These gigantic cells with overturning air in each of the hemispheres in low latitudes are known as the Hadley cells.
This is a rule that was bought and paid for by the National Rifle Association, and it reflects its obsession with overturning even the most sensible restrictions on gun use.
Mr. Smith said in an interview Sunday that he did not think lawmakers would go along with overturning the embryo experiment ban.
A tall, athletic-looking man asked Kasich, "Doesn't cleaning the system out start with changing our campaign-finance system, starting with overturning Citizens United?" He was referring to the 2010 Supreme Court ruling permitting unlimited campaign spending by independent groups.
But now, as the American military leaves and they witness scenes of triumph from homegrown revolutions in neighboring Arab countries, they are reconsidering their country's own experience with overturning a dictatorship.
Irritated by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's protracted dalliance with overturning the city's term limits, leading candidates for a variety of New York City offices are demanding, in unusually pointed language, that he make up his mind.
Mr. Pinsky is an appointee of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, whose term is set to end next December but who has publicly flirted with overturning the term limits law so he can stay on.
The first deals with overturning former president George W. Bush's restrictions on embryonic stem cell funding, and the second with protecting the scientific process from political intervention.
Actually, if no other failure mechanisms occur, the displacement, which can be attained in a rocking response, can be limited only by second order (P-Δ) effects associated with overturning (Magenes and Calvi 1997).
