To restore karmic justice to the city, a pair of hardboiled detectives must learn to work as a team and arrest the perp (you) while never fully acknowledging the not-insignificant sexual tension between them.
The relaxing person can then "hear" the most insignificant changes in his muscle tension.
This motif runs through the whole novel, imparting texture and rhythm as well as a thematic tension, between the insignificant and miraculous natures of mankind and all the immeasurable components that make up our lives.
In patients who require on-the-scene airway control, an otherwise clinically insignificant pneumothorax may be converted to tension pneumothorax when positive-pressure ventilation is initiated.
Those tensions, however, are comparatively insignificant compared with how his agent Jonathan Barnett's relationship with Arsenal has been affected.
The tensions between them are insignificant compared with their shared interest in propping up the Bashar al-Assad regime and eroding American influence.
The results obtained suggest that the liquid phase distribution in the bed is mainly controlled by surface tension and particle induced turbulence appears to have insignificant effects.
In this instance, cleaning up his act means installing his foul-mouthed, dope-smoking flatmate in a place of his own, a task so insignificant that no one even pretends that it generates any tension.
It was shown that thermocapillary forces play an insignificant role, while chemicapillary forces induced by decreasing a surface tension of the melt due to its oxygen enrichment can be sufficiently large to produce microcraters.
This may seem like an insignificant occurrence to those who are uninformed about gang life and racial tension.
For the most part, the tension over Cuba seems mostly to be behind Mr. Obama — a not insignificant consideration in a presidential election year in which Florida, the bastion of anti-Castro sentiment, could be a critical swing state.
