Responding charges that he took up too much space on a New York City subway, the actor pointed out that the train was relatively empty -- creating a surplus of space in which his stance would not impose on others.
Patients with either hip or knee OA demonstrate gait asymmetries, in which both stance time and peak vertical force are reduced on the OA-affected limb; moreover, these quantitative measures align well with self-evaluation [ 13- 17].
Understanding when and how students adopt different epistemological stances involves taking a closer look at the contexts in which these stances arise.
In another study [ 38], it was found that induction of OA by interleukin 1β injection into rat knees resulted in an asymmetric gait (measured at constant speed) in which the percentage stance time in the affected limb was reduced relative to the contralateral limb.
(A ) Polar plots indicating the phase of the step cycle in which each limb enters stance, aligned to stance onset of FR paw (red).
(B – D ) Polar plots indicating the phase of the step cycle in which each limb enters stance, aligned to stance onset of FR paw (red).
Some people prefer a closed stance, in which their feet point squarely at the basket, while other prefer an open stance, with their feet pointing slightly toward the side of the basket opposite their shooting hand.
What I find objectionable, then, is not the moral stance of Gay Check Online and Train but the contrived way in which they communicate that stance.
The US position behind the scenes contrasts with its public stance, in which President Bush has said he will cut aid to the Palestinian Authority unless Hamas renounces violence and stops demanding the destruction of Israel.
After a year in which the governor's stance on crime caused barely a ripple of attention, except for regular scoldings in newspaper editorials, his stance has received greater scrutiny and political disapproval in recent weeks.
