Robin and I, acting as collaborators, keep the landscape of the projects tilted towards completion.

If you look long enough with your head tilted to one side it gets scary.

Of course, if the robot were tilted, inclined to the horizontal, then it would accelerate in this direction.

For instance, we know, independently of seasons, that surfaces tilted away from radiant heat are heated less, and that a spinning sphere, in space, points in a constant direction.

Now, our current explanation of seasons is that the Earth's axis is tilted like that, so each hemisphere tilts toward the sun for half the year, and away for the other half.

China and Japan seem to be taking steps toward better relations, after a period of high tensions. Even Russia has recently tilted toward China, establishing stronger connections on many fronts, including energy and transport.

At best, it seems that the time path of extractions can be tilted toward the future. This would not solve the CO2 problem in the long run, but at least it would postpone the catastrophe.

Modern economic growth, even under inclusive institutions, often creates deep inequalities and tilted playing fields, endangering those institutions very survival. The modern regulatory and redistributive state can, within certain bounds, help to redress these problems.

Indeed, the risk for the world economy is actually tilted toward deflation for the 23 advanced economies in the sample, even eight years after the onset of the global financial crisis. For this group, the median inflation rate is 0.2 the lowest since 1933.

If Clegg s job is almost impossible, Cameron s job is also much harder than it should be because the British electoral system is tilted heavily against the Conservatives. The more Labour oriented parts of the United Kingdom Wales, Scotland, and urban England are over represented.

Moreover, it is only a localized effort at rebalancing a global intellectual property (IP) regime that is tilted heavily toward pharmaceutical interests at the expense of social welfare. Indeed, there is a growing consensus among economists that the current IP regime actually stifles innovation.

Despite some recent diversification, investment flows have been heavily tilted to construction of oil and gas pipelines and other large international projects. Moreover, military expenditure has increased from 1 to 7 of GDP since 2003, drawing resources away from human development into unproductive investment.

In most other regions, ongoing political divisions have their roots in the Cold War or the colonial era. During the Cold War, neighbors often competed with each other by choosing sides allying themselves with either the United States or the Soviet Union. Pakistan tilted towards the Americans

Similarly, one could claim that Germany had its own security concerns and narratives during the 1938 Munich crisis. Is Obama suggesting that the US should have supported Mosaddegh in the midst of the Cold War, or tilted toward Iran during the Iran Iraq War in the 1980s?

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Part of the explanation may be that most voters have a poor understanding of how the political system works and how it is tilted in favor of the economic elite. As Gilens and Page emphasize, their evidence does not imply that government policy makes the average citizen worse off.

But it is the Fed s current governance that has become dangerous. Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Joe Manchin of West Virginia argue, entirely convincingly, that the composition of the Fed s Board of Governors should be tilted away from people who are connected with big Wall Street firms.

But will its leaders succeed in stabilizing the situation in the near term? I hope so, but I would be more convinced by a plan tilted more toward domestic private consumption, health, and education than to one based on the same growth strategy of the past 30 years.

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