The stringbed was represented by nine point masses connected to each other and the racket frame with elastic springs and three torsional springdampers between the hand and the racket were used to represent grip tightness.
The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, which represents grips, prop makers, camera operators and other crew members on film and television productions, said the new hotline is meant as a "safety net" for employees to flag safety problems on set.
We contend that a social comparison with younger people prior to the testing situation should impair older people's physical performance on the hand dynamometer (representing hand grip strength).
It was too early for Merleau-Ponty to appear on the school syllabus, he notes in "1941", but if ever a poet represented "a gaze at grips with the visible world", as the French phenomenologist put it, it is Fisher.
For Neddy, the crazy plan also represents his slipping grip on reality.
Perhaps his father's grip represents both the home they have made in the United States and the restrictions they still experience as minorities.
GRiP represents a new and efficient implementation of the TF search process, which considers a highly detailed model of 1D diffusion and, at the same time, it simulates at least ≈4 times faster than previous software (Barnes and Chu, 2010; Chu et al., 2009).
Nevertheless, 152 of our CNV calls overlapped GRIP positions by at least 1 bp, representing 55 reported GRIPs from the autosomal reference genome.
The mean of three measurements of the second grip span of the dominant hand will represent the handgrip strength of the subject [ 20].
But the protesters, in many ways even before the convulsion that has gripped the country, represented one side of a fault line that runs through Turkish society and politics.
