In a paper last year in Science, Gelfand ranked countries on a tightness scale; Israel came in at 3.1, the United States at 5.1, and Pakistan at 12.3.
People walking here, across the centuries, had reported feeling shadows pass through them, a tightness or a great weight on their chests.
"I love playing with my teammates, feeling the tightness on a team.
The experimental results indicate that the proposed method considers the effect of comprehensive resource tightness on a project buffer, thus overcoming the deficiencies of traditional methods which consider only physical resource tightness and ignore information resource tightness.
The air — warm and breezy, at odds with the snow below — felt thin by 6,500 feet, the altitude putting tightness on my temples, a squeeze in my sinuses.
But on Thursday night, as he got off his couch, his back locked in a different spot, slightly lower from where he felt tightness on Tuesday.
In a cadaveric study, this phenomenon was attributed to capsular tightness on the contralateral side (Harryman et al. 1990).
Factor in their tightness on the live circuit, and you have a quintessential British rock band that knows how to put on a show.
Byssinosis, a respiratory disease of workers on cotton, flax, and soft hemp, is classically characterized as shortness of breath, cough, and chest tightness on Mondays or the first day of return to work after a time off.
"And that tightness on the neck is almost like bondage.
