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Under carefully choreographed conditions, Asimo can negotiate steps, play football, pour itself a drink, respond to about 100 questions and even play the violin.

We propose these adaptive genes may simply be more malleable by natural selection and thus be more likely to change in the future, especially under the strong selective pressure of choreographed therapeutic intervention.

Durant's star moment, though, was choreographed under the power of Ibaka and Perkins, the Thunder's oft-underappreciated 6-10 twin pillars, whose combined 51 points and 18-of-20 18-of-20 18-of-20ed to the belief that the Thunder can win what ishootingbest-onlyhree series with the Saddedtonio Spurs.

If Sinclair were American, journalists might have tried to uncover the "simmering frustration" they saw hidden under Hillary Clinton's "choreographed tranquility," when news of Bill's philandering first emerged in 1994.

This process is carefully choreographed under the influence of signalling pathways and mechanical constraints that impinge on the activity of the cytoskeleton and the adhesion system.

President Obama is in Italy for a G-8 summit — the kind of meeting that depends on choreographed discussion and diplomacy — and the host country has come under fire for its lack of preparation.

Brushing the stories of prevailing anger against the government conveniently under the carpet, they choreographed one-sided account of the rescue course.

A few quick whacks and the Ice Patrol rolls on, having headed off another potential disruption of the tightly choreographed train traffic under the Hudson River.

In Milan, Salvatore Viganò, who had worked under Dauberval and Didelot and who had choreographed in 1801 the first performance of Beethoven's Creatures of Prometheus, was praised by the French writer Stendhal for his thrilling ballets based, among other subjects, on Shakespeare's Othello and Coriolanus.

Sometimes their entrances were choreographed as they passed under specially constructed triumphal arches or towers and open stages with tableaux vivants.

Dlugoszewski inherited his dances and the company continued under her direction, even performing works she choreographed for it.