That's been a point of tension in areas like San Francisco, where Bird has had to temporarily come off the sidewalks as a permit system rolls out.
"We needed something to create tension in some areas of the carapace [the upper shell] and movement in other areas," Mettee said.
As the lungs get older, the elastic properties decrease, and the tensions that develop can result in areas of emphysema.
Besides easing tensions, the need for enhanced collaboration in areas of wildlife conservation and security in the region informed this strategy.
And in areas where the population is too dispersed for effective foot patrol, or the crime rate is already relatively low, zero tolerance is likely to have little effect.Worse still, in areas of high racial tension, the introduction of a zero-tolerance policy might leave the local population feeling victimised.
These adhesives are commonly used for the closure of topical skin incisions and trauma-induced lacerations in areas of low skin tension [3].
As such, circulating erythrocytes may effectively store and release NO peripherally in areas of low oxygen tension, augmenting microvascular blood flow and oxygen delivery via hypoxic vasodilation of systemic vascular beds [ 14].
Innate immune cells (leukocytes) are the first cells to respond to tissue injury or infection (Palazon et al., 2014) and must be able to sense local oxygen changes, rapidly adapting to these changing conditions to operate in areas of low oxygen tension.
We hypothesize that the rearrangement of AJs in epithelial cells during neoplastic transformation into radial AJs is defined by reorganization of the actin cytoskeleton, leading to alterations of directions of tension in the area of cell-cell contacts.
People often hold a lot of tension in this area of their body, and when you don't have time to do a full massage, focusing on the neck and shoulders can provide instant relaxation.
