It is also poised to rise.
Anxiety is such a terrible monster because it's always lurking beneath the surface, poised to disrupt the upward flow of progression at any time.
Whoever won the powerful attorney general seat, vacated by Eric Schneiderman after allegations of sexual harassment surfaced against him, was poised to slingshot into the upper echelon of state politics.
Due to their presence on the cell surface and their interaction with cytoskeletal and focal adhesion associated molecules, cell surface proteoglycans are well poised to serve as mechanosensors of the cellular microenvironment.
(6) Cell-surface glycans are poised to mediate intercellular communication, 7) including pathogen recognition, and to distinguish self from non-self immunologically.
As he holds his wrench, poised to tighten a bolt on the curved surface of a turbine shell, he appears to be in danger of sliding off.
Named one of the world's sexiest men by a gay lifestyle magazine earlier this month, reports surfaced just last week that he was poised to quit the sport that made him famous.
Additionally, rather different from other graphene quantum dots (GQDs) that are often susceptible to pH without additional surface passivation, the GFOQDs themselves are poised to resist pH effects and display stable luminescence in both acid and alkali conditions.
WIMBLEDON, England — Pete Sampras, the greatest men's player of the 1990s, has had to be a good sport as his records, which appeared poised to last for decades, have tumbled like dominoes to the all-surface pressure applied by Roger Federer.
Ms. Bledel seems far too lovely and poised to portray her character, giving no hints of any real bruising underneath the blooming surface, and Mr. Elgort is stiffer than his crisp blue jeans in the crucial role of Caleb.
But the issue of race has never been far from the surface - which is hardly a surprise, given the groundswell of support for Barack Obama, who is poised to become the Democratic party's first black nominee.
