But Martinez's quick, compact swing enabled him to hammer a pitch that was near his eyes over the left-field fence, giving the Mariners a 3-0 bulge and giving him a major-league-best 103 runs batted in.
Because it would assure regular turnover, the court would experience fewer long-term ideological swings, enabling it to better do its original job of anchoring the legislative process to the Constitution.
The result is an extremely reliable swing, which enables him to keep the ball out of trouble off the tee and hit his irons close to the pins.
The swing process enables to recover the sublimation and the melting CO2 energy for temperatures varying during the defrosting process between –120 °C and –56 °C.
As a judicial centrist she emerged as the swing vote, enabling Rehnquist to secure a succession of 5-4 rulings.
Only in the first session, when there was a little gentle swing for Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad, and later, much later, when Broad, for a brief period of time, perhaps two overs, found some reverse swing that enabled him twice to beat the bat (a rare occurrence all day) was there any help for bowlers.
Australia opener David Warner has all but accused the South Africa wicketkeeper A B de Villiers of ball tampering, intimating that the keeper used his gloves to scuff the ball to produce the reverse swing which enabled the Proteas' fast bowlers to win the second Test on Sunday and level the three-match series at 1-1.
The improved hip motion is translated from stance to swing phase and enables effective ground reaction force to be generated anteriorly [ 59, 60].
Ben Nelson, 31, an information technology analyst who says he lost 60 pounds after he started CrossFit in 2010, said a lunch hour spent doing squat thrusts and swinging kettlebells enabled him to work longer and with greater focus.
The Insider column in Business Day on Dec. 9 about a securities law, known as the short-swing rule, that enables a company to sue certain major stakeholders for short-term profits if the investor bought and sold within a six-month period described that law imprecisely.
