redirection

Quiet redirection subsequently issues from the bassoons, which take up the wandering piano-theme, while the piano itself goes over into a pp semiquaver accompaniment.

In other news, we recently reported in this segment about NASA's double asteroid redirection test or DART for shorts.

It worked The double asteroid redirection test.

The result is a redirection of blood flow from heart muscle supplied by the blocked artery, to other regions of the heart.

If  a joint or crack is offset, that redirection can happen underneath the slab.

I brought in drums because drums are a great way to engage with others and to use as like a redirection tool.

The few citizens who started these movements enlisted larger numbers along the way to achieving these reforms and redirections.

Western sanctions on Russia have certainly led to what is one of the biggest redirections of global energy flows in history.

But career redirections to get a dream job may not always work out as people hope, particularly if employers take advantage of their workers' passions.

We've done this work for so many other disasters and we are already doing things we could only have dreamed about decades ago, like sending a probe to perform our first asteroid redirection test.