I expected the book would release late spring dovetailing perfectly with my life.
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With each, it was a pleasure to watch the dovetailing of crossed ankles.
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It also thoroughly explores the dovetailing motivations behind the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Sometimes you get a lucky break and that dovetailing happens during the act of creation.
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Often there is a resonant dovetailing between the condition of a book and its subject and design.
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The subject matter of Mr. Parker's film is timely and relevant, dovetailing with the Black Lives Matter movement.
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This dilemma still pervades his art-as-object approach, dovetailing with what I see as commercial market pessimism.
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The opioid epidemic was a prominent issue, dovetailing with voters' concerns over a repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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The three vocalists traded off lines like the Beastie Boys, all before dovetailing into a mess of gang vocals.
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It met the demands of the Russian side for a "neutral" meeting place while dovetailing with Francis' trip to Mexico.
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The ISM index has been expanding for the last six years, its gains dovetailing with the recovery from the recession.
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Dovetailing from the Shanghai stock crash in 2015, domestic assets in mainland China began draining from the country en-masse.
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Over centuries in European and Middle Eastern wine-drinking cultures, wine and food developed in tandem, dovetailing naturally at the table.
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It also ends up dovetailing, deliberately or not, with some of the most common and most persistent conspiracy theories about the incident.
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Simmons' return proved to be the perfect final touch for Far From Home, dovetailing with the film's overarching themes of deception and disillusionment.
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Grief and desire have a peculiar way of dovetailing, and I was overcome with a desire to kiss her as we continued talking.
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And both are marvels in tango's elegant dovetailing of the ankles: Feet are crossed over to make two legs into a single descending triangle.
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Women who have escaped, like the 47-year-old above, and others arrested before they could detonate bombs give dovetailing accounts of the group's methods.
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Dovetailing perfectly, Crystel Fournier's cool, stark visuals punch up the storm-cloud intensity of Ms. Dyrholm's voice, a melancholy alto moan that sounds almost apocalyptic.
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This sort of rape-trial-as-online-theater pattern is also dovetailing with a violent reactionary movement against women that's on the rise in North America.
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Mr. Trudeau did not criticize Mr. Obama's stance on the pipeline, and he has pledged to pursue an ambitious environmental agenda dovetailing with Mr. Obama's policies.
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First of all, this show has a remarkable way of dovetailing with real-life events it could not have known about back when it was filming.
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WWE is an empire; perversely, Reigns' nickname is the Roman Empire, dovetailing just slightly too neatly with Karl Rove's old quote about what empires do to reality.
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And at a glance, sidestepping more Washington misadventures might seem like a smart call in light of our reality dovetailing with farce more and more every day.
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A dovetailing public-private partnership between HHS and the American Society of Nephrology – the Kidney Innovation Accelerator (KidneyX) – puts additional muscle right where it needs to be.
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It's social media-friendly, its leaders' impeccably curated Instagram aesthetic of self-care and self-acceptance perfectly dovetailing with the #inspirational messages of its most famous member.
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He had remade himself as an advocate for criminal justice reform, his perspective dovetailing with Mr. Trump's tirades about overzealous prosecutors and corrupt Department of Justice officials.
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Well, today in uncomfortable political/MMA dovetailing news, it looks like UFC President Dana White will be speaking on Trump's behalf at the Republican National Convention next week.
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The interesting development of recent times is the emergence of startups that are tackling these specific critical problems, dovetailing that progress with that of building the hardware itself.
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In terms of a first 100 days agenda, Heritage is focused on repealing and replacing Obamacare, tightening up immigration and pulling back government regulations -- dovetailing with Trump's campaign promises.
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" DAVID SCHIEGOLEIT, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF INVESTMENTS, U.S. BANK PRIVATE WEALTH MANAGEMENT, NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA: "The market movement seemed to be dovetailing with things hitting the wire out of Washington.
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For esports players, the personnel side of analog sports, in combination with team-owned leagues like the PEA, could end up being the most important outcome of the dovetailing.
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That, dovetailing with growing sentiment that Terms Of Service are not sufficient to govern and enforce conduct, content, and privacy on social media, could add credence to the case.
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It's also definitely not a coincidence that the prospect of starving civilians is dovetailing now with some of the most verbalized moral quandaries we've maybe ever seen on The Americans.
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Pinterest's visual search tools went from a moonlight project dovetailing on improvements in visual recognition algorithms — and the proliferation of GPUs — to being one of its primary pitches toward advertisers.
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Musk was the largest shareholder in both firms before the acquisition (Solar City was founded by his first cousins), and now he sees Tesla and Solar City's missions as dovetailing.
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That's a somewhat late arrival to the area, New Relic CEO Lew Cirne believes that it's just at the right time, dovetailing New Relic's changes with wider shifts in the market.
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And yet, against Paris St.-Germain, Can was possibly Dortmund's most significant player: intelligent with the ball, disciplined and imposing without it, dovetailing expertly with his new midfield partner, Axel Witsel.
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Potentially dovetailing with that account, as late as January 26 Mr. Cheney — a chief architect of the administration's post-22/20163 national security policies — had apparently not even heard of him.
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These discs, which would have benefited from a dash of Old Bay, were topped with an orange-infused cranberry chutney, those citrus notes dovetailing well with the lemon-accented pickled onion accompaniments.
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In addition to all this, the ban also serves as a natural prompt for India to transition to a cashless society, dovetailing nicely with Modi's bid to digitize services in the economy.
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"We have some headlines that the stimulus could be a little bit higher than people had been anticipating, and that's been dovetailing with what the expectations are around the BOJ," McCormick said.
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Ingels has nicknamed his West 57th Street rental building a "courtscraper," which apparently is meant to signify the dovetailing of elements of a European courtyard building and the scale of a skyscraper.
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The in-game "incense" item, which attracts Pokémon to your location, will last for an hour — dovetailing with a general increase in the number of Pokémon you can find in the wild.
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Without changing the book one bit, the improvised costume makes dramatic sense while dovetailing naturally into the first official instance when Hooded Justice saves the day by intervening in an alleyway mugging.
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The S&P energy sector surged about 8 percent in the final three months of 2016, dovetailing with a rise in oil prices as OPEC hammered out a deal to cut crude production.
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Concerns about the influence of video games are dovetailing with increasing scrutiny over the harmful aspects of technology, as consumers look for ways to scale back consumption of social media and online entertainment.
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The best Seinfeld episodes are marvels of story structure, with jokes and storylines dovetailing and tucking into each other in ways that can be as thrilling as any twist in a plot-heavy drama.
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His work, begun in the 22010s and dovetailing with linguistics, logic, semiotics, psychology, anthropology, computer science, artificial intelligence and other fields, is widely credited with having helped seed the emerging discipline of cognitive science.
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On Friday, the US commonwealth's government released data showing deaths on the island spiked sharply around the time Hurricane Maria hit -- perhaps dovetailing with assertions that the official storm death toll is far too low.
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It's a near-miraculous, compressed coming into consciousness (the movie runs 98 minutes) that develops through different time frames and neatly dovetailing scenes that suggest history is plotted by that great filmmaker in the sky.
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Yet in the South, the dovetailing of racist sentiment and intense disdain for the nation's first black president makes it hard to conclude that the Southern Tea Party is not substantially shaped by racial animus.
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Dovetailing with the ideological argument is an electoral one claiming that the hunt for allegedly "moderate" swing voters is doomed to fail, and also undermines the attempt to build a strong (that is, left) party agenda.
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In his first job in European soccer, Sampaoli has turned Sevilla into a genuine contender for the Spanish title, and the expansive playing style he prefers is seen by some as dovetailing neatly with Barcelona's traditions.
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But the dovetailing of alt-right political forces with Russian accounts suggests that far-right sectors of the U.S. political scene are actually taking cues about how to behave online from Russian bots, Bay told VICE News.
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"The U.S. economy will come straight back on to the top of the agenda, dovetailing into that is the expectation that there could be a trade deal this month," said Jane Foley, senior FX strategist at Rabobank.
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Because if it is to swim forward, Facebook has to make big and bold bets like this, which represent the new next and which may help it by leveraging out of and dovetailing into its existing business.
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Dovetailing his support for withholding funding for NATO, Trump presided over a massive shift in Republican policy since his ascension to the top ranks of the party that has given Russian president Vladimir Putin a massive win.
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In a mildly cluttered house on the outskirts of the city of Langfang, in China's northeastern Hebei province, the scent of oven-baked bread wafts around, dovetailing with happy clappy Christian rock music emanating from the kitchen stereo.
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But the panel kicked things up a notch when Finn Jones introduced a short teaser for the upcoming Iron Fist series, continuing the trend of dovetailing a preview of the next series along with the one about to debut.
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This year, her work for brands is dovetailing with the increasingly public role she has developed via "Call Your Girlfriend," which means she's becoming that thing everyone under the age of 40 would probably like to be: an influencer.
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Little is known about the new models revealed in the filings other than that they will ship with iPadOS 13, indicating they're slated for release this year and dovetailing with prior reports that Apple was planning to ramp up manufacturing for fall launches.
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Well, with the cyclical return to school dovetailing ever so neatly with the recent wave of '80s nostalgia sparked by Stranger Things, we're taking a look at some life lessons a returning student can glean from the films of the 1980s. 1.
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He credits an off-kilter marketing campaign, that featured an image of a sticker saying "I Purged" next to a waving American flag, that calls to mind similar "I Voted" stickers, driving interest in the film and dovetailing nicely with the presidential campaign.
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Those who grow moist-eyed at the recollection of their mother's chocolate chip cookies, or have Proust-like associations with bites from their past, may be rapt, or at least touched by the dovetailing stories of family bonds tightened (or sundered) by cooking.
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"We have some headlines that the stimulus could be a little bit higher than people had been anticipating, and that's been dovetailing with what the expectations are around the BOJ," said Mark McCormick, North American head of fx strategy at TD Securities in Toronto.
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It needs a full-on overhaul to be what I think Esquire should be in this day and age, which is dovetailing with a moment in which men are more eager than ever to embrace a certain amount of daring when it comes to style.
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Its rise in popularity and usage has been a more recent shift, dovetailing with how teachers are increasingly using more learning aids that are in tune with two of the more popular pastimes among kids these days: playing around on devices with screens, and playing games.
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Rather than some tamped-down impulse, my ability to control how I was seen, to know what to say (and when, and how), was maybe never switched off but an instinct like any other, dovetailing with the many conscious and unconscious decisions that made up all my acts of self-expression.
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" The actress also spoke about her mixed emotions celebrating at an award show during turbulent times: "It's an odd thing, because this has been a very celebratory time in my life with my work being recognized, and at the same time it's dovetailing with a very interesting time in our country.
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And while it has never broken out Echo sales figures, it's clear the idea of a smart speaker has excited huge interest from industry, dovetailing with rising hype around voice interfaces as the next big user interaction shift, as computing becomes increasingly embedded into the environment where it might not be viable (or desirable) to have lots of screens.
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Bolstered by mainstream attention from his work on Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly that same year, and dovetailing with the breakout success of lifelong collaborator and jazz-funk fusionist Thundercat, the exuberant response Washington's record garnered not only thrust LA jazz back into the collective consciousness, but helped usher in a nationwide jazz renaissance that has seen a marked increase in the genre's visibility and popularity.
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In the case of an infinite number of programs, all potentially infinitely long, neither the breadth-first nor depth-first would be sufficient to ensure progress on all programs. Instead, the following technique can be used: perform the first step of the first program; next, perform the first step of the second program and the second step of the first program; next, perform the first step of the third program, the second step of the second program, and the third step of the first program; and so on. :Note: We could dovetail the depth-first (no dovetailing) and breadth-first (full dovetailing) mechanism of combining algorithms. This recursive application of the dovetailing algorithm to itself leads to an infinite number of new algorithms, each involving slightly less total dovetailing.
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The Sigma Force short story Ghost Ship (released October 24, 2017), is a new adventure dovetailing into The Demon Crown (released in December 2017). It also features a character from Rollins' first book, Subterranean.
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It was later owned by George L. Edwards, a murderer and a famous outlaw of Green County. With A second contributing building on the property is an "unusual" stepped chimney log smokehouse with half-dovetailing.
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"Water and a Flame" was described as "a smoky, heartfelt ballad". According to David Balls of Digital Spy, "it finds their rich and soulful vocals dovetailing sweetly - enough to draw attention away from the slightly clichéd chorus".
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They show only slight notching and no attempt was made at dovetailing. The chinking between the logs is primarily mortar and bricks. The cabin is ten logs high to the top log. Above the logs, the gable ends consist of unpainted clapboards.
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One Man Drives While the Other Man Screams is Pere Ubu's second live album, covering the years 1978-1981 (dovetailing with their previous live release, 390° of Simulated Stereo, which covered 1976-1978). After remaining out-of- print for many years, the album was reissued in 2004.
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Dovetailing, in algorithm design, is a technique that interweaves different computations, performing them essentially simultaneously. Algorithms that use dovetailing are sometimes referred to as dovetailers. Consider a tree that potentially contains a path of infinite length: if a depth-first search is performed in this environment, the search may move down an infinite path and never return, potentially leaving part of the tree unexplored. However, if a breadth-first search is used, the existence of an infinite path is no longer a problem: each node is visited in a branching manner according to its distance from the root, so an infinite path will only impact the part of the search travelling down that path.
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In places with very poor timber or with an extreme timber shortage post and sill or wattle and daub techniques could also be used. For horizontal log construction, logs needed to be notched in order to hold together. The simple saddle notch is the easiest and therefore common. Dovetailing is used by people with more experience in woodworking.
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The series sees Rocky and Bullwinkle "thrust into harrowing situations but end up saving the day time and again". As Rocky and Bullwinkle’s innocent and silly ambitions to become rock stars or find lost treasure end up dovetailing with Fearless Leader’s sinister plans to take over the world, our heroes are set on a collision course with his notorious superspies Boris Badenov and Natasha Fatale.
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He served as Secretary to Government, Literacy and Basic Education Department with focus on Skill Development Programmes and Vocational Education. He also formulated Punjab Youth Policy 2012 as Secretary Youth Affairs, Sports, Tourism and Archaeology. He chaired the taskforce, for formulation of National TVET Policy 2015, dovetailing skills with employability. He worked at all levels in education sector for more than 25 years i.e.
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Therefore, in essence, multicommunicating is a complex form of multitasking. Multicommunicating departs from multitasking in that it refers specifically to the management of multiple conversations, people, and media—rather than just any task—at the same time. Stephen, Cho, and Ballard (2011) elucidate this distinction by comparing dovetailing (sequential communication) with multicommunication (simultaneous interactions). In addition, multicommunicating often occurs unbeknown to one's communication partners.
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It eventually aired on 25 February 1980. Yes Minister ran for three series, each of seven episodes, between March 1980 and 1982. These were followed by two Christmas specials: one 10-minute sketch as part of an anthology presented by Frank Muir, and then the hour-long "Party Games", in 1984. The latter's events led to Hacker's elevation to Prime Minister, dovetailing into the sequel, Yes, Prime Minister.
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He was for some time a manufacturer in Birmingham, Connecticut, and was in the United States revenue service from 1863 to 1866. He established factories in England, was a patent expert, and patented a machine for making jack chains (1844), a dovetailing machine (1849), a type-distributing machine (1852), and improved surgical instruments (1853). He married Jane Elizabeth Crosby (1816-1892) and they had a child, Clara Louise Kellogg.
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Gaboriau influenced later detective fiction writers, notably Conan Doyle, who acknowledged his debt to Gaboriau.Bonnoit, 1985, p.394 Conan Doyle wrote, 'Gaboriau had rather attracted me by the neat dovetailing of his plots, and Poe’s masterful detective, M. Dupin, had from boyhood been one of my heroes. But could I bring an addition of my own?’in Lycett, A.: Conan Doyle: The Man Who Created Sherlock Holmes, London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2007, p.
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It is wholly different when one works as a consultant or in an agency as opposed to private practice. In private practice, it becomes more complex and far reaching. If you are the primary therapist then your responsibilities can swing from the spectrum of social work to the primary care of the patient. This includes dovetailing with physicians, judges, family members, and sometimes even community members that might be important in the caretaking of the individual.
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Plaudits came from the art world rather than from traditional academia. Schama became art critic for The New Yorker in 1995. He held the position for three years, dovetailing his regular column with professorial duties at Columbia University; a selection of his essays on art for the magazine, chosen by Schama himself, was published in 2005 under the title Hang Ups. During this time, Schama also produced a lavishly illustrated Rembrandt's Eyes, another critical and commercial success.
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As a founding member of the performance group Memoir Radio (with Patrick Daniels and Laurence Mason) Chris wrote and performed a one-man theater piece called Fast—an autobiographical work dovetailing his childhood in New York's Chelsea neighborhood in the 1970s and 1980s with his current hobby of marathon running, which he started at age 42. He has also appeared in two staged readings of BD Wong and Wayne Barker's musical adaptation of "Mr Holland's Opus".
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His three solo albums have topped the Billboard charts. Dovetailing off the success of his near double-platinum selling album,"Live in London and More" McClurkin released "Psalms,Hymns and Spiritual Songs" in 2005 and "We All Are One: Live In Detroit" in 2009 which also topped Billboard charts across various musical genres. McClurkin's love for people and desire to share gospel music, globally, is the reason he includes a language medley: Japanese, Russian, Spanish, and Dutch in most live performances.
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She then starred in several eight-page solo stories in the omnibus title Marvel Comics Presents, beginning with a tale by writer-artist Bruce Jones in issue #13 (Late Feb. 1989), followed by the 10-part "The Bush of Ghosts", by writer Gerard Jones and penciler Paul Gulacy in issues #68-77 (Jan.-Late May 1991). Dovetailing with the end of that run came four full-length stories begun in 1978, completing plot threads from Shanna's solo story in The Rampaging Hulk #9.
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Venter is the author of two books, the first of which was an autobiography titled A Life Decoded. Venter's second book was titled Life at the Speed of Light in which he announced his theory that this is the generation in which there appears to be a dovetailing of the two previously diverse fields of science represented by computer programming and the genetic programming of life by DNA sequencing. He was applauded for his position on this by futurist Ray Kurzweil.
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471 His pen, Eftimiu claims, "served to castigate racketeering politicians, prejudice, debauchery, fake patriotism, and all the dovetailing high-society that was creaking at the corners."Eftimiu, p. 473 King Carol I himself was ridiculed, and aware of it, but took no measure to suppress Ranetti. Some of Furnicas most noted collaborators were visual artists: Ion Theodorescu-Sion, Camil Ressu, Iosif Iser, Francisc Șirato, Nicolae Petrescu Găină, and Ary Murnu—the latter remembered especially for his routine mockery of Ioan Kalinderu, administrator of the crown domains.
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Wallyford-born Wallace's playing career began inauspiciously. A goalkeeper, Wallace was freed by his first club, Blackpool, but rekindled his career by signing for Workington in 1952, dovetailing football with work in the local pit. National Service with the King's Own Scottish Borderers afforded Wallace the opportunity of signing for the local club, Berwick Rangers. After character-defining military service in Northern Ireland and – famously – the jungles of Malaya, Wallace's playing career extended to Airdrieonians, West Bromwich Albion, non-league Bedford Town and Hereford United.
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To make matters worse, the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike prevented them from fleshing out Sam's evolving abilities throughout the season, and his entire story arc was pushed back into the fourth season. With Sam's storyline no longer dovetailing with Dean's, the writers "[never had] any doubt in [their] minds" to send Dean to Hell. Kripke disliked that the second-season finale "just ended", and he felt that this episode provided a cliffhanger ending that had people "biting their nails".Knight, p.
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Possible catastrophic risks from nature include super-volcanism, impact events, and energetic astronomical events such as gamma-ray bursts, cosmic rays, solar flares, and supernovae. These dangers are characterized as relatively small and relatively well understood, though pandemics may be exceptions as a result of being more common, and of dovetailing with technological trends. Synthetic pandemics via weaponized biological agents are given more attention by FHI. Technological outcomes the Institute is particularly interested in include anthropogenic climate change, nuclear warfare and nuclear terrorism, molecular nanotechnology, and artificial general intelligence.
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The book fleshes out Wallace-Wells' original magazine piece in more detail, dovetailing into discussions surrounding various possibilities for Earth's future across a spectrum of predicted future temperature ranges. It argues that even with active intervention, the effects of climate change will have catastrophic impacts across multiple spheres: rising sea levels, extreme heat events, extinctions, disease outbreaks, fires, droughts, and increased geopolitical conflict, among others. While such changes are presented as already in motion, Wallace-Wells suggests that the future can still be salvaged with proper political and scientific willpower over the coming years.
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The remaining storage shed is two-story and follows the same pattern with semi-carved stones on the first floor and wood on the second, linked by a wooden exterior staircase on the eastern side. Topping the open-plan building is a two-layer Mediterranean tile roof dovetailing with the wooden window railings. White floors and brown foundation stones pleasantly contrast with the wood colors. Renovated by the Kosovo Ministry of Culture, Youth, and Sport and its affiliated Gjakova Regional Cultural Heritage Center, the Tabhane now houses a restaurant for local cuisine.
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"Financing 'the start-up nation'", Jordan Times, April 6, 2010. Gal Beckerman, writing in The Forward magazine, observes that the book "presents Israel in an extremely positive light as a bastion of entrepreneurial spirit and technological achievement. It skirts a discussion of the conflict with the Palestinians, or even the wealth inequality within Israel, thereby dovetailing nicely with recent public relations efforts by Israel to shift attention away from its problems and toward its achievements."Beckerman, Gal: "Senor Decides Against Running for Senate, Citing Family and Business", The Forward, March 24, 2010.
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Often the political focus of a science fiction novel is less on the social order, but how people maneuver and achieve their agendas within a given system. Many space operas rely on vast interstellar bureaucracies to drive their plots (see: Galactic empire). George Lucas's famous Star Wars saga features political science modeled after historic events. The Retief stories by Keith Laumer and the Chanur books by C. J. Cherryh have politics and political maneuverings as some of the main themes, and Frank Herbert's Dune books offer advanced explorations of human politics, including the dovetailing economics.
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According to Brown, in the song, Timberlake sounds like he "inhaled" 1970s Stevie Wonder, "breathing it out" as the song "disperses into something spacily 21st century". Rolling Stone reviewer Jody Rosen noted that Timberlake borrows Curtis Mayfield's falsetto and Wonder's chord changes in the song. Jed Gottlieb of the Boston Herald wrote that Timberlake "snatches swagger" from Wonder, Marvin Gaye and Al Green soul "with dashes of Frank Sinatra swing and Prince's heavy breathing". Empire wrote that "Walt Disney meets Quincy Jones" on "Pusher Love Girl" and that the song rivals English space rock band Spiritualized for "dovetailing affection with addiction".
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In 1967 a new plant known as the "baked bean factory" was built on the site for Crosse & Blackwell at a cost of £750,000. The milk cannery closed in 1972 and was refitted as a yoghurt manufacturing plant, dovetailing with Nestlé's 1978 acquisition of the Chambourcy brand. By 1980 the factory was producing 72 million pots of yoghurt per annum. Nestlé produced cans on the site for many years, for the milk plant and later for the bean factory, which produced cans of baked beans and pasta in sauce (sold under their own label and for supermarket own-brands).
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In terms of differing nations, Kant asserts that important generalities can be made about the peoples of various areas, stating specifically, In sum, the philosopher views ethical analysis fundamentally as constituting "practical anthropology". He aims not to necessarily assign duties to individuals but to empower them intellectually so that they can properly set their own paths themselves. Dovetailing on the same issues, the concluding section of Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View discusses "the character of the species" and evaluates the necessity of giving space for personal freedom as a key element in broader social advancement.
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Knowing the first N bits of Ω, one could calculate the halting problem for all programs of a size up to N. Let the program p for which the halting problem is to be solved be N bits long. In dovetailing fashion, all programs of all lengths are run, until enough have halted to jointly contribute enough probability to match these first N bits. If the program p hasn't halted yet, then it never will, since its contribution to the halting probability would affect the first N bits. Thus, the halting problem would be solved for p.
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Lescaze (2017) p. 11. Older works of possible "proto-paleoart", suggestive of ancient fossil discoveries, may date to as old as the 5th century BCE, though these older works' relation to known fossil material is speculative. Other artworks from the late Middle Ages of Europe, typically portraying mythical creatures, are more plausibly inspired by fossils of prehistoric large mammals and reptiles that were known from this period. Paleoart emerged as a distinct genre of art with unambiguous scientific basis around the beginning of the 19th century, dovetailing with the emergence of paleontology as a distinct scientific discipline.
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Cass was then running for president on a "popular sovereignty" platform that would have let states that were conquered in the Mexican–American War decide whether to legalize slavery. Lincoln accused the Democrats of campaigning on the former President Andrew Jackson's coattails by exaggerating their military accomplishments. > But in my hurry I was very near closing on the subject of military tales > before I was done with it. There is one entire article of the sort I have > not discussed yet; I mean the military tale you Democrats are now engaged in > dovetailing onto the great Michigander [i.e.
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He is most well known for his attention to detail, his use of hand, rather than machine, work (dovetailing, planing, carving and finishing) and his preference for native American hardwoods. Influences that are apparent are Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, Carl Malmsten, Charles Rennie MacIntosh, and Wharton Esherick. Rather than doing multiples of the same design, Radtke prefers to work in series, taking a design concept allowing the different woods and slightly different viewpoints to help the execution of the piece evolve. Radtke's Sarcophagus #1 was purchased in 1999 with funds from a private collector, for permanent collection in the Smithsonian Art Museum's Renwick Gallery.
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Spaces received general acclaim upon its release. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalised rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received a score of 90 based on 15 reviews, which is categorised as "universal acclaim". In his review for Pitchfork, Nick Neyland called it "an absorbing work, full of pensive moments cut together by music that thrives on dovetailing melodies that can be simultaneously mesmerizing and beautiful". In his review on The Arts Desk, Kieron Tyler said the album does not feel like "a conventional live album", but rather a "seamless whole".
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The defending champions for both GP2 and GP3, Stoffel Vandoorne and Esteban Ocon, were both unable to defend their respective titles due to the ruling which forbids driver champions from returning to the series. Vandoorne remained as a McLaren reserve and test driver, where he stood in for the injured Fernando Alonso at the Bahrain Grand Prix, while also racing in the Super Formula series in Japan. Ocon served as a Mercedes development driver and was also the reserve driver for the Renault Formula 1 team, dovetailing his F1 commitments with a season in the DTM.
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1960 his tower marked a major step forward in the design of lighthouses and remained in use until 1877. He modeled the shape of his lighthouse on that of an oak tree, using granite blocks. He rediscovered and used "hydraulic lime", a form of concrete that will set under water used by the Romans, and developed a technique of securing the granite blocks together using dovetail joints and marble dowels. The dovetailing feature served to improve the structural stability, although Smeaton also had to taper the thickness of the tower towards the top, for which he curved the tower inwards on a gentle gradient.
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The A rhyme in the first stanza ("garden/pardon") returns in the final stanza, but with the words reversed ("pardon/garden"). In addition to end rhyme, MacNeice makes use of internal rhyme, rhyming the end of the first line with the beginning of the second line ("lances/Advances") and the end of the third line with the beginning of the fourth line ("under/Thunder"). George MacBeth comments that the rhyme scheme "has the effect of dovetailing the lines together and producing a constant sense of echo emphasising the lingering, fading quality of the joys of life which the poem is talking about."George MacBeth (ed.): Poetry 1900 to 1975.
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We can regard this tree as analogous to a collection of programs; in this case, the depth-first approach corresponds to running one program at a time, moving to the next only when the current program has finished running. In the case where one of the programs runs for an infinite amount of time, this transition will never happen. The breadth- first approach of visiting each child on the same level of the tree corresponds to dovetailing, where a single step is performed for every program before moving to the next. Thus, progress is made in each program, regardless of the potential existence of a program of infinite runtime.
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But the general feel tended towards a sort of retro-beat aesthetic. Tom Waits and Patty Smith were cited as influences by many of the poets mentioned above, as well as Burroughs, Bukowski, and other denizens of the twilight zones between beat, hip, and grunge. The readings ceased in 1976 and Red Sky quickly emerged from the ashes to have a more enduring effect. But Dogtown was an important part of the poetic blast of that time, dovetailing in with SubPop and other grunge, Eidolon, precursors of The Stranger in forging a verbal esthetic that was more influential on Eighties and Nineties culture than is widely known.
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His first short story appeared in the popular weekly, Ananda Vikatan in 1967, and from there on his writings have appeared in all the popular as well as little literary magazines. His novel, Pokkidam (Refuge, 1976), which won the best novel award instituted by Ilakkiya Chintanai, brought him to serious literary attention. He has so far written 9 novels, long and short, and over a hundred short stories, of which only 4 collections have come out. To talk about a few of his significant works, Nadhimoolam (Source of the river, 1981), unfolds the lives of three generations of a Madhava Brahmin family, dovetailing the narrative with the happenings and movements outside in society.
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Sighting in is a process that the line of aim (known as the sight axis) is adjusted to intersect with the trajectory of the bullet at the distance of the target, so the point of aim is calibrated to superimpose with the bullet's point of impact (POI). Iron sights provide horizontal and vertical reference points that allow the shooter to train the weapon. Rear sights on rifles are usually mounted in a dovetail on the barrel or receiver, closer to the eye of the shooter, allowing for easy visual pick- up of the notch. Front sights are mounted to the barrel by dovetailing, soldering, screwing, or staking close to the muzzle, frequently on a ramp.
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First, its full-length front porch under the overhanging roof is similar to that on the Elijah Miller House, also listed on the National Register, in nearby North White Plains, built a few years later. Second, Hammond built the house without a basement and with its structural beams dovetailing with each other, so that the house could easily be dismantled, moved and reassembled in another location if he lost his lease (it has been described as an early version of a mobile home). Third, of the approximately 200 homes known to have been built by tenant farmers on the manor, it is one of only two that have survived. Hammond would never need to move.
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He pioneered the use of "hydraulic lime," a form of concrete that will set under water, and developed a technique of securing the granite blocks together using dovetail joints and marble dowels. The dovetailing feature served to improve the structural stability, although Smeaton also had to taper the thickness of the tower towards the top, for which he curved the tower inwards on a gentle gradient. This profile had the added advantage of allowing some of the energy of the waves to dissipate on impact with the walls. Construction started at a site in Millbay where Smeaton built a jetty and workyard in the south west corner of the harbour for unloading and working the stone.
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In Europe, the FIA adopted the ACO GTP rules virtually unchanged and sanctioned the Group C World Endurance Championship (or World Sportscar Championship), featuring high-tech closed-cockpit prototypes. In the US, the IMSA Camel GTP series boasted close competition between huge fields of manufacturer-backed teams and privateer squads – the cars were technically similar to Group Cs but used a sliding scale of weights and engine capacities to try to limit performance. The FIA attempted to make Group C into a virtual "two seater Grand Prix" format in the early 1990s, with engine rules in common with F1, short race distances, and a schedule dovetailing with that of the F1 rounds.
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This resulted in a $475 million charge against Intel's 1994 revenue. Dr. Nicely later learned that Intel had discovered the FDIV bug in its own testing a few months before him (but had decided not to inform customers). The "Pentium flaw" incident, Intel's response to it, and the surrounding media coverage propelled Intel from being a technology supplier generally unknown to most computer users to a household name. Dovetailing with an uptick in the "Intel Inside" campaign, the episode is considered to have been a positive event for Intel, changing some of its business practices to be more end-user focused and generating substantial public awareness, while avoiding a lasting negative impression.
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In the West, the crisis of capitalism was coming to a head with the beginning of the Great Depression in 1929, and the Communist International's Sixth Congress viewed capitalism as entering a final death agony, its "third period of existence" where the first had been capitalism during its rise prior to World War I, and the second was the short period after the crushing of the post-World War I revolutions when capitalism seemed again to have stabilised. The formal institution of the Third Period occurred at the 9th Plenum of the Executive Committee of the Communist International (E.C.C.I.) in February 1928. This helped in dovetailing the "Left" of the All- Union Communist party with that of the Comintern itself.
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This trial was significant for a number of reasons. It was one of the few times the sedition law (designed to prevent native Indian and Burmese journalists from criticising the authorities) was used against a European, the first time it was applied in Burma and precedent-setting for its use against nationalists. On appeal, he was defended by the leading Burmese nationalist U Chit Hlaing, future president of the Young Men's Buddhist Association. The judge in the appeal, who upheld the original conviction, was Mr Justice Daniel H. R. Twomey (knighted in 1917), who wrote the definitive text on dovetailing Buddhist canon law and British colonial law and is of interest to scholars of religion as the grandfather of anthropologist Mary Douglas.
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The bulk of the ancient stories and some of the ancient poems were probably committed to writing by monks of the 7th century, but are substantially pagan in origin, conception, and colouring. Yet there is scarcely one of them in which some Christian allusion to heaven, or hell, or the Deity, or some Biblical subject, does not appear. This is likely because, when Christianity displaced paganism, in a tacit compromise, sympathetic clerics let the bard, fili (poet), and the representative of the old pagan learning propagate their stories, tales, poems, and genealogies—at the price of a little Christian admixture. So respectful is the dovetailing of the Christian into the pagan in most of the oldest romances, that even casual analysis easily separates the pieces.
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The earlier study's §M found that Hipparchus did not adopt 26 June solstices until 146 BC when he founded the orbit of the Sun which Ptolemy later adopted. Dovetailing these data suggests Hipparchus extrapolated the 158 BC 26 June solstice from his 145 solstice 12 years later a procedure that would cause only minuscule error. The papyrus also confirmed that Hipparchus had used Callippic solar motion in 158 BC, a new finding in 1991 but not attested directly until P. Fouad 267 A. Another table on the papyrus is perhaps for sidereal motion and a third table is for Metonic tropical motion, using a previously unknown year of – days. This was presumably foundExplained at equation 25 of a recent investigation , paper #2.
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For example, data stored by a cloud service provider may be located in, say, Singapore and mirrored in the US. Many of these regulations mandate particular controls (such as strong access controls and audit trails) and require regular reporting. Cloud customers must ensure that their cloud providers adequately fulfill such requirements as appropriate, enabling them to comply with their obligations since, to a large extent, they remain accountable. ;Business continuity and data recovery :Cloud providers have business continuity and data recovery plans in place to ensure that service can be maintained in case of a disaster or an emergency and that any data loss will be recovered. These plans may be shared with and reviewed by their customers, ideally dovetailing with the customers' own continuity arrangements.
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Their emphasis on rational thinking led them to develop theories of ideal morality based around reason. Works authored by the former on the topic include the initial publication The Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals followed by The Critique of Practical Reason, The Metaphysics of Morals, Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View, and Religion within the Boundaries of Mere Reason, the later commentaries developing the intellectual figure's thinking. To Kant, no clear-cut divide exists between morality and the natural world, with empirical analysis of human psychology dovetailing with ethical analysis. In terms of demonstrated life experience and the proliferation of personal stories via mass media, multiple idealistic individuals have received attention as moral examples for others to draw understanding from.
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In Europe, the FIA adopted the ACO GTP rules virtually unchanged and sanctioned the Group C World Endurance Championship (or World Sportscar Championship), featuring high-tech closed- cockpit prototypes from Porsche, Aston Martin, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Jaguar and others. In the US, the IMSA Camel GTP series boasted close competition between huge fields of manufacturer-backed teams and privateer squads – the cars were technically similar to Group Cs but used a sliding scale of weights and engine capacities to try to limit performance. Both Group C and GTP had secondary categories, respectively Group C2 and Camel Lights, for less powerful cars, targeting entries by small specialist constructors or serious amateur teams. 1991 IMSA GTP The FIA attempted to make Group C into a virtual "two seater Grand Prix" format in the early 1990s, with engine rules in common with F1, short race distances, and a schedule dovetailing with that of the F1 rounds.
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The first days of the British Arras offensive, saw another German defensive débâcle similar to that at Verdun on 15 December 1916, despite an analysis of that failure being issued swiftly, which concluded that deep dug-outs in the front line and an absence of reserves for immediate counter-attacks, were the cause of the defeat. At Arras similarly obsolete defences over-manned by infantry, were devastated by artillery and swiftly overrun, leaving the local reserves with little choice but to try to contain further British advances and wait for the relief divisions, which were too far away to counter-attack. Seven German divisions were defeated, losing and on 9 April. Given the two failures and the imminence of the French offensive on the Aisne, the term was dropped in favour of Eingreif division, a term with connotations of interlocking and dovetailing, to avoid the impression that they were replacement divisions standing by, rather than reinforcements fundamental to the defence of the battle zones, by operating support of the local garrisons of the .
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