Solar sails are pivotally mounted wings, capable of rotation on two axes.

For example, the spinning rotor may be suspended in a fluid, instead of being pivotally mounted in gimbals.

From this, Shashi and Ratna develop a pivotally negative opinion about Mayank.

This cutting tool is composed by several cutting blades (reinforced with Tungsten carbide) pivotally mounted on support body.

He was, though, and had figured pivotally in the great upheaval following the discovery of Fuzzies-the Fuzzy Flap, as local historians now called it.

In these cases, the constitutive expression of ICAM-3 would be pivotally important in the genesis of immune responses.

The keyboard base, with the attached motor unit and typing unit, is pivotally mounted a cradle within the cabinet and swings outward for maintenance.

The theme of not belonging figures pivotally in the book's two most impressive stories, both of which were first collected in "The Romantic Egoists" (1954).

As Deputy Director, Pistole was second in command within the FBI and pivotally involved in the formation of terrorism policies.

The return spring was located in the wooden stock and was linked to the bolt via a long push rod, attached pivotally to the rear of the bolt.

In his span of 10 years associated service, he was pivotally instrumental in organizing several free eye surgery campaigns conducting close to 150,000 free surgeries to the poor people.

Devices based on United States Patent 5031903, "A vertical jump testing device comprising a plurality of vertically arranged measuring elements each pivotally mounted..." are also common.

Since the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks, John Pistole has been pivotally involved in the formation of terrorism policies during the Bush and Obama administrations.

Effects Beyond The News But because The News is pivotally positioned, the city's other papers and their readers and advertisers could be affected, analysts and newspaper executives said.

Under the current leadership of Ueberroth, the organizer of those pivotally successful 1984 Games, and Scherr, the U.S.O.C. would prefer a stronger role over its bid city.

Although Christa's fate, and her role in underground resistance in Berlin, become pivotally important to "The Foreign Correspondent," the book casts a much wider net than that might suggest.

This new team at Maserati worked on several projects: the 4CLT, the A6 series, the 8CLT, and, pivotally for the future success of the company, the A6GCS.

Mr. Zaillian's noted eye for detail can also be seen in the fine print and period typography of the newspaper clippings and scrapbook entries that appear briefly, but pivotally, on screen.

Two of the scholars would become pivotally influential new mentors to Hicks during a major life transition, the ultimate result of which, as things would turn out, was cut short by her untimely death.

"The site is pivotally located, being as it is both at a transportation nexus and near the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on the West Side," Mr. Macklowe said.

It is a particularly delicate time for things to be going sour, because other matters hang in the balance as well - including hopes for obtaining the release of Western hostages in Lebanon, an intricate effort in which Israel figured pivotally last week.

Faith comes "the closest" after Anya to breaking these traditional patterns because, while she is "just as sexual and outspoken" as Anya, she pivotally does not achieve Anya's acceptance within the group; for Anya, this "legitimizes her perspective".

Three former directors of the computer company that was pivotally involved in New York City's corruption investigations almost three years ago have pleaded guilty to bribery charges in the scandal, Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan District Attorney, announced yesterday.

But though that era has been idealized as the golden age of invention, exploration, colonization and the mass industry that fueled a pivotally unifying civil war, Twain grappled with many of the messy issues that still torment the fin-de-siecle American psyche.