Fischer shaped the work exquisitely, giving the fast movements vigor and spirit but also emphasizing soft dynamics.
But the same statistically significant relationship was not found between eye-movement vigor and the questionnaire-based measures of impulsiveness.
Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a former presidential candidate who has never recognized his 2006 loss to Mr. Calderón, has led public protests against the energy bill that would overhaul parts of Pemex, demonstrations which have given his movement renewed vigor.
The Tokyo Quartet played the optimistic first movement with youthful vigor.
Mr. Jansons bypassed that question by conducting the movement with tireless vigor and bright sonorities to convey the Promethean high spirits of this deceptively humorous music.
In particular, we balanced for the possible effects of dopamine on both movement and motor vigor (requiring both action and action omission), and hedonically salient (negatively valenced) versus nonspecific prediction errors (by employing conditions where reversals were signaled by unpredicted losses or null events).
And it was more noticeable in the slow movements, which did not dawdle, than in the fast movements, played with vigor but never so quickly that the notes did not speak.
The program also included Dorothy Chang's "Falling Sky" (2000), which opens with "This Is the Way the World Ends," a vigorous movement of angular lines, boisterous momentum and rhythmic vigor.
What's terrific about "Dreams About Japan," which uses mainly Japanese costumes and features of Japanese movement, is its sheer vigor.
In the coming months, Equality Federation will continue working with our partners in the state-based equality movement -- with even more vigor -- to pass over 30 statewide nondiscrimination laws to include protections for LGBT people, and to struggle against racism, violence and injustice.
Dysfunction of the basal ganglia produces severe deficits in the timing, initiation, and vigor of movement.
