There are instances in which action has been needed, and these are documented in our reports".
Such codes would solve the problem of representing information in nervous systems in which action potentials are unreliable.
The video, in which action is periodically interrupted by soothing, lava-lamp imagery, successfully articulates that vision.
The former is a musical turn; the latter, in which action and expression are at ironic odds, is musical theatre.
A trained researcher observed HHB of nurses before and three weeks after the intervention in which action plans were formulated.
Nowadays opera is becoming increasingly a medium in which action is accompanied by sing ing and other kinds of music.
They reverberate with an extraordinarily inward intimacy, in which action doesn't seem to imply thought so much as it seems to accumulate around it.
"Governments have to find ways in which action on the ground can be accelerated and taken to a higher level, because that is absolutely needed".
Unlike the act of 1903, the Plant Quarantine Act does not, by specification of the cases in which action under it shall be exclusive, disclose the intention of Congress that, subject to the limitations defined, state measures may be enforced.
This is a physically confined sport in which action is restricted to the piste: a long narrow mat that, to the naked eye, looks about the length of a cricket pitch.
The contradiction in the order of sexual stereotypes may seem dreamlike to a well-adjusted inhabitant of an era in which action, enterprise, artistic creativity and intellectual innovation are understood to be masculine, fraternal orders.
