"Robbins's initial work was a small masterpiece, 'Fancy Free.' He is today the most forceful and characteristic for the American urban or jazz form.
The risk of CTS was statistically significantly increased for every 10 hours of repetitive work (OR = 1.86 (95% CI 1.06 3.19)) after adjusting for forceful work and personal characteristics.
And the food, which can be as robust and blunt as those gizzards, can also reach a level of elegance that nonetheless manages to retain the forceful flavors that are so characteristic of Portuguese cuisine.
But those characteristics and the forceful hydraulics of the waves pushed by Sandy meant all 500 homes there were clobbered and as many as 100 have been torn down or will be soon.
A simpler, and perhaps more forceful summary of the ideal characteristics of indicators is provided by Etches et al. [ 16] whose keywords bear repeating: consensual, conceptual, valid, sensitive, specific, feasible, reliable, sustainable, understandable, timely, comparable, and flexible.
These are all forceful claims – ones made with a characteristic pivoting towards the (male) black body and the frequent use of words such as "plunder" or "shackle".
The poem is characteristic of Angelou's style, with terse and forceful lines and irregular rhymes.
Anthony Van Dyck, a pupil and assistant of Rubens, was a much less forceful personality than his master; and this is reflected in the quieter, more introspective note characteristic of his paintings.
Brahms' symphonic sound is most characteristic in his use of the low instruments, and Afkham brought a kind of forceful flowing quality to the cellos and horns and deep winds for those Brahmsian long-lined melodies.
Cough was defined visually and by the characteristic pressure changes in the chamber, reflecting an enhanced inspiratory effort followed by a forceful expiratory effort, with expiratory pressure changes ≥ 500% of the pressures associated with expiration during eupnea, all occurring in less than 1 second.
Additionally, lateral flare, which is a characteristic sign in TAO, occurs because the lateral horn of the levator palpebre superioris muscle is more forceful than the medial horn of the levator palpebre superiosis or lateral extension of Muller's muscle.
