Rather than just measuring the epic around-the-block exercise walks I had begun to take, it measured all my walking, including the incidental steps I took while, say, grocery shopping or getting the mail.
After incidental contact, Revis had stepped in front to grab the pass, and was zipping upfield by the time Marshall adjusted his shoulder pads.
Although the return of incidental findings represents an important step forward in the use of sequencing for medical benefit, implementing these recommendations requires the development of infrastructure to support evaluation and reporting.
In the US, the Center for Active Design encourages stair use – as does the NHS – and the health injunctions for "incidental activity" are growing, with stair climbing an obvious first step.
Incidental Intelligence: The entrance to Three Steps Down, a ladies'-apparel shop at 103 Waverly Place, is four steps down.
The New Yorker, October 20, 1951 P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: The entrance to Three Steps Down, a ladies'-apparel shop at 103 Waverly Place, is four steps down.
By William Mangold and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, October 20, 1951 P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: The entrance to Three Steps Down, a ladies'-apparel shop at 103 Waverly Place, is four steps down.
The targeting process always includes a determination of the legality of the target and requires commanders to take steps to "avoid excessive incidental civilian casualties and damage to civilian property".
Taking care of the legal incidentals of moving is a crucial step.
A step or device that's incidental with one duo, reaccentuated, becomes crucial to another.
