And, impressively, neither man tried any sustained step-for-note response to the music.
It presents a comprehensive update on how to conduct a sustained step-up in therapy for the patient with inadequately controlled or poorly controlled atopic dermatitis.
Results show that both convergence and divergence contain a sustained (step-like) and a transient (pulse-like) control component, but the amplitude of the transient component in divergence is dependent on initial stimulus position.
He does not use his energy in bursts of speed, but in sustained steps and calculated spurts.
This rosy picture depends, of course, on whether we as a global community take immediate, coordinated, and sustained steps.
Here, current injection triggered a sustained, step-like jump in membrane potential upon which small amplitude spikelets (mean frequency = 51.49 ± 6.14 Hz) occurred.
Note that the voltage responses of basal cells to a sustained current step, similar to a high-frequency tone, are more clearly graded to the stimulus amplitude than those in apical cells in terms of the dynamic range of voltages covered.
According to her, advocating banning nuclear weapons under international law "would divert attention from the sustained, practical steps needed for effective disarmament".
The reason around 151 states support an outright ban on nuclear weapons is that those "sustained, practical steps" have been happening so slowly as to be almost unnoticeable.
If anything, an effective prohibition movement will spur states to actually commit to making those sustained, practical steps towards real disarmament, as occurred when the movements to ban landmines and cluster bombs gained pace.
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said on its website that it opposed a ban on nuclear weapons because although it "might seem to be a straightforward and emotionally appealing way to de-legitimise and eradicate nuclear weapons," it would actually "divert attention from the sustained, practical steps needed for effective disarmament".
