Open image in new window Fig. 1 Low-dose part of the distribution of the annual Hp(10) in 2008 measured with personal dosimeters for 144 workers (circles), together with a fit of two components corresponding to dosimeters exposed to external radiation only (External rad).
By autumn 1894, Vladimir was leading a workers' circle who met for two hours on a Sunday; known by the pseudonym Nikolai Petrovich, they affectionately referred to him as starik (old man).
The illusions of faith would be dispelled in an empire of slow-chewed spinach, rational spelling, and workers' reading circles.
"We want to make sure nobody will be able to penetrate from Syria to our territory for any purpose," General Hirsch said as workers added circles of razor wire to the top two-thirds of the intimidating silver rebar wall and readied some areas for a concrete foundation.
Then users in that worker's circle can subsequently access those documents on their PCs or their iPads (or iPhones).
The menacing headlights of worker trucks circled around us, boxing us in.
In interviews conducted on the eve of its re-release, to be marked by a gala on March 20th at the Castro, San Francisco's old-style movie palace, Coppola's co-workers continually circled back to his embattled commitment to Zoetrope.
In the glow of lights strung across the yard, to the driving beat of drums, party workers swirled in circles, stamping their feet and chanting, "Robert Mugabe killed Susan Tsvangirai," and "Tsvangirai beware!
Workers were assigned to "quality circles," groups that could give workers a say in the performance of their tasks and in the process of problem solving.
Vakha Yunoskanov, a voter, and Maria Magomedova, a poll worker, began to dance, circling each other to the music.
