Ms. Stuart, a graphic designer who lives and works in New York City, just got her license for the first time, at age 57, and she finds driving nerve-racking.
9.33pm BST Day is beginning to show some nerves, driving into the trees at 9 and finding it impossible to reach the green from the pine needles behind a trunk.
Indeed, while Seattle, the state's largest city, looked remarkably good today, the maze of closed streets in downtown Olympia made driving hazardous to the nerves.
The specific promoters of Ath5 used in the transgenic lines allow to visualize developing retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) with their optic nerve axons by driving the expression of green (GFP) and red fluorescent protein (RFP) respectively (Figure 4A and B, [11]).
We wanted to tour the Peloponnesus by car but were worried about driving in Greece, which is nerve-racking at best.
The modern, four lane, limited access thorough fare replaces a series of nar row, poorly paved roads that necessitates nerve ‐ wracking, jolting driving through §teady streams of pedestrians, bi cycles; children at play, bul lock carts, lumbering buses and slow‐moving military ve hicles.
Robbie Simpson settled any Cambridge nerves 10 minutes from time, driving home from the edge of the area.
A key unknown is the factor(s) driving the sprouting and neuroma formation of sensory nerve fibers and ultimately the pain in the painful inflamed joint.
Daniel, who had already been driving for 30 years, had to take a nerve-racking road test to get an American driver's license.
Living in a household where driving to work or even driving me to school became nerve wrecking moments of fear took a toll in my life.
