It has not, even in the face of constant pressure, relaxed its physical standards in training.
Unfortunately, the report may also make it harder for America and Europe to maintain, let alone sharpen, the sanctions the world has imposed in order to make Iran stop work at Natanz.Talk if necessary, but keep up the sanctionsSince the spies say Iran stopped its bomb-making in 2003 because of world pressure, relaxing it now would be perverse.
Over the past few years many cities have, in response to public pressure, relaxed ordinances against the birds.Andy Schneider, a radio host known as the Chicken Whisperer, says he gets calls every day from people who are interested in challenging their city council on this score.
Finally, during the damage stage, the soil pressure relaxes to low values near the center of the slide mass, effectively inverting the parabola.
As a protein evolves toward higher stability, the distribution of is constant but the selective pressure relaxes until the expected change in fitness, or alternatively the equilibrium average value of S for accepted mutations, is approximately zero.
After the loss of teeth 100-80 mya, the four dental proteins became no longer useful; when the functional pressure relaxed on the coding genes, they started to accumulate mutations at random.
It's hard to feel bad when you're getting a massage — the gentle pressure relaxes you, elevates your mood, and helps you forget about your symptoms (at least for a moment).
After Toyotomi's death and the brief regency of his adopted child, the pressures relaxed.
There is a large transient increase in the number of adaptive substitutions when the population size increases, as the protein adapts to the greater degree of selective pressure; there is also a transient increase in the number of slightly deleterious substitutions when the population size decreases, as the selective pressure relaxes and the protein evolves to lower stabilities.
