The average of the related EMG-signals of the three trials for each standing condition was included into analyses.
When I saw "Tree" at Yale last May, I was intensely aware of individuals, each standing out from the others, even when two or three episodes were going on at one time.
I imagined my husband and I with our lines written on a piece of paper, each standing on opposite sides on a stage on Broadway, reading off the same old scripts no matter what was going on.
We arrived at the 100-year-old Glacier Park Lodge to find a tour group from Japan oohing and aahing at the atrium lobby, the roof of which is held up by dozens of Douglas firs, each standing 40 feet tall and retaining its bark.
A day after Obama recently said there are "bumps in the road" to economic recovery, the Romney campaign previewing the 2012 Republican campaign, ran an ad showing a series of unemployed Americans each standing up and saying "I'm an American, not a bump in the road".
We modeled the exposure effects with a set of 13 dummy variables, each standing for average crude effects of the 1-hr preparation and 6-hr succeeding time segments.
This pretty nondescript area is now home to Dublin Institute of Technology's Arts department, and that means €€€ is to be made from student accommodation – some say in the form of three apartment blocks, each standing 11-storeys high.
In Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art this December, there will sprout up a peculiar kind of forest: 50 horned speakers, each standing between 19 and 26in high across the atrium, their bells upturned like blackbird mouths.
The faces of visitors glow with the reflections of digital screens, as they snap photos of each other standing in front of a floor-to-ceiling wall of water.
Over the July 4th weekend at the beach, a gaggle of teenagers near me were snapping iPhone photos of each other standing in front of the waves.
