In the introduction of "Lucky Charms" the dancers perform a sequence in which they switch between stretching formally up and out, then swinging low and casually.
The team both is and isn't built around him; what a nightmare it must be to play defense against those three, the way they weave and the ease with which they switch the play, find the spaces, and score.
In the latter strategy, HPMSs are configured with different target range settings on which they switch to active mode while they will be in sleep mode the rest of the time.
As for the difference between a kayak and a canoe, kayak racers sit in the boat and use a paddle with two blades, while canoe athletes kneel and use a single-bladed paddle which they switch from side to side.
The proposed strategy assumes that drivers are aware of the passage of time during the search task; they try to adjust their glances at the display to a time limit, after which they switch back to the driving task; and they adjust their time limits based on their performance in the current driving environment.
The modes can be differentiated by the speed at which they switch stability and the relative phases of leaning and steering as the bike experiences that mode.
The victim comes back with a bag full of cash and jewelry and the person performs a ritual, during which they switch the victim's bag full of valuables with a bag full of worthless items.
(2003) found that RNA particles undergo stochastic movements in COS cells, in which they switch between fast microtubule-dependent movements, diffusion, and stationary phases.
However, in reality they have a hazard of zero up to the point at which they switch treatment, as they cannot die before this point or they would be in group AA.
Here we define a per-protocol approach as an attempt to estimate the policy effectiveness by censoring patients at the point at which they switch, or completely excluding any switching patients from the analysis.
