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The discovery that the universe is expanding was one of the greatest intellectual revolutions of the twentieth century.

Revolutions should be like book readings at San Wei Bookstore: once a week, with the location chosen at the last minute.

Paired that with much needed democratic revolutions in places like Libya seems to be the recipe for cooking up even higher oil prices.

We, too, are trying to understand what led to these revolutions.

But Georgia and Ukraine are still, on balance, better places than they would have been if their revolutions had not happened.

Round and round here went the enormous revolutions of the dark colossal water- wheel , grim with its one immutable purpose .

Economic disparity, abuse of workers rights, and a lack of political equality were all causes for the wave of revolutions in 1848 Europe.

It is also interesting that Cain and Abel do not show up in this part of Genesis, which gives the generations (revolutions) of Adam.

"The Arab revolutions have scrambled power dynamics and shattered security forces across the region, " she said.

But the will of the majority has never been a concern when it comes to NATO's phony 'revolutions'.

How much had the region moved on 20 years after the great revolutions of autumn 1989?

I never liked history at school. I found it very hard to wade through all that boring stuff about wars and revolutions.

Conditions were dry, so the amount of spin he gave the ball was high, perhaps over 10 revolutions per second.

We have no idea how the string of revolutions in the Middle East and North Africa this year is going to turn out.

REVOLUTIONS in technology bring benefits to millions, but the companies that make them happen do not always thrive.

The rotation of the original gas and dust cloud becomes the revolutions of the planets around the Sun and the rotation of the Sun itself.

And then they have made it over; a presumption of which neither time nor revolutions at least have been guilty.

The engine beating at the heart of this year's McLaren car rotates at up to 20, 000 revolutions per minute.

IT WAS one of the shortest-lived revolutions ever.

In the years of the American and French revolutions the fundamental principle guiding our democracies was established .

Do not exceed the speed in revolutions per minute (RPM) rating of any grinding wheel or disk.

'I'm totally against revolution, ' he said. 'All revolutions in Russia have been bloody. I'm for evolution. '

Many came in the 1950s and 1960s as the Middle East threw off the shackles of colonialism and revolutions broke out all over the place.

Based on what you know about American or French history, what aspects of the Glorious Revolution influenced these revolutions?

It has also been a victim of mass theft during revolutions, as happened after Castro's.

Thousands of years of settlements, invasions , revolutions , inventions have allowed us to reorder our ancient patterns to suit our needs.

Revolutions and war would undoubtedly continue, but liberal democracy would be the only game in town.

It was the cleanest, smoothest, and most elegant of the "revolutions. " It was also a swift one.

History abhors leaps, and large changes and economic revolutions do not come out of blue .

The region needs a new green revolution, especially if it wants to avoid revolutions of the blood-stained variety.

But if the revolutions belong to the peoples of the region, the international response must not be seen as the property of the west.

France and China have already had revolutions, he said in the Journal interview. 'Now it's time for Thailand, ' Maj.

The great revolutions in modern and contemporary China have emerged and grown on the basis of these basic contradictions.

However, for a certain historical period, this form is not suitable for the revolutions in the colonial and semi- colonial countries.

Mao Tse Tung's vision of a guerrilla army swimming invisibly in the sea of the people has inspired revolutions around the world.

It took Waddell six and a half days to reach the summit after an estimated 528, 000 revolutions of his custom-built set of wheels.

"The wave of revolutions in Maghreb, in the Middle East, in the Gulf, in Yemen, it brought disaster, " he said.

War has been the great catalyst of change in the last century, bringing down empires, triggering revolutions, and transforming society.

It is by no means clear that, 'the revolutions. . . have everything to do with the simple secular democratic demands of frustrated peoples.

Desperate not to be caught, children's imaginations conceive amazing improbabilities: fires, plagues, revolutions, curses and illnesses.

It is equally true that by 2012, some or even all of these revolutions might be seen to have failed.

But the Communist manifesto was in fact rushed out to try to rally the forces of the proletariat in the "year of revolutions" , 1848.

It may seem strange to put into the same packet an industrial revolution and two political revolutions.

To avert this, the revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia cannot be allowed to fail.

Communication companies are often central to modern-day revolutions, as Facebook and Twitter were in the Egyptian uprising.

In the case of the Bolsheviks, this would have meant such neighbours (Ger- many in particular) having their own revolutions, too.

The difference is between a Europe that sees the revolutions as a problem to be managed and one eager to embrace new Arab partners.

He participated the American independent war, France revolution , and had an important push function in the revolutions.

For a long time now in the West, that word and the ideal behind it have been invested with such power that it has started revolutions.

Inferiors revolt in order that they may be equal, and equals that they may be superior. Such is the state of mind which creates revolutions.

In their state of decline they symbolize the futility of revolutions as well as any political appropriation of culture.

But in this new world of social media, revolutions seem to move at the speed of tweets.

The anomaly noticed by Einstein kicked off one of the greatest revolutions in our understanding of the fabric of the universe.

In 1704, Mei went back to Beijing, to spearhead scientific and industrial revolutions that were to give China global mastery.

The U. S. might well agree that now is no time for revolutions in the postwar financial order.

The economic woes did not begin with the revolutions.

THE economic empowerment of women across the rich world is one of the most remarkable revolutions of the past 50 years.

Though they dearly love revolutions, pulling everything down and starting from scratch, they disapprove of shifts in behaviour.

Band , or tape drives are useful substitutes for gears when the connected shafts do not make complete revolutions .

Reform and the realization of four modernizations are the concrete forms of the two revolutions with different natures in modem China.

are going to make up one of the most powerful revolutions in the entire history of human kind.

Perhaps Iran cannot be an exception to the rule that revolutions devour themselves.

At the least this may help the nation adjust as Arab street revolutions burst from the chrysalides of old regimes to remake the region.

The forthcoming trial of the Watergate burglars could cause the judge to crack down and force further revolutions.

Did you count the revolutions of the sun since our last meeting? This test will be either the end or the beginning.

As with past industrial revolutions, the greatest beneficiaries may not be companies but their customers.

I say I am not writing about politics and I do not write about Orange or Velvet revolutions, I just write about technology and science.

To help protect women's health, morpheus revolutions points out that doctors sometimes take matters into their own hands.

From different dynasties and times, the contradictions, conflicts, even revolutions are often occurred.

In this way the political revolution, like the scientific and the economic revolutions, contributed vitally to Europe's world domination.

Why did the suicide of one poor Tunisian in a town no one had ever heard of spark the political revolutions of the Arab Spring?

Despite all the sweeping talk about it, Twitter isn't the maker of political revolutions, but the vanguard of a media one.

The U. S. , after wars in the Middle East, sees an opportunity for homegrown revolutions to promise stability in the region.

The revolutions across the Arab world have been political blood sport. And we, the spectators, are consumed by the contest.

Women have made valuable contributions in cultural exchanges, political revolutions and feminist movements.

Two months ago, Foreign Policy ran photos of children touched by the revolutions across the Arab world.

That's why the food crisis of 2011 is for real, and why it may bring with it yet more bread riots cum political revolutions.

The various revolutions in South America also directly coincided with the passage of the energies through those areas.

But for all its confusion, the aftermath of the rose and orange revolutions still offers plenty of evidence to counter such defeatism .

Will economic benefits of innovations in information technology match those of earlier technological revolutions?

Tunisia -- can have elsewhere. After all, plenty of countries perform poorly on the index each year, and very few experience revolutions.

Some tech-utopians say this trend has provided a voice to the masses and fueled social revolutions across the globe.

Along with the foreign interventions came homegrown catastrophes: rebellions, revolutions, civil wars, famine and unspeakable cruelty.

But thanks to these revolutions, we might now actually find out something about Arab countries. Democracy is an information system.

The bearing manufacturer shall make a fatigue calculation accounting for the loads given in table 3 and the specified number of revolutions.

Kwame Anthony Appiah, a philosophy professor at Princeton University, is the author of "The Honor Code: How Moral Revolutions Happen. "

The American and French revolutions and the Napoleonic Wars temporarily curtailed the European demand for Chesapeake tobacco.

The Wright brothers and their invention, then, sparked a revolution as far reaching as the industrial and digital revolutions.

California was the incubator of the Reagan and high-tech revolutions.

To Chinese people, Confucius is still sacred even after the mass revolutions of "Smash Confucianism" and "Condemn Lin Biao and Confucius" .

The parallel course in the spread of the two revolutions was not accidental; indeed, the two were intimately related.

A good society is able to face schemes of world domination and foreign revolutions alike without fear.

We will see this more clearly as we trace briefly the general course of the economic and political revolutions.

These revolts are not revolutions. They have been spontaneous, without leaders, without ideology, without any political party.

Modern China is in the age in which national and democratic revolutions surge one after another.

Some people like to put the blame on the industrial revolutions.

This means the color revolutions were not genuine revolutions, but rather political changes that perfected existing democratic institutions.

The For. Next loop within each block calls the appropriate method a number of times equal to the value of the revolutions parameter.

The two revolutions talked the language of individual freedom, but they perversely ended up creating greater centralization.

The hunger has historically been an instigator of revolutions and civil wars, it is not a sufficient condition for such violence.

Of course, revolutions then will not be of the same nature as those in the era of class struggle.

Rather, it begins in prehuman times and concludes on the eve of the American and French Revolutions.

Revolutions are preached there, crowds harangued , heretics burned, confetti sprinkled.

Ours is one of the most honorable revolutions in history.

This movement of many energies has provoked earthquakes, civil wars, revolutions.

If revolutions can be started with Twitter, then surely groups of claimants can find each other and plan a united, but separate assault.

The Moon makes about 13 revolutions in the course of a year.

There are two other reading revolutions worth mentioning, broad tendencies even less fixed to a particular historical moment.

Certain predicted technological revolutions are more myth than reality.

What is the angular velocity after the ball has made five complete revolutions ?

The condition for obtaining the minimal number of impeller revolutions is determined.

Some experts say this new understanding is one of the most important revolutions in scientific thought.

His literary work, on the revolutions of the heavenly bodies, was published as the lay dying.

When you turn the ignition key, the starter motor spins the engine a few revolutions so that the combustion process can start.

"There will be no revolutions, " he said.

It predicted that socialist societies would be free of revolutions.

Do not stop a hot engine directly off from high revolutions.

Like many revolutions that came after, England's of 1688 was a discrete event that ended as soon as a new status quo could be achieved.

Of the three former Soviet states to undergo "color" revolutions in the last decade, only Georgia's has endured.

Technology revolutions come in two flavors: jarringly fast and imperceptibly slow.

It's a world where technology is destroying distance through revolutions in communications and transportation.

But there have been revolts and revolutions. What role do they play in the continuity of Chinese culture. '?

And unlike agridultural revolutions, it's not gonna take a few thousand years.

Revolutions swept the Middle East, then Libya descended into civil war and its oil production fell by more than 50%.

If the system is flexible enough, 2 revolutions of the sprinklers every hour is ideal.

In contrast, the second model for revolutions is that of Yemen, Libya and others in the making.

Change is not a movement from the known to the known, and all political revolutions are that.

This is one of the only real revolutions.

The speed of an engine can be measured in revolutions per minute.

Kuhn classified science into two alternate stages: normal science and scientific revolutions.

I don't believe into any groundbreaking revolutions after EPC standards were created and UHF regulations opened UHF band for RFID use.

Now, to general amazement, we've had non-religious revolutions against dictatorship, corruption and poverty.

They refer to the so-called "rising tide of expectations" that has historically fuelled protests and revolutions.

In democracies political revolutions usually become obvious only in retrospect.

The partridge and the rabbit are still sure to thrive, like true natives of the soil, whatever revolutions occur.

The international NGOs led by USA, manipulate and force the 'colour revolutions' from behind the scenes.

The ordinary troupe suffices neither for event nor for men: among men geniuses are required, among events revolutions .

One big lesson of revolutions is that they are easy to steal.

Like political revolutions, though, biological ones often follow a predictable course.

They brought market-driven capitalism and the ongoing industrial and technological revolutions.

More recently, the "Color Revolutions" in Eastern Europe occurred in the aftermath of fraudulent elections.

If revolutions often grow in the shadow of rising expectations, the implications for China's remarkable progress are clear.

Can they overcome their exhaustion, self-obsession and defensiveness to embrace the Arab revolutions?

The music of Chinese Drama has experienced three significant historic revolutions since Song Dynasty.

Democracy, and the much wider notion of "the rights of man" , had to wait till the two great revolutions of the late 18th century.

That is why we are glad to see increased attention to Mao in the land that initiated the era of Bolshevik revolutions.

The country by the summer of 1914 was approaching a condition of anarchy as a result of recent revolutions.

American society has been atomized by the twin revolutions here, too. This country, too, needs a fresh political wind.

Revolutions, as de Tocqueville noted, tend to start with rising expectations, not when conditions are at their worst.

State, Social Class and Revolutions--On the Political Theory of "Western Marxism"

The burst quickly fizzled though, when the democratic "revolutions" proved short-lived and prone to violence and corruption.

Distrusting the written word, he says that great revolutions are 'never led by a goose quill. '

Yet despite the revolutions in Eastern Europe in 1989, hardly anyone in the summer of 1991 predicted that the U. S. S.

This may properly be called the revolutions of a life between the fireside and the easy-chair.

Revolutions often disappoint, and Ukraine's "orange" revolution has proved no exception.

Chinese media are reluctant to define what happened in Arab world as revolutions. I totally understand in this regard.

In recent decades, with the progress of socioeconomic, the space of residential units in Xi'an city has experienced a series of revolutions.

In 1848, when he was 14, there were riots and revolutions all over Germany.

all private property rights were damaged by the Russian and Chinese revolutions.

The revolutions rocking the Arab world are the inevitable outcome.

During recent decades, congregate housing has experienced a series of revolutions with the progress of social economy.

All revolutions disappoint, and the Orange Revolution disappointed more than most.

There were technological revolutions occasioned by the spread of electricity, plastics and the car.

Revolutions usually erupt during phases of cultural growth and economic downturn.

Israel experienced many dynastic changes and palace revolutions.

This machine cannon has a high rotating speed reaching 500 revolutions a minute.

It even survived the catastrophes of the 20th century: two world wars, a cold war, huge revolutions and communist tyranny.

Mozart was part of the most progressive, politically engaged, group of people in Europe who really made the French and American revolutions.

In the period of "the Seventeen Years" literature, sprung up many text that the theme of heroes and revolutions.

The first and second waves he refers to are the agricultural and the industrial revolutions.

I get to where Blond is by arguing that there have been two individualist revolutions.

The Arab Uprising: The Unfinished Revolutions of the New Middle East. By Marc Lynch.

None of this is unique to Libya; it is the stuff of revolutions throughout recorded history.

After backing the losing sides in Arab Spring revolutions in Tunisia, in Egypt and in Libya, is Russia doing it again -- in Syria?

Like all revolutions, this one has come with the destruction of some knowledge, and suffers from extremism and herding.

The more severe the regimes' repression, the more people resist, either protests or revolutions.

Arab revolutions erupted and triumphed in Tunisia and Egypt, partly burying Osama's Galatea.

The strength of these revolutions is that they have been almost entirely home-grown.

Revolutions are not staple products of social inequality; but minefields are.

This kind of spying became a top priority for Libya as the region's Arab Spring revolutions blossomed in recent months.

When tensioning a wheel it is important that you do it incrementally and in many revolutions.

He called the revolutions and political protests a wave of change that cannot be denied.

And wasn't that the promise of the sexual and feminist revolutions?

A lapse of several years Between the two revolutions.

Rotate the pinion gear several complete revolutions to align the bearing rollers.

In February 2011, following revolutions in neighbouring Egypt and Tunisia, protests against Gaddafi's rule began.

Changes in Eurasian Situation after "Color Revolutions"

Both Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping suggest that in the post-revolutionary period, there are two revolutions with different natures.

The Communist Party of China has enriched and developed democratic centralism during long time practice of revolutions and construction.

Kuhn wrote The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (1962), which chronicled some of the political wars between two opposing models.

And much like other historical revolutions, our society will be forever altered because of it.

The idea of sending tanks to stem velvet revolutions in Eastern Europe was unthinkable.

Just as in the physical world, the accumulation of quantitative changes results in qualitative changes-for example, revolutions.

Let the tablet press produce for some revolutions.

Socialist revolutions must of course start somewhere.

Sobriety of colour gained further ground after the French and American revolutions.

Revolutions do not have to be like those in France in 1789, Russia in 1917 or Iran in 1979.

The whole drum rotates at a steady speed of about sixty revolutions per second.

Together these revolutions undermine communal trust and law and order.

The wealthy, orderly city state is better known for its cocktails than for its revolutions.

Revolutions have a terrible arm and a happy hand, they strike firmly and choose well.

A friend of mine wrote a book, named Xue Tong (Parentage), related with her bad experiences during the period of Cultural Revolutions.

"But revolutions are notoriously difficult to forecast, " said Chris Lafakas, an economist at Moody's Analytics who focuses on energy.

That could be the first paragraph from a future history of the Arab revolutions of 2011.

Of course, civilians are suffering and dying in other revolutions in the Arab world.

In a single generation, revolutions in technology have transformed the way we live, work and do business.

Unrest, uprisings, rebellions, revolutions, and all-out wars between nations intensified when the 11-year solar cycle peaked.

I knew a little about the revolutions in Russia and Peru.

YouTube's creators had stumbled onto the intersection of three revolutions.

The Arab revolutions are not over, despite talk of the onset of winter.

Carnivals can turn into revolutions, like a notorious carnival that became a masked civic war in 16th-century France.

Revolutions in business generally come from new entrants.

The Arab revolutions are but the first taste of this larger change.

The 20th century has seen several major revolutions, which in turn have altered the balance of power among nations.

Who arrests revolutions half-way? The bourgeoisie ?

As is known to all, revolutions are locomotives of history.

Most countries have had revolutions aganist the government.

A uniform entity must adapt to the world by occasional earth-shattering revolutions, one of which is sure to kill it.

Both he and Mr Saakashvili note that revolutions can take people by surprise.

Over this period, Cassini will orbit Saturn 76 times, and most revolutions will include close flybys of Titan.

The revolutions belong to the peoples of the region.

It is a long-term revolution process that initiated modern industrial revolutions but without an end.

We need to look no further than the recent democratic revolutions in the Arab world for guidance.

The stagflation of the 1970s prepared the way for the Reagan and Thatcher revolutions.

After three revolutions of the wheel you will have tightened all of the spokes in the wheel.

Unfortunately, such healthy scientific revolutions have not yet taken hold in economics, where ideas have solidified into dogmas.

The story of industrial revolutions, after all, is a story of battles over control.

He waves off talk of massive change, of revolutions in military affairs.

I've been hearing about Khamenei's fear of "velvet revolutions" for months now.

And I love those revolutions, and I love the future that Milo brings.

The history of revolutions is full of such examples.

Meanwhile, in the postwar decades, the west underwent a series of consumer revolutions.

China's has been the biggest and fastest of all the industrialization revolutions.

Which are suitable for extreme high numbers of revolutions.

Fashions have wrought more harm than revolutions.

Today's big data will provide the raw material for further revolutions.

The February and October Revolutions in Russia were just wars.

The shaft and discs rotate at about forty revolutions per second.

A computer tracked the exercise levels of rats with exercise wheels: after few weeks, they averaged nearly 10, 000 revolutions per day.

The youth who led the revolutions may become angry again, and give up hope.

This is why they never leave the human crucible, plunging into the seething soul of revolutions.

These groups led many of the strongest militias involved in the revolutions.

The problems came as news of the revolutions in the Arab world filled the Internet and there were online calls for protests in China.

"Hardly the stuff of which political revolutions are generally made, " the magazine wrote.

As far as I know, China has had only two really great political and social revolutions.

And there are tremendous revolutions in the school system, the advanced studies, the curriculum & teaching, and the authority structure.

Nineteen sixty-eight and 1989: a tale of two revolutions.

What are maximum revolutions astern?

I'm often asked: Is Twitter, or social media in general, a reliable source of information on these revolutions?

Revolutions come in many guises.