And that means, for example, standing up for human rights.
For example, standing at 90 degrees and holding TRX straps keeps upper-body exercises manageable.
Brands could become an even greater part of popular culture, some hypothesized, with the Nike swoosh, for example, standing for "Just do it".
I was not, for example, standing at this moment in a field with my extended tribe, with my fellow black women.
Color was the big example standing out in everyone's mind of how not to handle location-based photo albums, but others that followed, including Flock, Cluster, Tracks, Flayvr, Moment.me, Everpix, and many more, have been experimenting to varying degrees in this space.
For example, standing philosophical debates about whether privacy should be defined in terms of control over information (Elgesem 1996), restricting access to information (Tavani 2007) or contextual integrity (Nissenbaum 2004) must now be re-examined in the light of the privacy practices of Facebook, Twitter and other SNS.
The category of κεῖσθαι is explained by Avicenna both in the Kitab al-Shifa' and the Kitab al-Najat as the manner of being of the body in as far as the fact that its parts constitute, one with another, a relation of inclination and parallelism in relation to the directions and the parts of the place, if the body is in a place, such as, for example standing up and sitting down.
For example, standing in the street waving traffic while you put a dead rat in a jar full of shit is a moment likely to get edited out of the Power Point obituary at the crematorium.
Balance training contains, for example, standing balance, dynamic weight transfers, stepping strategies.
For example, standing orders for pneumococcal vaccine are more effective at increasing rates of vaccination compared to usual practice, even more so than computerized reminders [ 25].
