'He does have this terrible habit of waving his hands about when he speaks,' says the man who is known for occasionally emphasising a political point with his hands.
Clinicians also warned against falsely reassuring parents; for example, emphasising a non-blanching rash in pictures may prevent children with meningococcal disease being presented before the appearance of this symptom.
XFRMR serves as an acronym for 'transformer,' emphasising the many aspects of physics within the work.
Another former BBC News executive, Richard Sambrook, now director of the Centre for Journalism at Cardiff University, said: "I'd say that it was right to go for an approach that emphasised light over heat - or explanation over theatre and confrontation - post Paxman; but it's also true that the programme has lost some of its dangerous edge as a result.
The comic book writer Kieron Gillen tweeted that Pratchett "understood Fantasy is a device for emphasising humanity rather than running from it".
The abolition of godparents in the Reformation meant that baptism became a mechanism for emphasising the role and responsibilities of fathers.
Buthaina Shaaban, a Shakespeare scholar who is Assad's media adviser, has been a steely advocate for him, emphasising the fight against "terrorism" – the regime's blanket term for all rebels.
Andy Haldane, the chief economist at the Bank of England, has described a "lost decade" for earnings, emphasising that more than half the population has seen no recovery in pay since the financial crash.
4 5 10 Actually, there is still a great need for studies emphasising continuation/discontinuation and the following risk of unintended pregnancies.
Part of this strategy, the 'Fit for Work Service', emphasises a multidisciplinary approach in encouraging an early return to work which includes increasing responsibilities placed upon nurses and physiotherapists.
