The car also changes directions like a cheetah closing on a gazelle, and generally feels as poised and spring-loaded for action as a gunfighter.
But Singer generally kept it poised in paradox, with mischief and affection, which is why, even now, when his world is no more, he can seem to offend while he affirms and affirm while he offends.
Even after Mr Bush's recent rise, his approval ratings are generally just above 50%, poised between the ratings of sitting presidents who have won re-election and those who have fallen short.
The two keep in close contact, generally with his right arm lightly poised at the center of her spine and his left hand holding her outstretched right one.
Even in the face of the Obama administration's strongly urban-centric, blue state-oriented economic policy, these generally less than hip places appear poised to grow as the economy recovers.
Adding to the partisan rancor, Democrats immediately questioned his whereabouts and seemed poised to blame him personally, and Republicans generally, for stalling the bill.
Viswanathan Anand of India, poised to become the world's top-ranked player and generally acknowledged as the best rapid player, has won or tied for first six times.
Although activity-based screens generally have not identified substrate phosphorylation site inhibitors, binding assays appear better poised for success.
The fold changes involved were generally quite modest, which led the authors to suggest that females are "poised" to mount rapid responses to mating and hence maintain a set of mRNAs to facilitate this.
But it was clear from the large and generally high-level delegations attending the congress from all across the region that others were poised to move on the issue -- or at least were very alarmed.
