From the moment he was born, he had extraordinary muscling, and at age 4 he can hold a 3-kilogram dumbbell in each hand with his arms extended.
Given the extraordinary political muscle applied to fence-sitters in the all-night session leading to the final vote, it is impossible to know whether this was the decisive factor that allowed the bill to pass, but it was certainly important.
Unfortunately, anti-gay rhetoric has extraordinary, insidious muscle in the cultural landscape, and gay teens are particularly vulnerable to the discrimination and bullying that chip away at self-esteem and contribute to depression.
When it comes to moving aggressive financial regulation through Capitol Hill, a pro-reform grassroots movement is going to have be enormously successful indeed to offset the extraordinary lobbying muscle of the banks who, as Senator Dick Durbin so famously said, own the place.
The suppression of hyperplasic and hypertrophic growth of somites triggered by MSTN has been experimentally demonstrated in vertebrates, where the inactivation of protein synthesis leads to an extraordinary increase of muscle mass both in fish and mammals [ 2, 6].
The chapter concludes that fish, because of the anatomical separation of their muscles and the extraordinary range of movements their muscle power, have provided the experimental model by which scientific community can obtain much information about the muscle design.
By breaking down movement and speech into a comprehensible and interlocking set of patterns, he said, programmers will eventually create software that can easily reproduce the extraordinary complexity of skin, muscle, eye and hair movements that convey emotion.
