The father further explained his anxiety over the air heat pump as follows: Uhh, well these heating systems come and go, so at least I have a steady view that if you come up with a system in one house, then at least I myself would stick to it, so no changing because it requires.
Given polling shows that Independents' views on trade closely mimic those of GOP voters, perhaps that bloc of working class voters that is a necessary component of a winning presidential coalition has maintained a steady view on trade.
Some of Emerson's most striking ideas about morality and truth follow from his process metaphysics: that no virtues are final or eternal, all being "initial," (CW2: 187); that truth is a matter of glimpses, not steady views.
Twitching was evident in slight movement of the upper and lower eyelid and corresponded to subject-induced longitudinal eye movements of amplitude much great then than naturally occurring in the eye during steady viewing conditions [ 34].
The binoculars were steady, his view of the race stayed clear, but his legs — "complete nerves and excitement," is how he explains it.
By Derek Walcott The New Yorker, December 15 , 1980P. 36 Now, through the vigil of Venus--the steady star View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Alexandra Schwartz.
We used techniques from chaos theory to analyze the monochromatic aberration dynamics of six subjects during steady-state viewing.
In contrast Mr. Woodward describes Mr. Cheney as having been a "powerful, steamrolling force" for military intervention, "a rock," in President Bush's words, who was "steadfast and steady in his view that Saddam was a threat to America and we had to deal with him".
Guy's view: Steady and solid as he has been in all three group games.
From drug makers to paper companies, the CEOs advocate both strong nerves for tackling short-term challenges and a steady long-term view toward the future.
In recent years, this steady-state conceptual view of the oceans has undergone some modification.
