Her serve has been properly heralded as the best in tennis history, but there's been no such deification of her low-to-high forehand, and pundits choose instead to focus on the musculature that drives her backhand, the sport's best, when it's actually propelled by small, seemingly inane tactics, like a quick, compact backswing, a knee-bend that can't be taught, an astonishingly high "tennis I.Q".
For example, in transport logistics only about 10-15% of each litre of fuel is actually used to propel a typical lorry and its cargo.For some fleets as much as 15% of annual road miles are spent moving empty cargo loads.
The fact that our questions, theories, and beliefs may never be answered or verified is actually what fuels and propels the myth of the Illuminati.
But each gang is different, so "cancer" is actually a term that embraces hundreds of specific ailments propelled by an even larger number of genetic and epigenetic traits.
It's propelled by six PW4056 turbofan engines and is actually capable of launching multiple rockets on a single flight, up to about 500,000 pounds.
McKay finds that they have been propelled into a parallel universe by what he terms an "alternate reality drive", and thus the Daedalus is actually from an alternate reality.
On top of the legal difficulties of this project, the Passaic is actually a tidal tributary of New York Harbor, meaning that there are two-way tides and a mixture of saltwater and freshwater that propel pollution both ways for miles.
Few cooks understand that it's actually hard work, that propels us out of the cramped back of a restaurant into better paid environs.
It was that childhood nugget of wisdom passed on to me by my first and most beloved dog that actually propelled me to a new level of emotional and physical healing where food was concerned.
Our increasing wisdom seems to be teaching us that some of the things we assumed were propelling us forward were actually holding us back.
