In its classic form, stepping looks like a cross between a military parade (tightly synchronized unison work) and African dance: syncopation, clapping, body patting, footwork like there's no tomorrow.
Farrell, who came into the game with indifferent kicking form, stepped up to make it six from six and clinch victory.
Most parts of the erosion surfaces are developed on Mesozoic limestones and form stepped rims around the main elevations of the Iberian Chain.
It is shown that Mn4+-rich antiphase boundaries are locally nucleated right at the film substrate and then form stepped structures that are approximately pyramidal in three dimensions.
It's as if she had followed an old government memo and decided to offer in fictional form step-by-step instructions for the creation, implementation, and selling of Bush-era torture and detention policies.
The physician had to follow the case report form step by step.
The treatment goals for this consultation are captured in the data collection form step 1 (see Supporting information, step 1).
A rotting rope hung from a tree branch over a murky pool; weathered boards nailed at odd angles formed steps up the tree's peeling trunk.
Different forming steps are needed to obtain the final sample.
