At the time, of course, it was completely nerve-wracking.
The first third of the arena was completely nerve-wracking.
Anatomical studies by Jackson and colleagues and by Bogduk and colleagues have demonstrated innervation of only the superficial outer layers of the annulus fibrosus, with the central core of the IVD completely lacking nerves [ 8, 9].
Although some spinal cord injuries completely transect the nerve bundle, most involve a crushing of the cord, which may leave some viable, through nonfunctioning, nerve connections.
"In the end I think [the assistant, Pollock] completely lost his nerve to make any decision.
Joyce is generally scathing about Mackintosh's leadership; Richards's account is much shorter and more straightforward, although decades later, when he was the only member of the expedition still alive (he died in 1985, aged 91), he spoke out, claiming that Mackintosh on the depot-laying march was "tremendously pathetic", had "lost his nerve completely", and that the fatal ice walk was "suicide".
In an animal study (in rats) a polymer tube filled with gel was used for reconnection of completely transected peripheral nerve [ 2].
In six months it had completely stripped the nerves of her hands.
Despite her first unsettling experience at Wimbledon, she is completely unworried by nerves in match play.
"I'm just going to go do my best," she said, presenting a laid-back demeanor that could not completely mask the nerves peeking through.
8.56am BST Kit Juckes's early view: Here's an early assessment of the situation today from Kit Juckes of Société Générale: Portuguese political leaders are planning to hold talks to ease the country's political crisis, and even if they can't calm nerves completely, 10yr yields have already dropped back 30 basis points from last night's close.
