On the train, he said, "There's less leg room, but more speed and more reliability".
The interesting thing about this method is that it enables the recycling of unsorted and mixed plastic waste, meaning less leg work and lower costs.
Few competitors play the game of copycat more obsessively than the airlines, which instantly match each other's prices and take only slightly longer to offer the same amenities from mystery meat sandwiches to greater (or less) leg room.
The birds, just 2 years old and on their first man-powered flight, had come all the way from California, where they had lived in harsh conditions on an unidentified egg farm, in cold metal cages, with little fresh air and less leg room than your average seat in coach.
Nor did they know that when she sat down she was acknowledging each and every person in the hall, the ones sitting in the vertigo-inspiring seats, those behind the orchestra, those with less leg room than we were blessed to have.
Early spurs had a short shanks or "neck", placing the rowel relatively close to the rider's heel; further developments in the spur shape lengthened the neck, making it easier to touch the horse with less leg movement on the part of the rider.
As shown in Figure 1, after isolating 9 groups of participants with different fat distribution types according to the tertiles of trunk fat and leg fat mass, plasma ferritin levels trended to increase with more trunk fat mass both in men and women, as well as less leg fat mass in men.
Lastly, as compared to controls obese patients experienced a comparable degree of dyspnoea and less leg fatigue on exertion.
Specifically, lower age and low fear avoidance predict a better functional outcome and less back pain, while higher education and working full-time predict less leg pain.
Patients with multilevel stenosis had better general health (p = 0.04) and less leg and back pain despite having smaller dural sac area than patients with single-level stenosis.
