A president's best chance of personifying confident, aerobic America is in bounding energetically down the stairs of Air Force One.
She eats up a stage in bounding leaps, and she's terrifically precise, carving exact shapes in space that linger in the mind.
In La Stampa of Turin, Giorgio Pestelli said, "Freni demonstrated formidable reserves of vocal integrity and intelligence in bounding over this difficult hurdle," and added, "Even at the dress rehearsal, she received an interminable ovation".
The lyrics "I'm being swallowed by a boa constrictor, and I don't like it very much" add a sinister twist as Mr. Schert crosses the stage in bounding pas de chat leaps, pausing briefly every so often to kick up his steely legs in slashing strokes.
Interval analysis is specially powerful in bounding the ranges of functions while providing mathematically rigorous results.
Here, we are interested in bounding the number of iterations (steps) required to obtain the best performing samples.
Stress anisotropy decreases with reduction in bounding material strength (e.g., Young's modulus), and this is especially true for small reservoirs.
Both the incremental theory of plasticity and the deformation theory of plasticity are considered in bounding the plastic behaviour of the plate.
It is concluded, that the tilted fault-block setting has important consequences for sequence stratigraphic interpretations due to the asymmetric subsidence causing drastic changes in bounding surface character.
However, in bounding the performance of a network, it is commonly assumed [1-5] thetransmittersitters and the receivers have complete knowledge of the source arrival distribution (or the probability distribution of the number of packets arriving per unit time), which is then used in the design of optimal transmission methods.
