"I think there's a part of the show, about characters taking snap action without thinking of the consequences, that resonates here, especially in light of Iraq," Mr. Schumacher said.
Characteristically, electromyography (EMG) and nerve conduction velocity (NCV) studies demonstrate the preservation of the speed of impulse in the presence of decreased compound muscle (CMAP) and sensory nerve (SNAP) action potential amplitudes [ 12].
However, due to an angular offset between the dactylus and pollex of the snapper claw, the appendage never engages in any mechanical contact during the snapping action.
The stud chain can be snapped, (quick yank or a tug, providing a snapping action on the horses chin or nose).
Of course, the charities that have recently launched their campaigns to alleviate loneliness among "the elderly" at Christmas – the WRVS, Friends of the Elderly, Action on Elder Abuse – don't just snap into action in late November and December, they agitate in various ways all year round.
At the sound of that boom, necks swivel, binoculars snap into action.
Our emotional defenses snap into action when it comes to a divorce or a disease but not for lesser problems.
Time for Pine to snap into action, show what he's got under that understated posh English charm.
So as we find ourselves on the next cliff, in the next crisis, we trust that John Boehner will snap into action at the last minute; that Democrats will eventually cave; that this, too, shall pass.
Besides, live these gents of near-pensionable age snap into action and throw shapes like there's no tomorrow - which, if I meet them in a dark alley after writing that last sentence, could come true, at least for me.
Law enforcement officials and advocates for missing children say that using the alerts too frequently would dull their sense of urgency and make it less likely that a community would snap into action.
