It was as if to minimize himself; he is tall and broad, and in the moments when he did stand, he altered the show's center of gravity.
It was hypothesized that modifications in the center of mass trajectory during sit-to-stand tasks altered the total body momentum at seat departure and redistributed the lower extremity net joint moments.
All the possible things they could say if somebody asks, 'Does this bus go to (blank)?' " Mr. Ives changed the bus stop to a cafe (more romantic, and the actors wouldn't have to stand) and altered the situation to a pick-up scenario.
This Saturday marks the third anniversary of the Syrian revolution, a day that, no matter where you stand, forever altered the course of the country's future.
Seeing ads as you're browsing stands to alter your Web experience in major ways that simply displaying an ad while you're away from your computer would not.
The gesture, expected to be replicated by colleagues, stands to alter the seemingly timeless image of lawmakers on one side of the House chamber standing and applauding a president from their own party, while lawmakers on the other side sit stone-faced, their hands in their laps.
Attendees can change the tempo by playing with IV nozzles, move around the IV stands to alter the mix, and manipulate audio effects, creating an ever-changing orchestra of overlapping rhythms.
None of the original houses survive, but the church of St . Paulstill stands, though much altered.
that stand to alter the complexion of the entire industry," the meeting organizer declared in an advance statement to those who attended the conference, in New York.
In a case that stood to alter the rules for the separation of powers, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Barack Obama and Congress did not violate the Constitution when they passed a law favoring more than 1,000 victims and survivors of the Beirut barracks bombing and other terror plots linked to the Iranian government.
