For most of a 45-minute class in a pool in Midtown Manhattan, the teacher, Robert J. Valentin, 42, varied the stride length and speed as we "ran" in place with toes pointed downward, sweeping the legs forward and back from the hip, palms facing backward with firm wrists.
A sweeping 180 degree downward turn to the right is followed by an upward turn into another brake run.
Twist the wrist to defend the lower portion by sweeping the wrist downward.
where (mathcal {A} indicates an analytic function, ∗ is complex conjugate, and +/− indicates upward or downward orientation selectivity in time-frequency space (i.e., detecting upward or downward frequencies sweeping over time).
Figure 4b shows the transfer curves of the memory device, exhibiting a closed counterclockwise loop, when VG was sweeping upward and then downward.
Results call attention to the importance of the downward to sweeping flow ratio and demonstrate how a change in guide wall depth and angle can affect this important hydraulic cue to out-migrating fish.
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde, in Honolulu to consult with APEC leaders, said the euro zone upheaval risked sweeping the world economy into a "downward spiral" that all countries had a stake in resolving the crisis.
That the first step in reform, while deficit-neutral, does not significantly bend the cost of health care costs downward over time, is considered sweeping, historic, massive, socialist, fascist, budget busting, etc, is rather depressing.
