Forget "speedy boarding": airlines that instruct passengers to board short-haul jets in a seat sequence that begins 30F, 28F, 26F and ends 5C, 3C, 1C could save a fortune by cutting the time the aircraft spends on the ground.
Table 1 shows the mean normalised electromyographic recordings based on each muscle involvement in the embodiment of the seat sequence when STS was at a height of 38 cm.
And it's not just Rosamund Pike's pitch-perfect, icy performance that makes the movie unforgettable -- it's the drawn-out, edge-of-your-seat suspense sequences.
For an adult, getting into the rear seat means a sequence of indelicate contortions.
Approaching from the new reflecting pool, visitors will be able to look straight through the glass walls of the addition's lobby to a strip of garden running behind, and beyond that to the glass-walled, 295-seat auditorium — a visual sequence that offers a richly layered counterpoint to Kahn's outdoor entry.
Based on information obtained from the cockpit voice recorder, the flight attendant had escorted an unidentified male passenger to the flight deck's jump seat during the approach sequence.
The film is masterfully shot, much of it by Poitras herself -- from the dark hallway of their Hong Kong hotel draped in ethereal light to the edge-of-your-seat email exchange sequences.
The patients were comfortably seated and performed sequences of "finger-to-nose" movements cued by acoustic signals.
"There is a brief moment where one of the gentlemen look into the camera, as though they were going to ask what we were doing there," recalls Cullman, who says that particular sequence was very seat-of-the-pants.
Lower seat height implies more muscular endurance and efficient postural response to control the CoM [ 14], so subjects with chronic stroke are likely to take longer to complete the FTSTS sequence when the seat height is lower compared with their healthy counterparts.
