The constant high unemployment figures and stagnant market can lead many businesses to take an inward-looking stance – self-preservation comes first.
Mr. Paul eschews the isolationist label attached to him by his association with his father, former Representative Ron Paul of Texas, whose antiwar, inward-turning stances defined his national reputation.
The hind-limb paw angle (the angle of the hind paws during peak stance in relation to the long axis of the body and its direction of motion) showed a baseline value of 11.4 degrees, which also progressively decreased with increasing clinical scores, indicating that those paws with greatest swelling rotated inward during stance to be more parallel with the long axis of the body.
The most probing symphonies of Beethoven, Brahms and Mahler, and the more recent works of Sibelius, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Henryk Gorecki, communicate inward states, life experiences and stances that are of permanent value.
Cruz's objection to focusing inward toward Earth is in line with his stance on global warming — he incorrectly claims it is not supported by evidence.
In such a scenario, he said, he considers it likely that China, already mired in a high-level debate about ties with the United States, would turn inward, become more repressive and adopt a more militant stance toward Taiwan.
Pterosaurs' hip sockets are oriented facing slightly upwards, and the head of the femur (thigh bone) is only moderately inward facing, suggesting that pterosaurs had a semi-erect stance.
This adaptation enables the animal to display a "high walk" (which elevates the body when the animal's legs are brought inward toward the midline of the body) and a sprawling stance (which lowers the body when the legs are spread far apart from one another).
