For Kirilenko, that means steadily applying pressure and resistance all over the halfcourt throughout the game, even when, as the great scorer rains down jumpers, the desperate effort appears to be futile.
In Broward County, Fla., where the school district let go or did not renew the contracts of more than 1,000 teachers last May, Cherine Akbari, an 11th-grade American history teacher who was let go, has been steadily applying for jobs.
Baitz isn't quite as effective at steadily applying dramatic pressure to force those repressed truths into the light.
"Even in the most high-profile of cases, he has been unflappable, erudite and steadily applied the law," said the senator, who sits on the Judiciary Committee.
Experimental results show that the sizes of thermal bubbles, at flow rates less than 4.5 μl/s, can be controlled steadily by applying the magnitude of direct current that meets the requirement of a microvalve to modulate flow rate.
Due to the steadily increasing interest in applying Lamb waves in modern online structural health monitoring techniques, several numerical and experimental studies have been carried out recently.
Severe heating conditions will be applied steadily, as the maximum pulse duration is 1 h, and cyclically so requiring to fulfil fatigue and ratcheting verifications.
Between 1991 and 1998, as the economy got better and better, the number of people applying to law school fell steadily, from 99,327 to 71,726, according to the Law School Admission Council.
For different reasons, the number of people applying to medical school has fallen steadily since 1996.
The 'silver lining' - More from Blumenthal: "As technology has steadily eroded some of the critical assumptions of random sampling, pollsters have been applying the science of survey research to learning, just as steadily, how to correct for the increasing statistical flaws in their unweighted data.
