Snap your legs back down on 8, hitting athletic position briefly before coming back up into a natural stance.
Kinetic and potential energy removed from the body in the first half of the stance phase is stored briefly as elastic strain energy and then returned in the second half by elastic recoil [157].
Some 1.1 million migrants and refugees arrived in Germany last year, after the country adopted a welcoming stance that even saw them briefly bypass the Dublin regulations for Syrian arrivals, which say a migrant entering Europe must be returned to the first country they are fingerprinted in.
In July doctors at the British Medical Association stuck by their opposition to assisted suicide, having briefly adopted a neutral stance several years ago.
Mr Li touched on corruption only briefly, telling lawmakers that the "tough stance" was here to stay.
We talked briefly about the content provider's stance and blocking of Google TV, but there was no hint of concern or worry like I expected.
Focused on Iraq and the campaign against terrorism, the United States has urged China and Taiwan to avoid confrontations in the coming months like the dispute that erupted in August when President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan briefly hinted at a more pro-independence stance.
This section briefly illustrates just a couple of them, which are important regardless of the particular stance one takes (information as range, as correlation, as code).
An example includes where the expressed risk of uterine rupture appeared distorted when compared with absolute risk, or mentioning only very briefly the risks of VBAC, might suggest a pro repeat CS and pro-VBAC stance respectively.
However, as briefly discussed below, many other interviewees also displayed context dependence in their epistemological stances, Ashlyn was unusual only in how articulate she was in expressing her stances.
