With a few vital strokes — a long, chilly walk and a tired trudge up some stairs — Mr. Farina and Mr. Maggio bring you close to a character whose vanity, evident in Joe's flashy clothes and hard talk, and in the way he straightens up before he enters a room, has become his final defense against failure.
What stands out are how sure and vital his strokes were even in his earliest works, such as these goofy portraits, and also how energetic and inventive he remained until the end.The Met's collection of Picassos is uneven, as we've mentioned before: "None of Picasso's pots and plates came to the Met; there is nothing of his imaginative metal sculpture.
Similarly, a multi-disciplinary approach is vital as supporting stroke survivors back to work is a complex rehabilitation intervention, and often requires input from less traditional sources.
Because of such later pregnancy birth defects, anticoagulation with warfarin poses a problem in pregnant women requiring warfarin for vital indications, such as stroke prevention in those with artificial heart valves.
That is how a man strokes a vital sacrifice fly when his team is in trouble.
The availability of social support services: The importance of social support services is included as a vital aspect of managing post stroke patients.
The follow through is a vital component in the forehand stroke because it affects the pace and spin of the ball.
Often it feels like a vital outpouring, and it shows strokes of wit.
Horace Turnbridge, assistant general secretary of the Musicians' Union, was quoted by the BBC as saying, "Take the musicians away, and you remove at a stroke one of the vital elements of the live theater experience".
Vital exhaustion increased the risk of stroke by 13% per vital exhaustion point on the Maastricht Interview Vital Exhaustion scale.
