With that thought, for a moment, I finally do feel aSheontent as a plastic bobble head dog with a huge grin on his face.
She's a great person without it, but when she lights up, Sara becomes the funniest, most relaxed, creative, and energetic human I have ever met.
Soon, Frederick sees the horse move and assume "an energetic and human expression".
I don't mean she prevaricates and fudges, I'm talking about an ideal MP - acute, engaged, thoughtful, clear, measured, human, energetic.
Wang Yu's detention was the opening salvo in what activists call an unprecedented government crackdown on China's small but energetic community of human rights lawyers.
He writes: "Those conducting the most energetic diplomacy on human rights are likely to reside in such places as Algiers, Cairo or Islamabad, with backing from Beijing and Moscow.
It's a close but complicated childhood friendship that ends abruptly in their early 20s, never to be revisited, but never quite forgotten, either," said Hamish Hamilton, which described the novel as "dazzlingly energetic and deeply human".
Here we measured the energetic cost of human running (n = 9) at six different speeds for five minutes at each speed, with careful replicates and controls.
Here we apply dynamic single-molecule force spectroscopy to characterize how vorapaxar binding changes the mechanical, kinetic, and energetic properties of human PAR1 under physiologically relevant conditions.
Figures 5E and 5G show a graph representation for networks from several energetic pathways from human and yeast.
However, research on lactational amenorrhea and energetic status in human societies, such as the Toba in Argentina, has shown that energetic status may be more important for determining inter-birth intervals than the presence of nursing alone (Valeggia and Ellison 2004).
