Oy, Oy, Oy!" Malisse came into the match strung tighter than his rackets, none of which, to hear him talk afterward, had the right tension.
"All of these little points coming together with finding the right tension, finding the right string, finding the right racket for each player, of course, is important," he said.
This involves aligning the material correctly to the sewing head, feeding it through and constantly adjusting the fabric to prevent it slipping and buckling, while all the time keeping the stitches neat and the thread at the right tension.
And so when Mr. Ikeda's artistic will assumes the right proportions to his sets of data, producing the right tension, his work can feel much greater than the feat of digital programming you see or hear.
It is obviously not the Bolshoi, but its slightly abridged version of "Spartacus," with Aram Khachaturian's score on tape, captured the right tension and drama on Sunday afternoon at the Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College.
Finally, the tibial end of the graft can be fixed at the end of the procedure to achieve the right tension.
Developing a problem-based course can take lots of time and, for the inexperienced, can be hard to deliver with the right tension (e.g. keeping students engaged and challenged and learning and not slacking off or feeling rushed).
Axial contrast-enhanced CT at mediastinal window shows a right tension haemopneumothorax with heterogeneous increased density due to presence of blood clots and a significant shift of the mediastinum contralaterally.
"I'll fight for a millimeter of a line just to get the right tension".
The classical analogy for this balance is having just the right tension on the strings of a sitar.
After the rider had mounted, and before dismounting at the end, the rein tension meter was synchronized with the video recordings by pulling on the right tension meter five times twice in a row while counting out loud in front of the camera.
