With the elevation of Joyce, Dayne and Levens could find themselves inactive on Sundays.
Strategically there were mistakes in September with the elevation of too many unproven or out-of-form left-handers.
The current 50-star flag was adopted in 1960 with the elevation of Hawaii to the union.
Keynes's emphasis on a regulated market was in keeping with the elevation of "planning" in the period as a response to the "anarchy" of capitalism.
The biggest change in the local climate came in 1990, with the elevation of Anna Quindlen from popular life-style columnist to Op-Ed pundit.
Along with the elevation of triggerfish and monkfish, once considered bycatch, the era of the celebrity fisherman could be dawning.
An even more remarkable political upheaval followed with the elevation of Jeremy Corbyn to the Labour leadership.
Figure 1 shows the vector-flow estimates throughout the phantom with the elevation focus of the array placed two millimeters below the leading edge of the phantom.
index contour on a topographic map, a contour that is printed heavier than others and is usually labeled with the elevation it represents.
And with the elevation of Wilfrid Fox Napier, 59, archbishop of Durban, South Africa, an outspoken critic of apartheid in the 1970's and 80's, Africa will have 14 voting cardinals.
With the elevation of Mrs. Megawati, who was vice president, Indonesians must now belatedly address daunting economic and social problems that continue to threaten the stability of the world's fourth-most-populous nation.
