Swing your left leg up to the top of the pole while keeping the right knee in the 90 degree drive position in an attempt to get yourself as upside-down as possible.
Brooklyn, of course, is changing, too, to no small degree driven by Manhattan.
Over the next two decades, as the murder investigation went cold, Khalifa got a college degree, drove a cab, tried some sales jobs, tried to get over his anger.
It is, to a large degree, driven by fear of failure – and not just of your idea.
The external aerodynamics of entire vehicles is, however, a peculiar application for optimisation methods: Except for dedicated low emission cars, vehicle shapes are to a high degree driven by aesthetic considerations rather than aerodynamic performance.
The ant analogy is not as far-fetched as scientific amateurs may suspect, because the study of animal behavior generally has been, to an interesting degree, driven forward by the study of ants and other insects.
John Tracy's desire to see one of his sons gain a college degree drove Tracy back to high school to finish his diploma.
TNF blockade was also shown to reduce IL-18 levels, suggesting that TNF to some degree drives IL-18 changes in SLE.
For there can be no true progress in human development unless its benefits are shared – and to some degree, driven – by the most vulnerable among us.
The regulatory role of epigenetic modifications is gaining increasing attention, to a large degree driven by the increased availability of high resolution, genome-wide data on such modifications (Barski et al., 2007).
