Examination of the mean steering responses to different amplitude target displacements reveals that the exact shape and time course of the steering response varies depending on the amplitude of the displacement.
The coalition faces the daunting challenge of steering a course through the competing demands upon it.
Wearing his trademark pullover and holding, as ever, a rolled-up newspaper in one hand, he has kept his stage persona remarkably intact since he first appeared at the Hungry I nightclub in San Francisco on Dec. 23, 1953, a debut that effectively changed the course of stand-up comedy, steering it away from congenial plaid-jacketed men telling ba-DUM-bum mother-in-law jokes.
One can see the difficulties and rewards of steering such a course in any list you want to make of contemporary "Jewish" writing.
While Americans remain confident in themselves, there's deep disappointment in the institutions entrusted with the job of steering our future course.
Results: A significant beneficial effect for the high dose of medication was observed on impulsiveness on CPT, variability of steering in the standard driving course, and driving speed during the obstacle course.
Hot and heavy is an apt description of the Starz show, adapted from novels by Philippa Gregory, in which the Wars of the Roses are plotted by women, steering the course of history with their frequently exposed bosoms.
The tumor microenvironment has been ascribed to play a key role in steering the course of disease progression, by dictating changes in expression of tumor drivers and resistance-related signaling mechanisms.
Horton put it this way yesterday: "These cables show that the U.S. embassy in Madrid had far exceeded [its] mandate... and was actually successfully steering the course of criminal investigations, the selection of judges, and the conduct of prosecutors".
