But the flat stages are probably worse because of all the pushing and shoving that goes on, and the risk of crashes.
"What happens is, because of all the pushing and pulling and all the inflammation, my bowel is fucked basically," he says.
What about metaphor: is the metaphorical relationship of the experience "none" because the pushing of the button lacks any kind of relationship with the outcome (where pushing buttons classically results in effects), or would the interaction be better described as "full"?
It is assumed that this difference is a result of the fact that because the pushing position of the end effector while tilting the object was set higher for the second pushing than for the first pushing, the robot tilted backwards more easily.
The IMF upped its growth forecast for this year by 0.3% to 6.5%—because of the stimulus push.
He said that at a time when charities are feeding rising numbers of families through food bank programmes, "we've got poverty data that shows the number of poor children falling, purely because of the recession pushing earnings together.
The river slows as it reaches the gulf because of the tides pushing upstream; as it slows down, it spreads out and delivers much of its sediment load into deltaic deposits.
The manufacture of the drug, sanofi-aventis, ended up cutting the price in half because of the push back.
They're also seamlessly, easily comic because of the push-pull between the friends' ambition and camaraderie, their hopes for one another and their competitive ruthlessness.
When many drug companies decided to cut their sales forces in the early 1990's because of the push into managed health care, William C. Steere Jr., then the new chairman of Pfizer Inc., hired more sales representatives.
