In the transition from his role as insurgent candidate to the posture of a likely mayor-to-be, Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, is sounding more guarded, more careful and, at times, even a bit mushy.
This enabled us to determine the orientation of the tag, which in turn relates to the posture of a bird, i.e., whether it was standing up or sitting down.
To harness this potential, the UK radio industry would do well to adopt the posture of a platform business, in the same vein as Amazon, Google or eBay.
As he finished, Obama seemed to strike the posture of a general leading his troops into battle.
Finally, the simplified index is used to optimize the posture of a six-revolute robot while performing a five-axis machining task, thus ending up with a redundant robot for the given task.
Entering the precinct, Weinstein was a spectacle of smugness, as if trying to project the posture of an intellectual dissident.
Smith therefore sought to take the posture of an "impartial spectator".
According to Joachim Fritz-Vannahme, Europe's director at the Bertelsmann Foundation, a German research institute, the shift comes after a year when her approach to the euro resembled the posture of a small, furry animal "waiting for the big snake to eat her up".
(One guy I talked to described him as having the "posture of a superhero").
Although Lerner stops far short of endorsing Umanets and other Duchamp-inspired art vandals like him, he does suggest that his act gives the lie to "the posture of monetary disinterestedness" that is such a hallmark of contemporary art.
