The Texas Department of Insurance, for instance, has applied for a planning grant to create a more muscular process for reviewing proposed premium increases, a White House priority.
Their swooping, liquid movements are the result of techniques that trace a muscular process as it passes through the body: here, balletic form is visible but the steps themselves are not, as if their dynamics have been erased, leaving mere vestiges of their shapes.
Brie Ruais, a recent graduate of Columbia's M.F.A. program in sculpture, uses thin, irregular, hand-built vessels as occasions for writing and also contributes a muscular Process-Art work that literally climbs the wall.
You don't have to think about what's going on inside a machine like that any more than you have to think about the complicated mix of neural, visual and muscular processes that allow you to pick up a pen and sign your name.
Local muscular processes may explain chronic pain, but the role of these processes are questioned by some authors [ 4].
Interaction of human body with applied vertical whole body vibrations strongly depends on subject's characteristics: anatomy, positioning, muscle stiffness and other individual tissue mechanical properties; some authors also consider the possibility that vibratory stimulation impairs the "muscular memory" process responsible for predictive force [30].
These results suggest that the administration of n-3 PUFA together with dexamethasone may affect the muscular regeneration process.
In this data there are two experiments, one that includes microarray data for four batches of control samples processed at the University of Cincinnati and a second that includes microarray data for patients with muscular dystrophy processed in five batches at UC Davis.
Earlier this year, Cillian Murphy told me how he, Hemsworth and Holland spent the first half of filming learning to row, getting muscular in the process.
It was explicit in his gruff demeanor and hard-drinking lifestyle and implicit in the muscular, somewhat violent process whereby he wrestled his work into existence.
Reading, or clearly seeing any nearby object, requires the lens of the eye to change its shape through muscular contraction, a process called accommodation, which allows the eye to bend incoming rays of light so images can focus on the retina.
