Tanglewood Music Center

1. Also, on July 10, Derek Bermel was at the Tanglewood Music Center for the premiere of his In Tangle, a fanfare for 10 brass players and percussion.

Round

1. Djokovic will face Cypriot Marcos Baghdatis in the round of 16, while Gonzalez will tangle with fellow Chilean Nicolas Massu.

Brain

1. AVMs are a tangle of defective blood vessels and capillaries within the brain that have thin walls and can therefore rupture. (Web site)
2. An AVM of the brain, also known as a cerebral AVM, is a malformed group of blood vessels composed of an intricate tangle of arteries and veins. (Web site)

Quite

1. Perhaps it will get stuck in a tangle of rod-like algae, strings of cells sitting quite still and making energy from light with their green chloroplasts. (Web site)

United States

1. Race favourite Apolo Anton Ohno from the United States and the other 3 skaters ahead of Steven, fell in a tangle of skates and arms and legs on the ice. (Web site)

Species

1. Unmanaged mature plants form a tangle of dense arching stems, the branches rooting from the node tip on many species when they reach the ground. (Web site)
2. This is a newly identified species of tangle web spider, according to the Antwerp Spider Research Project. (Web site)

Narrower

1. It also resulted in a patent tangle, one that might have been lessened if some of the key patents had been narrower. (Web site)

Right Time

1. June is normally the right time to tangle with the BIG ones - coming fresh in from the Trondheim fjord.

Quantum Turbulence

1. In contrast, quantum turbulence comprises a tangle of quantized vortices that are stable topological defects characteristic of Bose-Einstein condensation. (Web site)

Chance

1. And with too much overlap, there is a chance the intake and exhaust valves could tangle.
2. But a frantic finish that saw Johnson and Kurt Busch tangle on the track allowed Martin his chance to regain the lead. (Web site)

Stewart

1. Stewart survived a last-lap tangle with Kyle Busch to win the 400-mile event in a thrilling finish.

Ton

1. Three tons of Tangle (Laminaria) give a ton of kelp, or 20 tons of cut-weed, or Fucus. (Web site)

Sliding

1. Bodine won a Nationwide Series race at Darlington in 2003, sliding over the finish line after a last-lap tangle with Jamie McMurray.

Cores

1. The cores of the two galaxies are going to fall together and tangle. (Web site)

Morphism

1. Even better, the morphism doesn't really depend on the tangle diagram, just the tangle up to isotopy.

Race

1. The elder Bodine came within two laps of winning the race before a tangle with Joe Ruttman consigned him to 15th.
2. Championship contenders Rusty Wallace and Dale Earnhardt tangle midway through the race, causing major damage to Earnhardt's Chevrolet. (Web site)

Pearson

1. After the race Richmond approached Pearson to voice displeasure about a tangle they'd had on the track.

Knitting

1. Knitting from a normal hank directly is likely to tangle the yarn, producing snarls. (Web site)

Rope

1. Although marine biologists initially believed the whale to be old and likely close to death, a closer inspection revealed the tangle of nets and rope.

Braid

1. Mat, plait, plat, braid, felt, twill; tangle, entangle, ravel; net, knot; dishevel, raddle.

Gay Men

1. About being raised around gay men: maaaybe I don't want Johnny to tangle up with him LOL Johnny needs a free spirit.

Cocoon

1. Five Ways to Improve Your Perl Programming Inside every tangle of obfuscated Perl code is a clean, well-architected gem struggling to emerge from its cocoon.

Final Lap

1. Pearson and Petty swap the lead four times on the final lap and tangle off the fourth turn. (Web site)

Final Laps

1. His tangle with Robby Gordon in the final laps at Bristol last Saturday night ensures that once again, the arrow is pointing straight up. (Web site)

Narrow Streets

1. And uphill, Gloria Swanson and Tyrone Power built hideaways in a tangle of narrow streets. (Web site)

Contradictions

1. And I want to succeed." Yes, Craig Rosebraugh is a tangle of contradictions. (Web site)

Casein

1. The increased acidity causes the milk proteins (casein) to tangle into solid masses, or "curds". (Web site)

Tangle

1. If cross bars are not set up the strands of rope will sag to the ground, and some of the fibres will tangle up with grass, twigs or dirt on the ground. (Web site)
2. But Busch would tangle with Stewart again only months later. (Web site)
3. Busch finished seventh despite another tangle with Hornish that sent him sliding toward the grass in turn one. (Web site)

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