This experiment was designed to show whether delayed high voltage stimulation (ES) is more beneficial than no stimulation (NS) to secure tenderness under circumstances where rigor conditions are difficult to control due to variations in carcass size, fatness and/or chilling capacity.
At the beginning of the story, the reader finds the girls left to the management of ignorant servants (one of Locke's great bugbears), but they are eventually placed under the tuition of a woman of tenderness and discernment.
Perhaps he's best seen as a casualty not just of the Internet but of a time in which parents are unsure how to guide libidinous teenagers, whose natural tenderness is under assault as sexual mores change at a furious pace.
While physical examination; doctor will search for any signs of heel swelling, tenderness point under the heel, pain and inflammation that can be manifested while gentle foot moving.
With tenderness, and love.
Under less pressure to strike a street-tough pose, perhaps, the women in the anthology allow their characters a measure of tenderness.
Now, writing under the guise of friendship, Hazzard was complaining of Greene's misogyny, his "will to hurt, humiliate, ridicule", and his lack of tenderness.
Check the pumpkin for tenderness.
Cruelty erupts out of tenderness.
She seduces him with tenderness.
This kind of tenderness was new.
