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• "It's a pivotally important role.
• Solar sails are pivotally mounted wings, capable of rotation on two axes.
• From this, Shashi and Ratna develop a pivotally negative opinion about Mayank.
• For example, the spinning rotor may be suspended in a fluid, instead of being pivotally mounted in gimbals.
• Without a strong contemporary art center that is pivotally located and collecting you miss a whole part of the art world.
• It is both a conflation and an intensification of the pivotally Dickian question : What is real, what is fake?
• As Deputy Director, Pistole was second in command within the FBI and pivotally involved in the formation of terrorism policies.
• Mental processes are also pivotally involved now in the minds of followers or potential followers when leadership appeals for positive response to its policy prescription.
• 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 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.
• 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.
• One of the conveyors is pivotally hinged to the other conveyor for swinging the pivotally attached conveyor away from the remaining conveyor for access to the facing surfaces of the parallel conveyors.
• One of the conveyors is pivotally hinged to the other conveyor for swinging the pivotally attached conveyor away from the remaining conveyor for access to the facing surfaces of the parallel conveyors.
• Evidently, this not only expedites the time to market and limits the stages of potential failure for the technology but also pivotally leads to a substantial reduction in capital outlays at the developmental phases of production and market launch.
• "If we can't get it back politically, we'll take it by force, " says Jasarevic, peering at Serb positions around his hometown of Brcko, inside the pivotally strategic territory known as the Posavina Corridor.
• 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.
• As we explained earlier this Term, in deciding whether to disturb prior judgments in a case rendered nonjusticiable, we have inquired, pivotally, " whether the party seeking relief from the judgment below caused the ( nonjusticiability ) by voluntary action ."
• Anthony Barber and Sree Padma note that " historians of Buddhist thought have been aware for quite some time that such pivotally important Mahayana Buddhist thinkers as
  ryadeva, and Bh
  
  viveka, among many others, formulated their theories while living in Buddhist communities in
  ndhra ."