When clinicians try to go slowly, they often meet resistance.
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Go slowly, be suspicious of everything, but above all, enjoy.
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To make this easier, go slowly and breathe through your nose.
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"Go slowly, so you do it right," he told his second wife.
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This time, I go slowly to make sure I do them correctly.
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There are very good reasons to go slowly with car tech innovation.
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That is especially true for beginners, whom he urges to go slowly.
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I'm not going to just go slowly and quietly into that good night.
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This seems to be one place where Mr Tavares is content to go slowly.
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Explanation No. 1: I will try to go slowly, so I don't lose anybody.
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One of the judges, the great tenor Beniamino Gigli, cautioned her to go slowly.
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Isaac: Can you please go slowly because those are too many complicated words for me?
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"Woah, even if you go slowly it makes you really dizzy," he tells me breathlessly.
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Beans, like potatoes, can happily absorb a lot of salt and spice, but go slowly.
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B-Vibe has several other suggestions, but the point is to go slowly and gently at first.
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All right, Mimi, I just want to go slowly here because socialism confuses me a little bit.
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The assault would go slowly to protect thousands of civilians still trapped in the city, he said.
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"The enemy has planted bombs everywhere and it has caused the operation to go slowly," he said.
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"We go slowly with our clearance operation in order to avoid harm to the civilians," he said.
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The drivers intentionally go slowly and take back roads so that the trip, normally six hours, lasts eight.
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Then press the left stick down and down you go, slowly approaching the ground with grace and aplomb.
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Go slowly, and don't let the immersion blender get away from you to go careening around the pot.
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John Conyers (D-Mich.), the House's longest-serving member, is being allowed to go slowly after accusations became public.
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After hours of only being able to reade the strange byble to pass the tyme, I started to go slowly crazy.
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So, it's a lot of people, so I'm just going to just go slowly, and make sure everyone has a say.
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But instead of making a gingerbread house and watching it go slowly stale once you've unwrapped all the gifts, Caroline Solomon, a.k.a.
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Joining me now, Mimi Soltysik who was a 2016 Presidential candidate for the Socialist Party USA just want to go slowly here.
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"Definitely go slowly in a relationship, let it develop over time, and take time to get to know your partner," she says.
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I say courage, I say wisdom, I say go slowly on exaggerating your points because otherwise, people are going to run away.
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Just because the Fed will go slowly, and may not normalize rates for an extended period, does not mean strong returns ahead.
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Mr. de Rendinger didn't rule out other labels being developed in the A.P.C. laboratory, though he did caution that they would go slowly.
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I think it makes sense to go slowly in moving people into Medicare to minimize backlash among those who depend on it already.
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You can use a set of 10 burpees as a warm-up (go slowly) or a power finisher (go hard) to your regular workout.
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And I told them today, 'Take your time, we can go fast, we can go slowly,' but I think they'd like to see something happen.
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"I hope the withdrawal will go slowly," said Fawzia Koofi, a member of the Afghan Parliament and one of only two women at the talks.
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Yet there's no deadline for finishing the whole memorial, and Ziolkowski's advice to his wife Ruth, "Go slowly, so you do it right," is still relevant.
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The Fed "should go slowly on closing the locks because wages are barely rising at this point," David Autor, an influential economist at MIT, tells Axios.
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Though it's possible to make the drive in one ridiculously long day, it's better to go slowly, so I took three days, camping along the way.
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Originally called "Can Stylee" in the studio, "Go Slowly" takes basic structures from "Thief" and strips them down to a haunted lullaby, much "Nude" off In Rainbows.
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Indeed, Yellen's blockbuster speech Tuesday assuring that the central bank would go slowly on future adjustments to monetary policy only caught some of the market by surprise.
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And lately, even some Republicans in Congress and groups that had opposed the deal urged Mr. Trump to go slowly and consider other ways to pressure Iran.
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The Afghan government has its own reasons to want to go slowly, for fear of losing all leverage in a post-war political settlement with the Taliban.
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I go slowly: My kind of expedition has nothing to do with the bravado of those roof climbers who hang from the edges of chimneys and joists.
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The Perfect Company claims that the scale is accurate down to 0.1g and that when the ingredients are in small amounts the app tells you to go slowly.
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"The only way to go about this responsibly is to go slowly and make sure you understand what the ramifications of these new possibilities may be," she says.
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The reconciliation can go quickly, or it can go slowly if the numbers don't align or if the process is happening in a large jurisdiction with many voters.
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The Fed raised interest rates for the first time in almost a decade in December, and Lefkowitz said investors were hoping for signs the Fed plans to go slowly.
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"When people get bonuses at the end of the year, there's a tendency to want to go slowly," said Richard Graziadei, managing director with the investment management group at TIAA.
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Try spending a lot of time on foreplay and other sexual activities before beginning penetration, use plenty of lube, go slowly, try a different position, and communicate with your partner.
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"I think it makes sense to go slowly in moving people into Medicare to minimize backlash among those who depend on it already," Hacker told me during our recent interview.
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"The doctor told her, 'You must go slowly' but she rushed and jumped into the room and I remember I was engulfed by her perfume, her hair and everything," he says.
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"My sense is that they will go slowly to get to the options to get people more comfortable with the underlying product first," JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at AmeriTrade, told me.
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There are many Radiohead songs that draw on their fascination with krautrock icons Can, but what makes "Go Slowly" so special in this regard is its parallels to the German group's 1968 song "Thief," which Radiohead even covered live.
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After discussing his good qualities—he has speed, is a good ball defender, and has the upside to become a "high-level starter,"—the scouts drop the hammer: Now there's a lot to unpack here, so let's go slowly.
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"It is alarming that a star can be born before he even has his first selling collection on a runway in these insta-times, but I am very hopeful Michael's character means he will be able to go slowly and size his business the way he wants it to be," she says.
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The renunciation of an alphabetical order or by country of origin, forces viewers to go slowly when reading.
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The coloured lanterns used as portable signals were painted red on one side (stop), green on another (go slowly), and clear on the third (proceed).
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The scenery of Prince Christian Sound attracts summer cruise ships to the area, with some vessels as large as the 86,700 ton Eurodam.Scenic Cruising on Eurodam Ships must go slowly due to the icebergs.
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Radical 35 meaning “go slowly” is 1 of 31 Kangxi radicals (214 radicals total) composed of three strokes. In the Kangxi Dictionary, there are 23 characters (out of 49,030) to be found under this radical.
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"Why David Petraeus Wants to Go Slowly on Troop Drawdowns", U.S. News & World Report January 17, 2008. Retrieved April 16, 2008.Duffy, Michael. "The Surge At Year One" Time January 31, 2008. Retrieved April 16, 2008.
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Corbett's Shaker Wild Cherry Pectoral Syrup was given approval and highly recommended by several well-known doctors. Corbett's Shaker Vegetable Family Pills were endorsed by Dr. Dixi Crosby, a physician and professor at Dartmouth College, and which medicine was said to go slowly through the intestinal canal without irritation.
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In 1981 Niven published a second and much more successful novel, Go Slowly, Come Back Quickly, which was set during and after the Second World War, and which drew on his experiences during the war and in Hollywood. He was working on a third novel at the time of his death.
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They agreed to go slowly and date. Mac fell in love with her and asked her to marry him in the middle of trying to catch an escaped Ryan. She said no at first due to her failed relationship with Frisco. After nearly being killed by Ryan, Felicia realized she loved Mac and proposed to him.
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The family sold everything they own and set out; Niels brought the gun. One night, they did not stay at an inn because the heat had made them go slowly that day, and the moon was up. They came to a crossroads in the forest and did not know which way to go. They decided to stay there.
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Next, starting in box 3, repeatedly draw a straight line that goes through to box 4. Lastly, in box 4, repeatedly draw a horizontal line. The idea here is that after each box, another layer of a line is added to each box as you go, slowly building on each other, and therefore, adding value and shading through line work.
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Safe at home, Picard and Crusher have the implants removed and share a dinner without reading each other's minds. Picard suggests that they should not be afraid to explore their feelings for one another. Crusher kisses Picard but then tells him perhaps they should be more afraid and hints that they should go slowly. They bid each other goodnight, and Crusher leaves Picard's quarters.
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Created by sculptor Barbara Grygutis, The 2nd Street entrance contains a tall aluminum sculpture of a leaf from a scarlet oak. On each side of the sculpture is a poem entitled "Journeys" composed by Dolores Kendrick, Washington's poet laureate. The poem reads: "Go slowly in taking the steps, and fast when counting stars." Grygutis also created the steel fence outside the station studded with glass leaves of various hues.
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Edith Ellis developed a feminist directing theory. In her words: “My methods differ somewhat from those of the men directors. The men like first to put the company through the rough outline of the play, the mechanics as we say, leaving the characterizations to be developed later along with details and business. I prefer to stay ‘living’ the play from the first and working out the detail as we go slowly along.
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Rushton (1967) observed the wagon-wheel effect under continuous illumination while humming. The humming vibrates the eyes in their sockets, effectively creating stroboscopic conditions within the eye. By humming at a frequency of a multiple of the rotation frequency, he was able to stop the rotation. By humming at slightly higher and lower frequencies, he was able to make the rotation reverse slowly and to make the rotation go slowly in the direction of rotation.
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Brown applied only to schools, but soon, the Court enlarged the concept to other state actions by striking down racial classification in many areas. Warren compromised by agreeing to Frankfurter's demand for the Court to go slowly in implementing desegregation. Warren used Frankfurter's suggestion for a 1955 decision (Brown II) to include the phrase "all deliberate speed." In 1956, after the Montgomery bus boycott, the Supreme Court affirmed a lower court's decision that segregated buses are unconstitutional.
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Ghatanothoa is said to be the firstborn of Cthulhu. He is infamous for his horrid appearance, and fearsome medusa-like ability, which causes a viewer's skin to become hard and leathery but preserves the brain, leaving the victim to go slowly mad trapped within an immobile shell. Among the myriad of deities worshipped in Mu, Ghatanothoa was the most respected as well as the most feared. Prior to the destruction of Mu, Ghatanothoa's cult became the most powerful on the continent.
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The car goes slowly through the station, loads riders, and then flips the car straight up, into the lift hill, which is partially very slow, but soon speeds up as the car is almost at the top. As the drop, into an airtime hill, and then up into a heartline roll, a very small hill, and then a brake run, going down into two heartline rolls, and then a magnetic trim brake run allows a car to go slowly back into the station..
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This means that Fencer Y can still pull ahead, if she scores 7 points before Fencer B scores 5. Imagine, however, things go slowly, and after three minutes the total score is 8-6. Although neither fencer reached the limit of 10 total points for this match, the next pair to fence will still be able to go as high as 15. In other words, the maximum score for each round continues increasing by 5 regardless of how many points were scored in the previous match.
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After his initial fast start, Laxman settled into a more sedate rate of scoring, while Dravid continued to go slowly. After one particularly long period without scoring a run, Dravid's next single was loudly greeted with ironic applause and he raised his bat to humorously acknowledge the crowd. Dravid made 55 while Laxman scored his third century in as many Tests at the SCG, but was fortunate to survive a close LBW call. The Australians took late wickets, removing both Laxman (109) and Dravid in quick succession to leave Tendulkar and Ganguly at the crease.
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George Wharton James, the author, described the road as an ill- fated enterprise: "The grade is frightful. For an hour or more, we go slowly up it stopping every few yards or so to give our horses breath," James wrote of a ride on the old road a half century after it was built. "It is hard enough for horses to go up this grade but to pull heavily-ladened (sic) wagons - it seems impossible, " he concluded. Later attempts to improve this road or forge other wagon roads were not successful.
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They are then made to go slowly out of sync by adding silence to one of the tapes. A new melody is formed by the interaction of the two out of sync instruments and is then accented by a third violin. This process is repeated with variations throughout the rest of the piece. The most conspicuous difference between a "live" process piece like Violin Phase and Reich's tape pieces is that the latter consist of "pure phasing", with a slow and regular rate of change, whereas the live pieces are "stepped", alternating sections of gradual dephasing with sections of temporary rhythmic stability .
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The resistance you met with strengthened you against difficulties and made you crush without reflection all that was an obstacle to your plans. You forgot that progress must go slowly, and that in striving to arrive quickly, one runs the risk of losing one's way. You persuaded yourself that by destroying everything that already existed, good or bad, you would make a perfect work and that you would then re-establish what it was useful to preserve. Led away by this desire, you have attacked the very foundations of royalty, and covered with bitterness and insult the best of kings.
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The march was continued across the rugged mountains on January 1 and 2. On January 3, the rapidly vanishing food supply and the serious condition of the troops made the situation very critical. The men were becoming ill, their clothing were in rags, their feet were swollen and bleeding, and the trail was lost. After a conference with his officers, Major Waller decided to take Lieutenant Halford and thirteen of the men who were in the best condition and push forward as rapidly as possible and send back a relief party for the main column, which was placed under the command of Captain Porter with instructions to go slowly and follow Major Waller's trail.
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" Rather than remain and go slowly bankrupt, Steele turned the newspaper over to his business manager, gathered a small amount of cash and took a ship named Taiyo Maru for Shanghai. Steele knew little about China and had no prospects for a job, but arrived just before the Japanese attack on Shanghai in 1931, and soon was hired to cover the war. Steele later explained that "one could get a very quick education" in those days because "Shanghai was an international city with its International Settlement and French Concession and a very large and lively Chinese population." He added that "it might not all be accurate, but it would certainly teach you in a very short time to take a strong position on China.
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In the May 1981 issue of Car magazine automotive journalist LJK Setright, in an article titled "Murena the marvellous", described the Murena as being "endowed with a suspension so superb that it need never go slowly". He also wrote that, although not a sprinter, when it came to sustaining high speeds on winding roads "the Murena ranks high - better than the basic Porsche 924, every bit as good as the Lancia Monte Carlo, and losing only in sheer agility to the Fiat X1/9, while it shows up the Porsche 911 as ill-balanced and inept" and went on write that this "is one of the most sweetly responsive cars that ever offered a driver a choice of how to steer through a bend." In the end he felt that the car would benefit from more power.
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This left the two McLarens behind Fisichella. Coulthard was able to pass him with 10 laps left. Schumacher took his 52nd career win, breaking Alain Prost's record of most wins ever, with Coulthard and a superb Fisichella completing the podium. The next round was in Italy, the first race after the September 11 attacks and before the race Michael Schumacher wanted all the drivers to go slowly at the first corner, due to 9/11 and a horrific accident in ChampCar the day before in which former F1 driver Alessandro Zanardi suffered serious injuries but this plan did not work out because Jacques Villeneuve and Benetton boss Flavio Briatore did not accept it. The Ferrari team ran without sponsors' logos in deference to sponsor Philip Morris and a black tip on their nose, as respect for 9/11.
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While he and subsequently her mother have been the official coaches, other mentors who helped her learn the game included Richard Williams, a Compton man who shared her father's name and would go on to found The Venus and Serena Williams Tennis/Tutorial Academy. Williams sisters at a Pam Shriver event in Baltimore, 1993 When Williams was nine, she and her family moved from Compton to West Palm Beach, Florida, so that she could attend the tennis academy of Rick Macci; Macci began to provide additional coaching. Macci did not always agree with Williams's father, but respected that "he treated his daughters like kids, allowed them to be little girls". Richard stopped sending his daughters to national junior tennis tournaments when Williams was 10 since he wanted them to go slowly and to focus on school work.
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It sold for a then record high amount: $6,400. Soon thereafter a fan sold unauthorized prints of some of the Scrooge McDuck paintings, leading Disney to withdraw permission for further paintings. To meet demand for new work Barks embarked on a series of paintings of non-Disney ducks and fantasy subjects such as Beowulf and Xerxes. These were eventually collected in the limited-edition book Animal Quackers. As the result of heroic efforts by Star Wars producer Gary Kurtz and screenwriter Edward Summer, Disney relented and, in 1981, allowed Barks to do a now seminal oil painting called "Wanderers of Wonderlands" for a breakthrough limited edition book entitled Uncle Scrooge McDuck: His Life and Times. The book collected 11 classic Barks stories of Uncle Scrooge colored by artist Peter Ledger along with a new Scrooge story by Barks done storybook style with watercolor illustrations, "Go Slowly, Sands of Time".
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