular core which revolved with the turn of a user-operated hand crank.
In the first episode, which revolves around her struggle with accepting a Korean of the Year award from a magazine, a member of her team of gay stylists — as she says, "every diva needs her gay" — wants her to show up not in a dress but in body paint, and Ms. Cho allows him to test it on her beforehand.
A key element of AutoTutor's effectiveness is that it emulates how human tutors work with students, which revolves around scaffolding students to self-explain key expectations required to solve a problem (Graesser et al. 2012).
On May 15th , 2009 a federal court jury decided that Yahoo's messenger program with IMVironments – which revolves around interactive backgrounds that users can add to IM conversations – infringes US Patent Number 6,205,432, filed by a trio of inventors and published back in 2001.
The line itself forms a basis for the song, which revolves around man's relationship with the divine and environmentalism.
The show, which revolves around a two-career couple with three children, is expected to begin this summer.
But the downpour quickly cleared and a few hours later the location — the garden's Cherry Esplanade — proved ideal for an idyllic performance of Daniel Catán's tasteful 1991 opera "La Hija de Rappaccini," the plot of which revolves around a lush garden filled with poisonous plants.
But the thriller, which revolves around a seemingly normal man with a successful job who stalks, butchers and eats women, is more subtle than that topic might suggest.
Further tests were made with light from the so-called "faint companion" which revolves around Sirius, the brightest of the stars.
In the Ptolemaic system each planet revolves uniformly along a circular path (epicycle), the centre of which revolves around the Earth along a larger circular path (deferent).
