You feel the significance of an individual step, an individual gesture, the pressure of a dance phrase against a musical phrase, the importance of pattern as something forever shifting, the tension of the one against the many and of woman beside man, an image of human energy and the insidious power of rhythm.
The Royal Mail disputes some of the claims, but has used managers to try to shift the backlog, exacerbating tensions.
In these models, a limb's equilibrium position is defined by the flexor and extensor's length-tension functions, and movements are made by shifting the length-tension functions (see [11] for an extension beyond paired agonist-antagonist interpretations).
That case, described by people in China as largely the result of factional rivalries in Beijing that produced a need to take a strong stand against the United States, has begun to shift the focus of trade tensions between the United States and China toward the automotive sector.
The addition of pre-torsion on the tension test could shift the fracture initiation point from the center to the outside edge.
As a result, this may reduce the compression in the OHC and decrease membrane tension to shift the Vpk of NLC negatively (Fig. 6).
What's the point of lying?" DeGale won the title again in 2006 and the atmosphere in the gym had shifted and the tension was often disruptive; DeGale had started occasionally to train earlier in the evening with the junior boxers and their trainer, Steve Newland.
The beams contain an outer rectangular filament-wound FRP tube with an inner hollow circular or square FRP tube shifted toward the tension zone.
Our data propose that stress fibers are maintained or become thicker under tension, whereas mechanosensitive binding of ADF/cofilins to stress fibers that are not under tensions shifts the balance from steady state (or net assembly) to net disassembly.
Active LD tensioning shifted the hip RP towards lateral rotation (p<0.001) and increased the passive hip stiffness (p≤0.004).
