And they are multiplied by the fact that heightened security prevents you from spontaneously walking in off the street to see the sculpture.
They spontaneously walked, jumped, and ran through the room, stepping up, down, and over obstacles.
Jacques winds up with a Spanish wife and a child and, eventually, Jacques' bull-headed methods -- such as robbing a bank, then spontaneously walking across the street to rob a second bank -- earn him a stint in jail.
On each testing day, animals were left spontaneously walking in a Plexiglas tunnel 2 m in length (height and width 150 mm each).
The functional consequences of I/R injury were evaluated using a five-point neurological deficit score (0, no deficit; 1, failure to extend right paw; 2, circling to the right; 3, falling to the right; and 4, unable to walk spontaneously) and were assessed in a blinded fashion.
Spontaneously, people began walking clockwise around the soil, an act of devotion known in Buddhism asperforming the kora.
On the trackball the female crickets walked spontaneously or started walking upon hearing the calling song.
In the former case people scuffle their feet, leave their seats and walk about, and sometimes join spontaneously in rhythmic behaviour, such as foot stamping.
At practices, more players were recruited spontaneously because every few days someone would walk up and ask, "What is this?" Some had a football background and some did not, but over time, about 55 players paid their $175.
At different time points of ischemia, the rats were scored blindly on a five-point scale: 0 = normal; 1 = drags forepaw, twisting when lifted; 2 = circling spontaneously; 3 = falls; 4 = does not walk, comatose; 5 = dead [ 16].
