The other behavior types could only be implemented in the characters: showing natural cues (e.g., gaze, posture), expressing emotions (e.g., compassionate face), and accommodating social conversations (e.g., turn taking).
"Throughout the tumultuous conference, I watched his hands twist the cardboard tips of his cigarettes, his face twitch, and his whole posture express intense unease," Nabokov recalled.
The whopping 66-by-58 66-by-58 66-by-58s painchng is filled with inside-baseball details like a Daniel Joil-on-canvasrt and blue Fender guitar — but the tension and wild, tightly wound energy of Cobain's paintingis expressed with the simplest ofilledhstrokes.
EMG for each of the paired test postures was expressed as a percentage of the reference Upright Standing posture.
The deformation of organs between postures was expressed using geometrical transformations.
Bans offer an opportunity for governments to posture and express their toughness to the electorate, but our legislative agenda should be driven not by the naive assumption that simple bans solve complex problems, but by evidence of what might actually best serve the interests of the public.
The cat has a subtle repertoire of facial expressions, vocal sounds, and tail and body postures that express its emotional state and intentions.
As the daughter of missionaries serving over 25 years in Iraq and Egypt, I am saddened and repelled by the arrogant and aggressive posture toward Islam expressed by some fellow American Christians (front page, May 27).
As I approach the fence they present themselves in a variety of postures that express their personalities.
The operational definition of neutral upper arm postures have included angles less than 20° [ 9, 12, 79], 30° [ 14, 80] and 45° [ 81], and extreme or "severe" postures have been expressed as angles larger than 60° [ 9, 12, 14, 23, 80] or 90° [ 6, 81].
