When modern humans use a forceful precision grip frequently during childhood, their bones adapt: Tiny spicules, or filaments, of bony tissue called trabeculae form and act as struts to provide more bone density and strength where the forces are greatest.
A massive collection of terracotta sculptures showcase his forceful grip, applied manually, and frozen indefinitely as amorphous, flesh-toned objects, indeterminate from first glance as human or something created by nature.
The sense that you are visiting an alien world is critical to the film's forceful grip, which immediately takes hold of you in the opening with images of some men bathed in dark blue light standing in what turn out to be sunbathing booths.
In the longer term, he will need to consolidate his personal power within a divided old guard that was held together by his father's forceful grip.
And is this embrace the same forceful grip by which the RNA of hepatitis C virus compels La to sabotage liver cells?
In our study 17 patients (27%) reported that they had pain at the base of the thumb on forceful gripping or pinching.
The patients were enquired about the frequency of heavy lifting, duration of working with hand above shoulder level, prolonged forceful gripping, as well as pinch grip that either required exertion or deviated wrist posture, and the use of vibrating tools.
Others, citing his doctorate in economics, say at the very least he could become a forceful advocate for loosening the grip of the state-run conglomerates that many analysts say are smothering entrepreneurs and endangering China's economic miracle.
