It clinched our spot in that special circle of hell accessible only by the Long Island Expressway and reserved for New Yorkers who persist in the delusion that they are capable of rest and relaxation.
These in vitro results indicate that arsenite is capable of suppressing relaxation in blood vessels by inhibiting eNOS activity in endothelial cells and by impairing the relaxation machinery in smooth muscle cells.
We present a full second-order design method capable of incorporating relaxation, inhomogeneity in B0 and B1.
It is worth noting that older people are capable of learning relaxation and meditation techniques adequately.
The advantages of EIS for kinetic and mechanism analysis include the fact that it is a steady-state technique, that it employs small signal analysis, and that it is capable of probing relaxations over a very wide frequency range (from <1 mHz to ⪢1 MHz) using readily available instrumentation.
A muscle is composed of bundles of specialized cells capable of contraction and relaxation.
The study of Hove et al. [ 30] revealed that only 51.3% of a general female population was capable of conscious PFM relaxation after voluntary contraction of the muscles.
At the same time, such hydration layers are capable of very rapid relaxation arising from the rapid exchange of hydration water molecules with those in the surrounding bulk water (∼10 s–1 in optimal cases), which ensures that they behave in a fluid-like manner under shear as long as the shear rates are lower than their relaxation rate.
Archery is a slow-paced, solitary affair, and archers in New York City regard their bows and arrows the way golfers might think of their golf clubs: as instruments of grace and relaxation, capable of causing serious injury only in the hands of the careless, the foolish or the depraved.
Mn2+ ion has five unpaired d electrons and is capable of enhancing the longitudinal relaxation rate of water protons in tissues.
