Throughout this period, China has loomed ever larger as a military and economic rival and potential superpower, while even tiny North Korea, with its medium-range missiles and possible nuclear arms ability, has emerged as a threat.
Arm ability training for stroke and traumatic brain injury patients with mild arm paresis: a single-blind, randomized, controlled trial.
Objective: To test the efficacy of the arm ability training (AAT) on a sample of patients with central arm paresis after traumatic brain injury (TBI) or stroke.
Armed with the ability to use ever expanding computing power to predict reaction outcomes and design better synthetic routes, the groups discussed the possibility of taking this technology and incorporating it into a machine capable of making compounds.
Mr. Bush is just beginning to get adjusted to his new life as a minority president facing insistent pressure from Democrats who are armed with the ability to issue subpoenas, open investigations and block much of his agenda.
Armed with the ability to animate promotions for coming programming in what should be a discreet corner of the screen, networks have gone bonkers, distracting from what is currently being shown.
Armed with the ability to create complex forms that she would not have been able to achieve through more traditional methods, Ms. Leib said she was now able to make concrete the natural and architectural rhythms, and the organic flowing forms like water and topography, that are her inspiration.
Armed with the ability to quickly narrow in on the relevant data, the underlying problem can be identified.
By completing this phase of mental preparation, you will be armed with the ability to adapt and persevere any challenges that may come your way.
Armed with the ability to now create naturalistic environments, including "sand dunes, oceans, mountains, clouds and even wind flows," Lemercier began by creating the simple, geometric topographies seen below: .
