38 This indicates that brief explosiveness is compromised in response to match-play tennis in HOT and COOL conditions, but that reorganisation strategies during movements with longer active states may compensate for this impairment.
Perhaps the divergence of rhetoric from reality reflected a split-the-difference compromise between warring factions within the administration -- much as the Carter administration's awkwardly compromised brief did in the Bakke case itself.
Sadly, a long-ago office fire, along with a brief closing in 1979, compromised both Keens's files and, I assumed, any chances I had of reclaiming my slow-burning birthright.
A5 World Briefing A6 SCIENCE/HEALTH Compromise on Species Policy The Bush administration promised quick action to protect 29 vanishing plant and animal species, including some on the verge of extinction.
Allowing Congress to interfere, the brief went on, "would critically compromise the United States' ability to help further the Middle East peace process".
The format of the intervention is simple, brief, and designed for nutritionally compromised patients in an individual format.
After several hours of intense negotiations behind closed doors, the Council held a brief public meeting to adopt the compromise text.
After several hours of intense negotiations behind closed doors, the Council held a brief public meeting to adopt the compromise text and to renew the mandates of two peacekeeping missions that had been held hostage by the dispute.
Italys leftist parties compromised themselves in a brief two-year stint in office, before Mr. Berlusconi swept them out in April of last year.
But I would not want to have the same measures taken at 90, regardless of my prognosis, as my quality of life would likely already be compromised and my remaining lifespan brief, its trajectory headed in only one direction.
