Morgan's first novel was a model of emotionally intelligent storytelling; even the slightest action seemed to flow forth from the characters' feelings.
Your keyboards have become so powerful now, that your slightest action of irresponsibility can blow us up into a crisis.
In the 17th century many Puritans believed that the slightest action might lead to sin, and even to Hell if it was not repented.
A thin steel doctor blade moves across the cylinder with a slight oscillating action and removes the ink from the surface, but not from the wells beneath.
Because of its construction and materials, the seat had a slight rocking action, a recurrent feature of Plunkett's later designs.
Compounds 1a, b, 3a, b, 5a, 6a, 8, 9a and 10 showed moderate to slight inhibitory action towards the microorganisms.
The effects on the Adriatic itself were slight, the action only confirming the already overwhelming British dominance in the region.
In a medium sauce pot over medium to high heat add the Water, Zests, Sugar, & Cloves; Stir and bring the water to a boil for 1 minute Add the Cranberries; stir for 10 seconds; bring the liquid to a boil; then reduce the heat to low or a very slight rolling action.
In addition, slight wave action showed a positive relationship (P = 0.03, CI95 0.076–1.278) (Table 5), which could be as a result of the increased contact between the snails and the miracidia that infect the snails more in a water body with slight wave action than in calm water.
However, while a slight prooxidant action of α-T was observed (6 14% cell viability reduction), this molecule was capable of minimizing the oxidant effect caused by H2O2 on cultured MDPC-23 cells (G7 to G10).
