There is some literature to suggest that changing posture in a sagittal plane whilst in double leg stance changes the activation of different muscles.
During the meeting the firm appeared to soften a stance on changing its recipe.
That provided their wobbly balance system with missing information about how their stance was changing moment to moment.
In the past, Japanese executives have been deeply reluctant to take such steps, but that stance is changing.
He fears that these, and perhaps some of the ammunition for the new Kalashnikovs, will find their way to the FARC guerrillas in their country, who are ideological soulmates of Mr Chávez.A second issue on which Venezuela's stance is changing is oil.
CA: On March 25th, Dr. Stegeman visited my Latino/a literature class and we had a quick chat afterwards about his very public stance concerning changing our classes from core credits to electives.
Infiltration by British agents, change in American attitude and stance, and the changing fortunes of the war meant the massive conspiracy for revolution within India never succeeded.
She's far more willing to discuss the importance of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights, and her changing stance on gay marriage, which she voted against in Australia.
Past initiatives to lobby Washington over the weakness of the dollar failed to win German support, but comments on Monday by the German finance minister suggested that stance might be changing.
As well as needing "huge reserves of patience" to stay alert for a whole hour before change-over, soldiers develop tricks to help them, playing mental games such as "counting the chimes", reveals James Wharton, the poster boy for the Army's changing stance towards homosexuality during 10 years of service as an openly gay man.
