There is no "perfect" posture, mainly due to the myriad variables associated with how we sit and stand, but generally speaking, people are not born with certain posture types.
Exactly how this chemistry will change will require more study of the myriad variables that come into play, including precipitation, Pratt said.
The planet is a highly sophisticated system with myriad variables.
He argues that the human brain has to be complex to compute all the myriad variables that influence each decision we make - genetic factors, socially learned factors, momentary triggers including commands and wishes, to name a few.
There are myriad variables of timing and delay, measured in milliseconds, that have to be tweaked in the animation as well as in the underlying physics simulation for an intimate physical activity like boxing to feel natural.
It's not all that surprising that a driver whose attention shifts from the myriad variables of the road to a four-inch handheld screen stands to lose track of the details of his or her environment.
My opinions, like all of us, are informed by my values, beliefs, circumstances, life experiences and myriad other variables.
As a classroom teacher, you are faced with a myriad of variables that directly impact your classroom and over which you have very limited control: decisions about standardized tests, curriculum, discipline plans, and parental involvement.
The decision to treat an UIA remains complex, controversial, and contingent on a myriad of variables.
The process of individualizing patient treatment explains how the myriad combinations of therapies are applied in clinical practice.
