Azarenka hits with more spin, receiving the ball with more supple and resilient hands and wrists.
Experiments have also shown that the resulting scans are more resilient to hand orientation and position changes due to the data provided by a real-time stereoscopic device attached to the system.
I've witnessed the blossoming of the global sex workers' rights movement and its resilient diversity first-hand.
What might seem unlikely to endure beyond standard sketch length proves surprisingly resilient in the hands of directors Clement and Waititi, the team responsible for the equally droll "Flight of the Conchords".
Finally, the private sector was seen as an important piece in the risk reduction puzzle and that "resilient business and investment go hand in hand with resilient societies, ecosystems and the health and safety of employees" (GPDRR 2013, p. 3).
On the other hand, the resilient modulus test for these asphalt mixtures were measured by applying square loading, haversine loading and bell-shaped loading on specimens.
"Who would've thought the goddamn porch would hold up?" he said, patting the resilient structure with his hand.
The lead kept changing hands, one resilient play following another, two assertive teams playing ferociously to the final buzzer.
The statue, made by the sculptor Steven Whyte, depicts three young women raised and standing in a circle, holding hands and resilient.
From the seventh inning onward in this series, the Royals outscored the Mets fifteen to one — a credit to their resilient bats, on the one hand, and their dominant bullpen, on the other.
