Thus, according to the Fitts' law, dragging time should be faster in case of happy expressions relative to neutral ones, which is the opposite of our finding.
It's the newest parliamentary ritual, now as fixed as the Churchill statue in the lobby and the old cry of "who goes home?" Someone in charge of an enterprise in trouble – a bank, perhaps, or G4S, or in this case the BBC – is dragged in front of a select committee and humiliated.
Focus on the positive results of decluttering your home: more space, fewer things dragging you down, and less fuel in case of a house fire.
In case of an oscillating body, the drag coefficient can be approximated to 2, so that the value of (gamma) is obtained as 1.32.
Putin dragged in all sorts of capabilities".
Ms. Clinton was speaking a day after accusing Islamabad of foot-dragging in the case of Hafiz Saeed, the Pakistan-based Islamist blamed for masterminding the attack by gunmen on Mumbai in 2008, Reuters reports.
Memorex, an electronics manufacturer, refiled twice, dragging, like the case of Jarndyce v Jarndyce in Charles Dickens's "Bleak House", "its dreary length before the court, perennially hopeless".
The stability of six-sided grains in the isotropic, drag-free case of the Von Neumann Mullins analysis is successively extended to grains of 6±N sides, where N increases with the strength of the triple-junction drag.
The former prosecutor, Edwin H. Stier, sent a sharply worded letter that accused James P. Hoffa, the Teamsters president, of blocking a broad investigation into possible union corruption in Chicago and of dragging his feet in a case of alleged embezzlement by a Teamsters leader in Houston.
But as the company's cable channels expanded globally, its newspapers have become a financial drag and, in the case of its British tabloids, have hurt its reputation in the fallout over the phone-hacking scandal that led to the closing of the News of the World tabloid.
