Intercutting Aleksic's 1942 exploits — which include biting through chains, balancing head-down on a unicycle and dangling by his teeth from an airplane as it flies across the city — with the grayed but no less dynamic Aleksic of 1968, Mr. Makavejev seems to admire his unflagging energy and optimism, suggesting that the unprotected innocence of the title belongs to his hero as well.
Balancing heads with movable correction masses are applied for balancing.
Some possibilities of automatization of flexible rotors balancing with controlled balancing heads are set out in this paper.
Speaking in OP, they say, balances head and heart and grounds the performances in a way that some find liberating.
He was off balance, head jerking around like a coked-up Max Headroom, but he absolutely laced it through midwicket.
Other outcome measures will be frequency of dizziness, disability, intensity of cervical pain, cervical range of motion, balance, head repositioning, adverse effects and treatment satisfaction.
No signs of fatigue (trouble maintaining balance, head or wing droopiness) or post exercise oxygen deficit on the gas traces were found however, to suggest a large amount anaerobic respiration by the muscles.
A loss of the cervical lordosis and concomitant forward head posture may elicit the pelvo-ocular reflex, which causes an anterior pelvic translation to balance the head's center of gravity [ 51].
A young woman leaned forward and balanced her head in her left hand, listening attentively.
But she had to balance her head with her heart, and her heart won.
Modern representations in museums, art, and film show Tyrannosaurus rex with its body approximately parallel to the ground and tail extended behind the body to balance the head.
