Following Gresham's law, silver poured into the USA, which traded with other silver nations, and gold moved out.

In the early 1980s, there was a one-day backwardation in silver while some metal was physically moved from COMEX to CBOT warehouses.

The Act moved the United States to a ' de facto ' gold standard, which meant it would no longer buy silver at a statutory price or convert silver from the public into silver coins ( though it would still mint silver dollars for export in the form of trade dollars )

It was not until he moved to the University of Barcelona in 1887 that he learned Golgi's silver nitrate preparation and turned his attention to the central nervous system.

: Mr. Wilson & Mr. Sherman moved to insert after the words " coin money " the words " nor emit bills of credit, nor make any thing but gold & silver coin a tender in payment of debts " making these prohibitions absolute, instead of making the measures allowable ( as in the XIII art :) with the consent of the Legislature of the U. S. ... Mr. Sherman thought this a favorable crisis for crushing paper money.

He unofficially moved the Pound Sterling to the gold standard from silver in 1717.

Silversmithing was reinvigorated here by American William Spratling, who moved to Taxco in the 1920s, creating silver design workshops and exported items, mostly to the United States.

Estimates of the materials used include one million cubic meters of marble from Transylvania, most from Ruşchiţa ; 3, 500 tonnes of crystal — 480 chandeliers, 1, 409 ceiling lights and mirrors were manufactured ; 700, 000 tonnes of steel and bronze for monumental doors and windows, chandeliers and capitals ; of wood, over 95 % of which is domestic, for parquet and wainscoting, including walnut, oak, sweet cherry, elm, sycamore maple ; of woolen carpets of various dimensions, the larger of which were woven on-site by machines moved into the building ; velvet and brocade curtains adorned with embroideries and passementeries in silver and gold .< ref >

Bankes sold his possessions and used the money to purchase silver horseshoes for Marocco, then moved to London to work at inn-yard theatres.

In 1892 he moved to the silver boom town of Creede, Colorado, where he managed the Denver Exchange Club until the town was destroyed by fire.

Historians often refer to the ' Age of Discovery ' as the pioneer Portuguese and Spanish long-distance maritime travels in search of alternative trade routes to " the East Indies ", moved by the trade of gold, silver and spices.

American Bobby Julich will be moved up from bronze to silver, and Michael Rogers of Australia from fourth to bronze.

At the World Championships in Athens in 1997, Cacho won a silver medal again, and at the end of the same season he finally managed to run his world class time, when he finished second at the 1500 m behind El Guerrouj with a time of 3: 28. 95, which moved him to third on the all-time world list behind Morceli and El Guerrouj.

At VB, Thomas Gravesen played both as a sweeper and defensive midfielder, and after he won silver medals in the 1996 – 97 Superliga season, Gravesen moved to German team Hamburger SV in 1997.

Olaf's body was moved to this church and enshrined in a silver reliquary behind the high altar.

German Steffi Nerius, bronze medalist at the 2003 Worlds, moved up from fourth place to a silver medal with her final throw.

Kelly Sotherton ( GBR ) moved into second place after the long jump, but Austra Skujytė ( LTU ) outthrew her in the javelin and held her off in the 800 to win the silver medal.

Prompted by the discovery of silver in the area, Kinkead moved to Carson City, Utah Territory.

He won a silver trophy in an open boxing championship at the Pavilion Theatre in Musselburgh in 1906 before he moved to the United States.

During his tenure, the site for the University of Nevada was moved to Reno, the silver industry flourished, and railroad development was promoted.

The transducer itself moves the beam in a sector scan, just like a radar antenna, while the entire transducer structure is moved over a 90-degree arc in front of the eye to `` look into '' all corners.

Polar unit vectors at two times t and t + dt for a particle with trajectory r ( t ); on the left the unit vectors u < sub > ρ </ sub > and u < sub > θ </ sub > at the two times are moved so their tails all meet, and are shown to trace an arc of a unit radius circle.

In sculling, a single blade is moved through an arc, from side to side taking care to keep presenting the blade to the water at the effective angle.

After regaining strength over the Atlantic, she made landfall again over southeastern New York on June 22 and moved westward in an arc over southern New York into north-central Pennsylvania.

Furthermore, it was not possible to connect the piston rod of the sealed cylinder directly to the beam, because while the rod moved vertically in a straight line, the beam was pivoted at its centre, with each side inscribing an arc.

The lenses were panoramic, and moved through a 70 ° arc perpendicular to the direction of the orbit.

However, Maunder wrote that the phenomenon moved rapidly from horizon to horizon, which would rule out a noctilucent cloud or upper tangent arc.

He described the arc of Whitehead's career as a retrogression, that it moved from supposed early successes to less ambitious experiments, and then descended further to unlikely designs and public failure.

In 2009, Rucka and artist Eddy Barrows took over Action Comics from Geoff Johns and Gary Frank as the title moved its focus from Superman to Kryptonian heroes Nightwing and Flamebird in the aftermath of the " New Krypton " story arc.

Let s ( t ) represent the arc length which the particle has moved along the curve.

In a story arc where she and the rest of her family have moved out of town ( also seen in the TV special Is This Goodbye, Charlie Brown?

The sighting vane on the arc is moved until it aligns with the view of the horizon.

Although the exercises differ, a common factor of each is a ' curling ' motion, where a weight ( attached to, or used in conjunction with, an item of equipment listed above ) is moved through an arc, primarily using the strength of the biceps.

Directly-driven pens often moved in the arc of a circle, making the scale difficult to read ; pre-printed charts have curvilinear scales printed on them that compensated for the path of the marking pen.

So he came up with his now famous wind arc slide, but printed on an endless cloth belt moved inside a square box by a knob.

Normally a downward slope extending the bottom structure of the table, one end is moved upward in an arc when the player taps the appropriate button.

To measure the number of electrons that were scattered at different angles, an electron detector that could be moved on an arc path about the crystal was used.

Since then, the strip's characters have enacted major life changes: notably, Noel moved in with and later married his girlfriend, and Rayne, in a plot arc beginning in September, experimented with monogamy.

A pivot gun was a type of cannon mounted on a fixed central emplacement which permitted it to be moved through a wide horizontal arc.

Unlike the latter, however, pivot guns were fixed in one place and could not easily be moved outside of their horizontal arc ; they could thus only really be used in fixed positions such as in a fort or on a battleship.

Mike passed through it and moved toward the dark mass of horses.

They moved slowly, toward the main gate, following the wall.

Slowly she moved up the Hooghli River, a mouth of the mighty Ganges, toward Calcutta.

Koenigsberg never did learn what Hearst wanted, for the latter shook hands and moved toward the door.

They moved toward the skiffs with shocking eagerness, elbowing and shoving.

There is no doubt that higher education since World War 2, has moved away from `` pure '' liberal education toward greater emphasis on technology and specialization.

Fearing an American takeover, the Canadians moved toward Canadian Confederation.

Chile moved toward a free market economy that saw an increase in domestic and foreign private investment, although the copper industry and other important mineral resources were not opened for competition.

The patient's head is then moved to the patient's left, to observe if the eyes stay or deviate toward the patient's right ; same maneuver is attempted on the opposite side.

The city's economic centre quickly moved west toward the Nile, away from the historic Islamic Cairo section and toward the contemporary, European-style areas built by Isma ' il.

The large eastern coyotes in Canada are proposed to be actually hybrids of the smaller western coyotes and wolves that met and mated decades ago, as the coyotes moved toward New England from their earlier western ranges.

Starting in the 1980s, many countries with large state-owned corporations moved toward privatization, the selling of publicly owned services and enterprises to corporations.

The United States adopted a non-interventionist foreign policy from 1932 to 1938, but then President Franklin D. Roosevelt moved toward strong support of the Allies in their wars against Germany and Japan.

Stored energy is created whenever a particle has been moved through a field it interacts with ( requiring a force to do so ), but the energy to accomplish this is stored as a new position of the particles in the field — a configuration that must be " held " or fixed by a different type of force ( otherwise, the new configuration would resolve itself by the field pushing or pulling the particle back toward its previous position ).

The first recorded El Niño that originated in the central Pacific and moved toward the east was in 1986.

In the 17th century, La Varenne and the notable chef of Napoleon and other dignitaries, Marie-Antoine Carême, moved toward fewer spices and more liberal usage of herbs and creamy ingredients, signaling the beginning of modern cuisine.

The Romans also moved in the north by marching across the northern coast toward Panormus, but were not able to take the city.

Subsequently, a large body of Gauls moved onward toward Anatolia and overwhelmed the Greek kingdoms there as well.

The posture is then held rather than moved toward the indirect object.

There is a St. Petersburg school ( more than one ) in Russia in which the thumbs are moved in a circular fashion rather than in and out toward the hand.

Overall, Braid appears to have moved from a more " special state " understanding of hypnotism toward a more complex " nonstate " orientation.

Under Suharto, Indonesia had moved toward private provision of public infrastructure, including electric power, toll roads, and telecommunications.

Jefferson did not attempt to obtain another treaty, and as a result, the two nations moved from peace toward the War of 1812.