(These are described in the scientific literature, with Orwellian flair, as "low autonomy environments").
The flair for low friction is commonly attributed to large amounts of surplus carbon present in the microstructure.
On T2-weighted and FLAIR sequences low-grade diffuse gliomas are generally hyperintense.
A spot in the match saw Flair hit a low blow on Orton and proceeding to send him crashing head-first into the steel cage, causing Orton to bleed from the head, the blood loss results from previous cuts that wrestlers perform before a match called blading.
These lesions showed high signal intensity on FLAIR images and low signal intensity on MT images, and they were slightly enhanced on T1-weighted images after gadolinium administration.
This flair for quick-thinking low-fi effects, coupled with the gang of chums who act in Kim's videos, might call to mind current Turner-nominee Spartacus Chetwynd's dishevelled performance troupe and their DIY wardrobes.
Ms. Utah, lean and muscular, uses her shoulders and arms to convey the sweep of the music; the compact Ms. Alfonso, with a flair for speed in low-to-the ground footwork, digs into the faster sections with attack.
From the start, MTV2 has featured artists far off the top-40 radar and endorsed videos with an edgy, low-fi flair, creating a middle ground for viewers who have outgrown MTV but still shudder at the thought of Whitney Houston marathons on VH1.
But the GT is remarkable for challenging the most exotic and highest-performing automobiles in the world with flair and a comparatively-low sticker price.
Times columnist Robin Abcarian writes, accurately enough, that O'Connor's words are probably lost on Cyrus, who has responded with predictable low-rent flair.
