We were never quite sure what we were witnessing, and we would fall asleep later with our minds still half grasping the rigging of adult possibility.
Whilst GIPS and ISHS postures will be ideal for athletes who are recovering from bouts of sports participation or for relaxation, erect standing and half grasp inclined standing could be utilized during controlled weight bearing exercises in clinical practice.
But as he half-grasped even at the time, his father was typical of a whole generation of working-class men for whom "cruelty was an ideology.
I'd listen to his shows, half-grasping the more risqué material and laughing nervously at the stream of Pope jokes.
Yet they are full of daring, ready for adventures that plunge them into unfamiliar settings and strange, dislocated relationships with people whose actions and words they observe, half-grasp but never wholly understand.
These are grasp-inclined-prone standing, half-grasp-inclined-towards-side standing, half-grasp-inclined-away-side standing and inclined-standing with head support.
Percentage weight bearing of the participants were 52.3 ± 5.8 in erect standing, 43.3 ± 5.6 in grasp-inclined-prone standing (GIPS), 47.4 ± 5.2 in half-grasp-inclined-towards-side standing (HGITSS) and 43.2 ± 7.3 in inclined-standing with head support (ISHS) postures.
As Jackie Kennedy grasped over half a century ago as she planned her husband's televised funeral, an ever-more-visual culture changes how politics works.
For a year and a half this "United Opposition" grasped at every opportunity to put its criticisms before the party membership, despite the increasingly severe curbs being placed on such discussion.
George Collins, at Columbia University, was the only prominent historian who grasped the importance of these half-forgotten movements.
In each condition, half of the sentences included an arm-related action word (e.g., "John grasped the idea" and "John grasped the object") and the other half contained a leg-related action word (e.g., "Pablo kicked the habit," which means "to stop doing something that is difficult to stop doing," and "Pablo kicked the ball").
