Always, however, he emphasized the basics of Total Football: technical skills (which he believed had to be taught at an early age), movement, pace, and flexibility.
The Mini boasts the most sophisticated set-up in the group as well as the most grown-up styling, while the largest engine here gives superior pace and flexibility.
A combination of pace and flexibility is also important to respond to the pressure of working on a murder scene.
The economic cost of mitigation depends critically upon the pace and flexibility of underlying economic activity, its geographic distribution, and the rate at which the future is discounted (its intertemporal distribution).
Furthermore, parents and young people typically viewed the clinician's ability to provide pace and flexibility to the process of transition positively.
If the net were in a hoop, above their heads, the game would demand a frictionless flexibility and pace, and the results would bring in hundreds of millions of dollars.
We want to have the flexibility of keeping pace with changes as they make them".
The new rules should give Europe's telecoms regulators more flexibility.Still, the pace of technological change makes it unlikely that telecoms will ever be able to shake off industry-specific regulation and become a "normal" industry.
"This capital increase, which all companies make at some point, is intended to reduce our net debt and to allow us to further invest and give us the financial flexibility to keep pace in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, all markets that are currently going through radical changes," he said.
Male physicians reported greater freedom to control their work in terms of work-time flexibility and work pace, t (483) = 5.138 (p = 0.001).
