In contrast, when vibration (80 Hz) was applied to the forearm flexors of the leading pulling limb, we found that the interval between the hands at goal reaching was significantly prolonged.
But then ordinary Bulgarians, who could see where this was leading, started pulling their money out of the banks.
A regeneration scheme took too long to get planning permission, and the leading retailer pulled out before the bulldozers moved in.
John Edwards, the third leading contender, pulled off the feat of eclipsing the former president by embarking upon a clandestine affair with Rielle Hunter, a producer of Web videos who had been the model for the "sexually voracious" 20-year-old Alison Poole in Jay McInerney's novel "Story of My Life," published in 1988.
At a critical applied voltage, the film becomes unstable and makes direct contact with the pad, leading to "pull-in".
Instead, the presence of the magma chamber acted to change the stress field of the rock around it, leading to pulling-apart stresses that resulted in the vertical fault movements.
The leading group pulled away until the race directors stopped them to let Ganna catch up.
The leading frigate pulled up close to Thames and fired a broadside at the British frigate.
It is possible, I suppose, that if our elected leaders and their appointees insisted upon reasonable contracts and the full disclosure of all test materials after the tests are over, then the cost would go up, perhaps to a level states could ill afford and leading to pulling back of the test and punish regime that is currently driving education policy and warping curriculum into test preparation.
England's leading football clubs pull in far more money than their counterparts elsewhere in Europe.
