In this scenario based study, the expected car use reduction in response to one push measure (i.e. raised tax on fossil fuel), one pull measure (i.e. improved public transport), and a combination of the two measures were analyzed.
Lower limbs strength will be measured by the distance jumped with two legs together from standing position [ 65] and upper limbs strength by measuring the distance covered in a wheelchair by one push [ 66].
Giving them a word that applies to both is one push in that direction.
The advertisement then shows back-to-back pictures of two women in wheelchairs: one pushing herself down a hallway, and the other working with vials in what appears to be a laboratory.
All the men who didn't die like heroes in that one pushed a sword into their tums, leaving only Tom Cruise to tell the tale.
The finding, published in PLoS ONE, pushes back known use of the multi-ingredient ointment by about 2,000 years, the authors estimate.
Others among us are holding out for a full-on revolution that overthrows the whole system in one massive push, clearing the way for something entirely new.
Like me, most travelers on the trail will not choose to do the entire route in one great push (typically from south to north).
However Harris, who will fly home to undergo knee surgery, put in one final push to swing the ball and hit the wickets of Steyn and Morkel to spark wild celebrations for Australia.
In Hoy and Pendleton's case, in one final push in the face of adversity; in Clancy's, in his and his team pursuiters' capacity to take on the dominant Australians; in the sprint coaches', for not giving up when the team sprint conundrum seemed impossible.
Rather than try to bottle up everything in one place, push it out to where people are.
