Results showed that people in expansive postures were selected as potential dates more often than those in contractive postures.
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Results showed that participants were more likely to choose people in expansive postures as someone they'd like to go on a date with than those in contractive postures.
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During the average five-minute courtship sequence, the number of postures varied between two and eight, while the number of transitions between postures varied between two and 17.
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Many of their twisted postures resemble some kind of torture.
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She admires Margaret Thatcher but postures as an economic interventionist.
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Yoga postures, or meditation, or hold hands and say Namaste.
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The bottom line: North Korea's and Iran's postures are not unique.
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Overhead fluorescent lighting, washed-out skin, slumping postures, guts sucked in.
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Those grown-up postures may yet help them in New Hampshire.
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They catch her between postures, in moments of poignant psychological wobble.
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But the bluster he postures as insight contains very few calories.
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The oldest Hindu scriptures contain almost no mention of physical postures.
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She's played by Patricia Clarkson, who clearly enjoys doing detective postures.
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Warriors danced to intimidate opponents with grimaces, chanting and aggressive postures.
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The impact on the spine increases at higher flexed postures, they add.
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The practice of yoga includes breathing exercises, postures (called asanas), and meditation.
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But there's no outsized curatorial ego here, nor idle postures of virtue.
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More frequently, he was drawn to people — their interactions, postures, and movements.
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NAMU isn't the first device to use tech to combat bad postures.
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He simplified the breathing exercises and postures, making them accessible to anyone.
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Moreover, today's generation gap is not based just on temporary intellectual postures.
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On the surface, these two strategies suggest different postures for the Democrats.
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John Oliver regularly objects to the postures and policies of President Donald Trump.
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The highlight was what Booth calls "gestural emotes," emotions triggered by specific postures.
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Maybe his posture sucks Certain postures can minimize or accentuate a person's butt.
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Congress fundraises, and postures to fundraise, to support the next fight for control.
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And men pictured in contractive postures seemed to be at a special disadvantage.
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When two people are getting along, their postures and movements mirror each other's.
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So how can millionaires have such different outlooks but such similar investment postures?
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Suboptimal muscles use leads to weaker joint support, and weird postures cause pain.
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With the summer days waning, the languid postures in his work feel relatable.
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Sure enough, people were selected more often when they were pictured in expansive postures.
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Of all the postures, there were a few that really felt amazing for her.
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Ms. Smalis's postures come closer to those of a ballet dancer at the barre.
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Octopuses can also adopt intimidating or submissive postures to go with the color change.
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However, at times, the 150 postures in PraiseMoves can look a lot like yoga.
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That he can pull off both postures with equal effectiveness demonstrates Jidenna's natural flexibility.
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They rely on muscle flexing, dictation and unilateralism, which are mere postures, not strategy.
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Her animated line tells us about their postures, how their arms rest on the table.
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Alexis made flouting entertainment-industry norms into a fine art of words, outfits, and postures.
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Sometimes he would stand behind them and lift their arms into the postures he wanted.
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With words no longer an option, they must interpret Whitney's postures and occasional hand signals.
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"I don't blame people for loving the 26 postures and 2 breathing exercises," Lawler says.
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"Capoeira is about the postures we take toward life," said Díaz Ortiz, the Fulbright fellow.
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Some find an appealing treatment in the relaxation, bodily postures and breath control of yoga.
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The Whole Foods and IQVIA cases came to the appellate courts in quite different postures.
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Mr. Washington came around adjusting our postures and assisting our twisted bodies into deep release.
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In one 1927 drawing, Corbusier outlined typical sitting and lounging postures without proposing actual designs.
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The lines between jest and truth, assumed postures and bona fide feelings are hazy here.
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We also mentioned the plethora of regional crises, not always that our postures dovetail exactly.
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Many were inclined to view the president's most extreme positions as just aggressive bargaining postures.
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Instead, he postures and squirms and struggles to come up with anything novel to say.
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In a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers found that body postures involving widespread limbs and a stretched torso nearly doubles the odds of success compared with closed postures involving limbs held close to the torso, hunched over.
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Not surprisingly, as the date for the summit drew closer, the North quickly switched negotiating postures.
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Because of this belief in the reptile-like dinosaurs, they were portrayed in energy-saving postures.
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When it's time to change postures, the desk will prompt the shift via a soft buzz.
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Covered in blood and dust, the pressure of the rubble holding their final postures in place.
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Children in her paintings appear at ease, about to move; their postures look awkward, and accurate.
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They were forced to sit on plastic stools in rigid postures for hours at a time.
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It's not always that our postures dovetail exactly, and yet the overlapping and mutual interests abound.
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Not great for a country that still postures as a 'liberal exception' in the Arab world.
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The drawing is rudimentary, with just enough definition to make all the figures and their postures distinctive.
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Instead, I regularly hear absurdities like jumping into postures breaks up cancer or headstands reverse gray hair.
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Hill works to amplify the movements and postures of her fellow dancers to create visually stunning tableaus.
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There is often a sense of defeat pervading their work, a willingness to hazard postures of failure.
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These symptoms get worse with repetitive work tasks and the unnatural postures necessary to ink someone effectively.
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It's damaging our backs to the point that it could eventually require surgery to correct our postures.
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Dogs show fear through body postures like turning the head away, pacing, yawning or licking their lips.
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I might add text to the photos to note her feelings and the meanings behind the postures.
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Instead, I regularly hear absurdities like jumping into postures breaks up cancer or headstands reverse gray hair.
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They seem frozen, contorted into various postures and expressions of outrage toward the woman at the center.
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The postures have changed and updated throughout the years, but the general idea has stayed the same.
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Countries like Germany, Britain and France have reconsidered their defense postures, often also lightly increasing military spending.
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The subject matter appeared to be, if their postures were to be trusted, of the utmost importance.
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We were back in "he said, she said" territory, with everyone retreating to their well-worn postures.
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And many large polluters pulled back into defensive postures, unwilling to go it alone with bold proclamations.
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But Putin's bad-boy geopolitics and military postures are wasting assets already beginning to prove to be liabilities.
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Churning out large and small-scaled tattoos, his straining postures have landed him appointments to see a chiropractor.
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One third of these studies included only yoga breathing exercises, and the rest included breathing, postures, and meditation.
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Her deliberate, unpredictable, and dynamic postures rebelled against conventional rules about how we move our bodies in public.
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They were covered in blood and dust, the pressure of the rubble holding their final postures in place.
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Researchers have shown that open, physically confident postures give you an attraction advantage when you first meet someone.
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Such "power postures" convey dominance and willingness to share those traits with others, study co-author Tanya Vacharkulksemsuk said.
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The past two Republican presidential nominees (Governor Romney and Senator McCain) were both known quantities with identifiable policy postures.
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It's as if a zone is staked out for a variety of ideas and postures to flex and interact.
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Instead, the large mammals use imposing postures and vocalizations to settle a dispute, and exert dominance over another bear.
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At least in person he knew to tilt his face into postures of interest, taming his little mannequin body.
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The variety of yoga that has taken off in countries outside India emphasizes physical postures, movements, and controlled breathing.
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Many of the postures practiced in yoga today appear to have emerged in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Those figures' emotionless, featureless faces incur anonymity, though their postures are regal, which yields a body that is objectified.
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Though heterosexual marriage is a more traditional choice than ever, he postures as if it is a progressive triumph.
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I have always loved observing people—their postures, their behavior—and I like photographing them just as they are.
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I start with meditation, then stand on my head for about 10 minutes and then go through various postures.
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They're at a diner in Medford, N.J., singing Smiths songs, sharing disco fries, trying on the postures of adulthood.
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We also mentioned a plethora of regional crises, not always that our postures dovetail, and yet mutual interests abound.
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Most of those studies looked at the legs, which are affected the most by our postures, upright or not.
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"No," he laughs, adding that suspension bondage is mainly about pain—not necessarily from the ropes, but from the postures.
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These work-related injuries often occur because of overwork, excessive exposure to vibration, bending, twisting and adopting awkward body postures.
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Gundlach, Ivascyn and Minerd have also played defense with their interest-rate postures, keeping their respective portfolios at shorter durations.
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Chen also notes that he frequently hunches over clients in awkward postures that may cause strain on his own body.
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It's part of a group of movement disorders characterized by involuntary muscle contractions that cause strange, repetitive motions and postures.
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Such postures hardly make for better government whether in Treasury or the Interior Department or the FDA, quite the opposite.
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Scientists call it the " chameleon effect": We tend to like conversation partners that mimic our postures, mannerisms, and facial expressions.
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While the postures readily suggest complete scenarios, in reality what is being presented is the stuff of CSI crime scenes.
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Choudhury allegedly forced Genthner's legs into yoga postures and laughed at her while telling her: "You are a yogini!" she alleged.
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She has tried different types of yoga over the years, but hatha yoga ("the practice of physical postures") is her favorite.
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The so-called neural network can sense people&aposs postures and movement even from the outside of a building or room.
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For each work, the artist photographed himself in different outfits, hairstyles, and postures, then photoshopped the images into a single composition.
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As we bargained back and forth for several minutes, we were constantly shifting our postures, gaze, and position from one another.
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A central rotunda still contains four famously controversial statues depicting white men clad in gold-painted raiment in arrogantly paternalistic postures.
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A male mannequin with similar capabilities is underway, as well as arms, lower legs, feet and different postures and spine curves.
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He spends several hours watching his patients move, and identifies the specific motions, postures, and loads that trigger their back pain.
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Many may say WannaCry will be the wake-up call to help move both defensive postures and policy beyond incremental change.
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And while Haftar postures as a freedom-fighter, he exhorts his so-called Libyan National Army to carry out 'extrajudicial killings'.
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And the feeling was that he belonged to an earlier, artier generation that took its provocative intellectual postures far too seriously.
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They include holding an erect posture, walking purposefully, steepling and palm-down hand gestures, and generally open and expansive body postures.
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We began to shoot the postures I had in mind, but her poses slowly morphed into a decidedly more stalwart figure.
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Even the Yoga Sutras, the so-called bible of yoga, include only a few short verses suggesting comfortable postures for sitting.
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The minute details of the couple's hand gestures and postures — where and what they touch — are the carriers of psychological content.
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The gentle cadence of their breathing bathes the space in a soft but constant energy as they flow through different postures.
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The horses probably perished soon after the volcanic explosion, with their frozen postures suggesting they had been unable to wrest free.
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By conserving her back muscles, going flat would allow her to continue doing her favorite yoga postures: head and arm stands.
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Composed entirely of portraits of relatives, friends, and Aix-en-Provence locals, the collection is void of smiles or demonstrative postures.
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If the app becomes more robust, it could be something piano players could use to refine their hand and body postures.
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There's a lovely ease in their postures, an intimacy in the way the father rests his hand on his daughter's leg.
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As if gathered for a meeting, the men surround two white, oval tables, their postures attentive but relaxed, expectant yet inactive.
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So she contributed a photograph of Poa wearing a powder blue tracksuit and demonstrating one of the 36 postures in her practice.
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My personal teaching philosophy has led me to give very detailed verbal cues and to demonstrate the postures with my own body.
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By contrast, people will take open, relaxed postures or lean toward you when you've made them feel comfortable and equal to you.
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Trump's possible ignorance of the effects of his U.S.-oriented postures on the rest of the world helps fuel anger toward him.
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As players continue being judged by their postures during "The Star-Spangled Banner," perhaps it is fair to turn the lens around.
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We mentioned a plethora of regional crises, not always that our postures dovetail exactly, and yet the overlapping and mutual interests abound.
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They discussed what postures to adopt, when to drop or mount a "transit mask" and how to create a psychic force field.
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Nadi X is a range of yoga pants from Sydney-based brand Wearable X, which vibrate to guide wearers into correct yoga postures.
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As much as Thiel postures as a civil rights defender, he's not funding a lawsuit for Heather Clem, Hogan's partner in the tape.
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It features what look to be a determined couple of Toucans, birds of a feather, perched in protective postures with their human charges.
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The way in which these two bodies approach one another is determined by food, and they express themselves only through gestures and postures.
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While there's not a much research to back up this claim, twisting postures are often recommended to relieve abdominal pain and aid digestion.
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The irony is that YALI provides a way out of the labyrinth of Cold War–style postures that have plagued U.S.-Africa relations.
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The two groups were dressed identically, which lead researchers to hypothesize that the birds were recognizing them by facial features and body postures.
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Breathing techniques and postures used in yoga can also help detach from the perceived trauma of the situation, helping calm your friend's nerves.
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A team from Alaska Pacific University, led by David Sheel, found that octopuses adopting similar hues and postures are more likely to fight.
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More recently, however, she has turned the camera onto others, mostly women, who are mostly in the nude and frozen into symbolic postures.
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Their postures had changed in a way that made them part of Day's circle—and actually, looking around, they weren't the only ones.
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Government organizations with the strongest security postures included Clark County, Nevada, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, and the Hennepin County Library in Minnesota.
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Namaste is part of several yoga postures, but it is also the traditional way in which the people of India greet each other.
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In the midst of these swirling sights and sounds stands a reedy, bearded man, whose angular postures suggest both unusual pliability and fragility.
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Even the early audition videos showed a strange willingness to smash authentic expression together with carefully scripted postures in service of a concept.
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The experts called for a new policy under which the United States cooperated with allies to deter Chinese military aggression through "defensive-oriented" postures.
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Far from adding to their mystique (could one imagine Jordan Peterson as a sex symbol?) it actually helps chip away at their threatening postures.
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Some cling to leaves, others curl up around sticks, frozen in their tiny death postures like the now-fossilized humans who couldn't escape Pompeii.
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Christina Ebert honed in instead on shape — specifically, the various body postures of feminine sculptures in the museum's South and Southeast Asian art galleries.
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Then, imagine a group of teenagers dancing, synchronously, yet they are allowed to have their own unique postures every now and then as well.
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There are issues where our postures diverge, and we are looking for ways to reconcile our differences; how to make our effort more meaningful.
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Whoever posts as Q postures as a government insider with a high-level "Q" security clearance and an enigmatic connection to Trump's inner circle.
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There are issues where our postures diverge, and we are looking for ways to reconcile our differences, how to make our effort more meaningful.
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Choice will also play a role in how the story takes shape, though the emphasis is on "actions and postures" as opposed to dialogue.
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The trailer made it look like a sniffy BBC costume drama your parents might watch on Sunday night, all perfect postures and drab colors.
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" He warned that protectionist postures run the risk of becoming "a cycle of tit-for-tat, a race to the bottom, where all sides lose.
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Central to how this all works is Microsoft's idea of "postures," which is the term the company uses for the various modes Windows 22020X supports.
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She assumes a series of postures that leave her unable to meaningfully engage with her daughter, sister or manager, the only constants in her life.
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Their lighthearted approach to challenging postures kept me going through the two hour-long class (and helped me power through my soreness the next day).
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Also causing adverse events were: the shoulder stand, postures that required putting one or both feet behind the head, the lotus position, and forceful breathing.
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With crossed arms and solemn faces, family and friends congregated up and down the street where the coffins lay, their faces stricken and postures resigned.
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At the same time, he postures as a victim, vacillating between venomous outcries at his foes and the desperate need for validation from his fans.
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Exhibited in a museum or gallery, Ms. Thomas's photo might be taken as a comment on the different postures and personas available to black women.
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Both sides have said they wish to avoid a full-out war over the fraught situation in the Gulf region but have adopted tough postures.
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The discovery of the four-legged Ledumahadi means sauropod evolution didn't follow a straight, simple path, and that sauropods evolved four-legged postures as least twice.
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For the same study, researchers set up profiles for men and women on a GPS-based dating app, showing them in both expansive and contractive postures.
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But it's also about different ways of being a Native man, and which sorts of actions and postures toward the past make a man a leader.
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"Device manufacturers carry the onus of protecting their users by building strong privacy and security postures into the product design in the first place," says Iliushin.
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I think that's why I like painting still lifes, because it shows so much about a person and their interest without showing somebody's face or postures.
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"Julia has always shaken off the stiff and limiting postures of ladylike behavior, not only to make us laugh but to make us free," Jacobson said.
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It could also, over time, drive both South Korea and Japan, as well as countries farther afield such as Vietnam, to reconsider their non-nuclear postures.
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Founded in 2003, Trinayan Dance Collective performs the Odissi style of Indian dance, which emphasizes twisted postures and precise, wavelike hands; and largely addresses religious themes.
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The end deposits Marie back at home, the mansion undisturbed — but, quivering on the floor, she's no longer innocent, her postures ones of sex and childbirth.
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To capture some of the trademark agility of these predators, Silva developed the models with 26 points of articulation allowing for a variety of different postures.
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We like to dance while DJing, not hands in the air, Michael Jackson, Christ like postures, but just enjoying the music and connecting with the crowd.
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She postures that Serena Williams is so angry or so upset over Sharapova's 2004 Wimbledon win that it's driven her to beat Sharapova over and over.
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The practice of yoga involves breathing, meditation and postures, sometimes physically challenging ones and sometimes poses that are challenging in their simplicity — like just being still.
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Cut down to about an hour, the play still worked, with vivid physical comedy — manga-like expressive postures — to match the sheer ebullience of Molière's comedy.
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A man jokingly "climbs" into a painted plane; hipsters in sunglasses imitate the postures of James Brown and Elvis Presley; ladies lounge in elegant, traditional finery.
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Almost uniformly dressed in white, the cast also employed stylized postures to convey the story; as Damayanti, Micari was especially compelling, wide-eyed and smoothly elegant.
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He tells you about his bouts with depression and anxiety within the first 15 minutes of meeting him and very overtly postures himself as 'emotional' and 'introverted'.
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"These supply chain concerns could extend well beyond telco and antivirus to a whole host of other things as certain nations take more aggressive postures," Kalember says.
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Drop your knees out in a cobbler's or butterfly pose to release your groins and hips; if hip mobility is limited, additional hip-opening postures are recommended.
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Through gestures, postures, and props in bright, vivid colors, taken from local popular culture, she creates a visual language that reflects her deep knowledge of Colombian idiosyncrasies.
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Centre-right and centre-left parties in many European countries have taken similar approaches, striking half-hearted anti-immigrant and anti-EU postures to defend their flanks.
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The Baltics may indeed believe Vladimir Putin's tanks could roil across their borders at any moment, but if so, their militaries' postures certainly don't reflect this concern.
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It doesn't help that many yoga postures are intended to aid in digestion and specifically help you pass gas, explains Kyle Filley, a yoga instructor in Brooklyn.
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Harrison's attempted takedown leaves out much about Didion's reporting prowess, particularly Didion's ability to convey an atmosphere in which her ideas and postures can flex and interact.
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Miles's body in particular takes on an almost talismanic power, and Bible is careful in his attention to its postures, strength and states of dress and undress.
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Perched at the edge of Manhattan and facing the Westside Highway, Via 57 West postures itself as an experimental prototype, at this stage more symbolic than pragmatic.
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The movie stars, rappers, and models are invariably smiling, cheerful; some sing or dance, the women with suggestive postures, the men in dark glasses and fur coats.
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The juxtaposition of contemporary urban culture with centuries-old postures and wallpaper-like backgrounds make for bold paintings, of which Obama's is Wiley's most famous to date.
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A recent study found that participants who connected breath to yoga postures showed significant improvements in their sustained attention compared to those who didn't focus on breathing.
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These official postures are perplexing, because these students are embodying exactly the sort of citizenship a university is meant to help shape: active, committed, informed, clear-eyed.
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So we're thinking about counter-party risk, about the complexity of portfolio, about reducing our exposures to southern peripheral Europe, maintaining those postures while these events unfold.
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The study suggests that "sustained aberrant postures associated with the emergence and extensive use of hand-held contemporary technologies, such as smartphones and tablets," are to blame.
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The training I underwent consisted of classes twice a day and hours spent in "posture clinics" memorizing and perfecting the dialogue that accompanies each of the 213 postures.
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Each is shaped differently, allowing users to find one that best accommodates their smartphone-fiddling postures—but the body is always somehow cradled, the neck snugly at rest.
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Dogs might be picking up on cues beyond scent, such as detecting certain behaviors, movements, or postures in their epileptic owners prior to the onset of a seizure.
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"It happened really spontaneously during a creative shoot in which I was working on creating body postures that created an illusion that would be mind bending," AnaHell said.
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The comic is deceptively simple and light-hearted, but on repeat readings, Jonesy's shifting postures when the trading post owner rejects his wool are both subtle and exact.
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We're sure to learn more about the new advisor's various postures quickly, as Bolton stirs up bipartisan anxiety around U.S. foreign policy, particularly in Iran and North Korea.
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By now we are all familiar with Justin Trudeau, Canada's woke prime minister, he who preens and postures in public about not being pushed around by President Trump.
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They have been given the expected period-defining costumes (by Susan Hilferty) and hair styles, but it's their postures and poses that most evocatively place them in time.
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The mannequins Clark will use, in a suite of subtle postures, are a classic type called Schlappi, used most famously by Diana Vreeland at the Met Costume Institute.
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Another study, led by David Williams of the University of Washington, suggested that pigeons navigate their surroundings using various flight postures, determined by the positioning of their wings.
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Yet the postures of its awe-struck participants, who huddle together in a teary mass, bring to mind a writhing tower of damned flesh out of Hieronymus Bosch.
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Once ISIS carnage claimed headlines and a presidential election drew near, both party establishments found ways to work around their own budget hawks and take "strong on defense" postures.
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In Novogrodovka, he strode around the barracks mimicking NATO assault postures—reloading while running, peering around buildings—and scrolled obsessively through US Army manuals on his phone for fun.
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Strengthening the posterior, or backside, of the body is a tried and true way to shore up any front-to-back muscle imbalances and encourage healthier postures, Souliere says.
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Annual risk assessments, commonplace for many organizations, are insufficient at protecting critical infrastructure: they do not ensure continuous visibility into security postures and leave gaping holes of opportunity. Rep.
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Wallace postures and invokes the Civil War, while Kennedy; his brother Robert, at the time the attorney general; and Nicholas Katzenbach, the deputy attorney general, map their legal strategy.
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In fact, The Iranian regime's anti-American postures, its crusade against Israel, its firm determination to eradicate the Jewish state and its institutionalized antisemitism are appealing to these groups.
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No trees in America are more beaten down than the cottonwood trees of the central plains, chastised by ice storm and fire and wind into postures of broken supplication.
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These postures are full of moral gulches and vast hypocrisies – many were exposed in WikiLeak's publication of U.S. State Department cables – but everyone knows how the game is played.
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In terms of body language, sadder stories were also strongly associated with increased fidgeting and cardiovascular activity, as well as certain postures like putting one's hands on one's face.
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"As women leaders in politics, in a state that postures itself as a leader in justice and equality, you might assume our experience has been different," the letter said.
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Critic's Pick Clementine Creevy, the songwriter, singer and guitarist who leads Cherry Glazerr, has unabashedly grown up in public, claiming allegiances and postures on the way to finding herself.
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He has shunned and denigrated America's traditional allies and cozied up to America's traditional enemies, in one of the most bewildering presidential postures the country may ever have seen.
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Four are about to lift her bier — you can sense from their postures that they are anticipating its weight — while others whisper among themselves or stare in numbed sorrow.
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In this version, Leontes becomes, in effect, the director of his own self-tormenting fantasies, arranging the bodies of the other performers into postures that confirm his worst theories.
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While the United States postures to look tough against Russia, we are only punishing American companies and jeopardizing international business partnerships that need not be part of this mix.
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"Our hypothesis that it could be caused by poor postures associated with hand-held technologies led to debate that unfortunately overshadowed the significance of the findings," the duo said.
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The world is dark and postures are slumped as people trudge around in floor-length puffer coats, hunching inward for warmth like a dreary colony of sun-starved caterpillars.
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One backdrop is a black-backed but brightly floral toile, another a washy slate gray; against them the subjects mostly stand gazing at the camera in unposed, naturalistic postures.
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And you don't need to go to a 60-minute class to reap the benefits; just five minutes a day of restorative postures at home can have a profound effect.
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Today, however, Trump got a bit more specific about the digital security postures he would favor as president—and set a new benchmark for a hawkish approach the online world.
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So future trumpet players hoping to emulate Miles Davis could experience how their playing would sound in virtual recreations of all kinds of different performance spaces — odd postures and all.
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Lots of people prefer hot yoga because they say the heat allows them to experience a deeper stretch from yoga postures than in a regular-temperature room, Dr. Hunter says.
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Trump's "postures and positions … clearly represent a threat to the future of Mexico," Peña Nieto said at a town hall on Thursday, a day after meeting with the GOP nominee.
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However, the meeting will be timely for the two sides to negotiate some meaningful progress so that Pyongyang is held back from taking "risky and destabilizing nuclear postures," said Zhao.
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She would stop people on a Lower East Side street or in a park, and talk to them, and start to shoot, capturing a wide range of postures and expressions.
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He plays with inflections, rhythms, expressions, postures and bearings to make his identical Howards utterly distinct, and at the same time he gives each one flashes of the other's personality.
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Gerald and Piggie appear against a plain white background, so that the reader's attention is on the expressiveness of their relative postures, the tilt of their ears, of their eyebrows.
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Washington needs to keep that fact firmly in mind as it makes diplomatic decisions, postures forces, imposes sanctions, and otherwise engages in global statecraft in the months and years ahead.
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The subjects' awareness of their own mortality is reflected in their intertwining postures: the mother embraces her son as if she was trying to protect him from the inevitable death.
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All the hallmarks of their work — studio settings, transistor radios and old TV sets, boxing gloves, motorcycles, and of course, formal postures and expressions that contradict the party setting — were present.
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He's also taken some aggressive public postures at the FDA on combatting the opioid epidemic and speeding the approvals of generic drugs, as a way to lower costs through more competition.
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Instead of relying on preset poses and emotions for each character, users are able to click and drag character limbs into new postures and can customize eyes, ears, noses and hairstyles.
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Clinton seemed to borrow enough "no more for-profit prisons" and economic populism postures from Sanders that one almost expected him to run out onstage with a folding chair, WWF-style.
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A Madonna and child, wizened to the point where their awkward postures resemble a Rublev or Dionisius ikon pose on a backless plastic bench in the great hall of some airport.
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The previous productions — the martial masterpieces "Julius Caesar" and the "Henry IV" plays — may have offered more piercing insights into Shakespeare's perceptions of masculinity, as actresses manned up into macho postures.
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For those who aren't squarely of the millennial generation, it can be difficult to adjust to the postures and reflexes of woke culture, particularly as it is voiced on social media.
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Once aware of their counterproductive habits, students are given the opportunity to experience alternative movements, postures and behaviors and, through practice, create new habits that are less likely to cause pain.
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ISPR called the test "a manifestation of the strategy of measured response to nuclear strategies and postures being adopted in Pakistan's neighborhood," which could be read as a veiled reference to India.
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To test the hypothesis in online dating, researchers took six heterosexual people and set up two profiles for each person, one with photos in expansive poses, another showing them in contractive postures.
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In that debate, Gabbard butted heads with Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, over their foreign policy postures, demonstrating another moment in which she bucked the party's perspective and favored nonintervention.
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Upon entering, she opened her arms out, as if to accept a really big hug—modeling the first of a couple postures I was to assume during the two-part spray process.
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The way these two bodies approach and fit together is determined by the food and it is a behavior that is expressed without words (except crying), but only by gestures and postures.
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Studies have shown that individuals who sit up straighter are more likely to view themselves as having strong leadership skills, whereas those with hunched postures have higher risks of feeling easily stressed.
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INTERNATIONAL: From "what next" with Iran and North Korea nuclear postures to the uncertainties of reckoning with China on trade, this is a Washington week filled with complex next steps and questions.
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This is true, even — and especially — of Ms. McNamara's bendy-bodied, bespectacled Jane, whose expressions and postures exude the effect of deft, single-stroke line drawings of antic attitudes frozen in midgesture.
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Going on a hiking trip by myself in the Alps was also a way of testing the postures of Beauvoir, whose thinking about sexuality and gender had become increasingly influential to me.
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Central banks across the globe adopted tightening postures, with the U.S. Federal Reserve keeping its interest rates unchanged last week but likely to remain on track to increase borrowing costs in September.
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Instead it catalogs, by means of changing postures, hairstyles, clothing and expressions, a range of human possibility that feels very much rooted in the present moment, whatever that moment happens to be.
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The story illustrated how imperfect information, aggressive defense postures and minutes-long response times brought both sides hurtling toward possible nuclear war — a set of dynamics that can feel disconcertingly familiar today.
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Though it postures itself as a feminist, progressive lifestyle brand, Goop enforces the same insecurities traditional advertising tells women they should have: that their bodies are too fat, too old, and ultimately, undesirable.
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Further, the combination of wheeled motion with articulating legs provides a new paradigm of mobility by enabling faster walking speeds, unique dynamic driving postures and torsional control at the end of each leg.
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If you walk into your typical chess event and look around the room, you'll see humans, mostly male, sitting in contorted postures, enraptured by the geometric cage fights they are caught up in.
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Imagine a situation in a bank where silent alarms can be triggered not with the press of a button but automatically when the smart camera system detects aggressive body postures, or running motions.
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Once the arms had been thoroughly stretched, students dropped into thigh-shredding duckwalks and dips, and then began to articulate their arms, down to their fingers, until a flow of dramatic postures emerged.
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The explosion-in-a-Necco-factory sets and costumes (by Santo Loquasto) and the eccentric Gower Champion choreography, restaged by Warren Carlyle, continue to astonish; you actually gasp at the hats and postures.
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Some commentators point to the comforting possibility that his reversals mean that Mr. Trump is growing in office, adapting postures born of ignorance or political calculus as he meets the realities of governing.
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The vibrant postures that Keats captured in his Caldecott Medal-winning picture book were inspired by a series of photographs of an expressive African-American boy that appeared in Life magazine in 1940.
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"This four-minute audio-visual piece is based on independent assessments of current US and Russian force postures, nuclear war plans, and nuclear weapons targets," Researchers said on a website explaining the video.
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Stripped near-nude, Choudhury delights chat-show audiences as he gives his sales pitch about the myriad benefits of the particular sequence of yoga postures and breathing exercises he claims to have invented.
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E-Commerce Guide by CNN Underscored: Six yoga essentials to help motivate your practice Downward dog Downward dog is one of the most recognized traditional yoga postures, but it's not necessarily the easiest.
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But as we react to and evaluate his new foreign policy postures, we must acknowledge that in reiterating his support for America's military presence in this region, he follows in well-worn GOP footsteps.
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"I think the concerns were more that people would try to copyright exercise systems, or combinations of yoga postures, which are traditional," says Jennifer Lantz, an intellectual property and trademark lawyer with Haynes & Boone.
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This means it can take on a number of different postures, including an upright wheeled position (best for for quick movement) and a crouched "spider" mode, which gives it more stability when operating tools.
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Instead of a reduction of the original, Odyr's imagined barnyard world adds to the depth of the characters: His pigs, horses, sheep and hens have expressive faces and postures, revealing both sweetness and malevolence.
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Emerging from the massage spot, we walked around her block and strolled through Seward Park, where kids played basketball and elderly Chinese men and women moved through their Tai Chi postures with slow purpose.
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And many of the 48% who voted to remain look on in concern as the government postures that if its deal is not accepted by Parliament, Britain will depart on even more economically damaging terms.
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Trump has said the supplies should provide European allies with an alternative to Russian energy and his Energy Secretary Rick Perry has called the exports "freedom gas," postures that have drawn criticism from Russian officials.
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Iran is also an issue where current policy is manifestly failing, with the "maximum pressure" campaign resulting only in harder-line Iranian postures regarding nuclear matters, activity in the Middle East, and domestic Iranian politics.
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"Just the threat of such a strike could be destabilizing, if it drives concerned U.S. allies such as South Korea and Japan to increase their military spending and reconsider their non-nuclear postures," Haas noted.
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Then, along came Kehinde Wiley, a 40-year-old artist with a history of subverting those same staid ideas of masculinity, race, and power, who is known for painting Black men and women in heroic postures.
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Not surprisingly, the way that he is handling the post-report period, with grandiose claims of presidential authority and aggressive postures toward the legislative branches, are confirming the worst impressions to come out of Mueller's investigation.
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Beijing has learned over the years to expect U.S. candidates to make anti-China postures while they're campaigning, so Chinese leaders have learned to reserve judgement until a new president has settled into office, experts said.
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The tension in their postures prompted observations about how much more relaxed she and Obama always seemed, but there was another point of comparison — a weirder one — if President George W. Bush came into the picture.
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If all Republicans want to talk about is impeachment, the Democratic advertising effort postures an alternate reality where the only thing on people's minds in Washington is health care, drug costs and fighting for better wages.
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Choudhury published a book in 1979 with descriptions, photographs and drawings of his signature 26 postures and two breathing exercises yoga sequence, which is practiced in a room heated to 105 degrees Fahrenheit (41 degrees Celsius).
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The supporting ensemble of musclemen are required to simulate battle postures with an awkwardness that is all the more surprising since they've been overseen by the usually inspired Steven Hoggett ("Black Watch"), the movement director here.
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His and Vindman's postures represent a stark contrast with that of Charles Kupperman, a former Bolton aide who was deemed by the White House to be "absolutely immune" from testifying because of his proximity to Trump.
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The host, Eric Bolling, is seated in a chair before a shuffling frieze of partygoers, who are trying to not look at the camera but not trying very hard, smiles and postures fixed in self-awareness.
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This part of the app is very robust, with slow-motion and side-by-side options, as well as the ability to put one video over another so you can directly compare footage of swings or postures.
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For one thing, some of it is very funny, as in a tableau positioning two porcelain figurines of colonial-era gentry before a regal, glowering jet-black face looming above them, their graceful postures bespeaking total incomprehension.
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It certainly offers the opportunity to review the premise of total life-as-art as a relentless, consumerist drive requiring a philosophic element that anti-capitalist criticism, a-historical art curation, and anti-art postures do not possess.
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The rest of the team began to slowly transition from their workplace postures: Some started pouring a low-alcohol aperitif, previously launched by Gin Lane, that's marketed toward people who wanted to be social but not get wasted.
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The researchers believe the rules of attraction hold just as true for humans as they do for animals, and that expansive postures signal not only dominance but openness to sharing resource held by dominant members of a society.
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Founder Bikram Choudhury, who built a worldwide following with classes of 26 yoga postures in rooms heated to 105 degrees Fahrenheit (40.6°C), has been accused of sexual assault by his yoga practitioners, students, instructors and teacher trainees.
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Why it matters: Recent appearances suggest that the announced candidates are seeking to signal aggressive postures on global warming while simultaneously preventing themselves from getting politically tethered to specific aspects of the sweeping climate and jobs resolution. Sen.
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Since its initial discovery, it has gone through several iterations of body plans and postures, but we were all thrown for quite a loop when a paper was published this year stating it was a quadupedal, semiaquatic theropod.
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Dugan's subjects are posed in formal, often classical postures, though her portraits evoke strong, individual personalities with a focus on expressive faces and specific, evocative choices in clothing and locations — often lush Edenic landscapes or deeply personal interiors.
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As the opening acts The Elwins and Gabrielle Shonk played their sets (both excellent), I couldn't help but scan the crowd for the telltale dad traits: Confused and under-practiced dancing; exhausted postures; un-ironic and mistimed high fives.
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In the images displayed in the downstairs sitting rooms, Jackson is outfitted in period dress and lays herself out in postures of repose, her impassive face staring at the viewer steadily accepting the viewer's gaze as her rightful due.
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The report also said Britain should distance itself from the United States' "destabilizing postures" on the Arab-Israeli conflict and give serious consideration to recognizing Palestine as a state to show it is committed to the two-state solution.
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The report also said Britain should distance itself from the United States' "destabilising postures" on the Arab-Israeli conflict and give serious consideration to recognising Palestine as a state to show it is committed to the two-state solution.
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Crouched at the front of the stage, one man washes another's supine body; behind them, eight others lie in what look like bunk beds, two towers of four, shifting between postures of rest and exertion (fetal positions, plank positions).
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In the past, Weiss has talked about taking long walks, barre class at Physique1003 and Katonah yoga class, a gentle form of yoga that emphasizes holding postures rather than flowing through them, at the studio Sky Ting for exercise.
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Both Hot Chip, which released its debut album in 5123, and Simian Mobile Disco, whose debut album arrived in 2007, have addressed that question from multiple angles, juggling analog nostalgia and digital proficiency, self-conscious directness and ironic postures.
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At the end of the class, everyone seems exhausted by the time we lie down on our mats for savasana, or corpse pose, having performed—or at least attempted—some of yoga's most lusted-after postures including headstands and handstands.
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Again, people in different phases and conditions of life deserve to have well-fitted clothes: older people who have bent forward over time, or people in wheelchairs who have adopted new postures or whose bodies have adapted to a recumbent position.
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"Playing together builds up its own bond, perhaps more of a bond than at a theological level, where set groups start off from very clear postures and are trying to work together," said Father Eamon, the manager of the Vatican team.
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As the policies on North Korea, Iran and Venezuela have failed to produce the outcomes he wants, Mr. Trump could end up blaming Mr. Bolton and Mr. Pompeo — both hawks who advocate aggressive postures that have less appeal to the president.
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Our columnist says that as players are judged for their postures during the anthem, it might be fair to turn the lens on the fans, particularly those in line for the restroom or at the concession stand as it plays.
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Everyone else — and I mean everyone, including the thunderous ghost of Hamlet's father (Steve Hartland); a Polonius who postures like a matinee idol manqué (Nick Dunning); and his fire-breathing son, Laertes (Gavin Drea) — is filled with surprises and insights.
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A taping of ASS, the narrative framework for the piece, is frequently interrupted by commercials, like one for an extermination service offering to rid citizens' lawns of "pesky refugees," and terror alerts from The Network instructing civilians to adopt ridiculous defensive postures.
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While the former is broken up into four levels or "series" of increasingly levels of difficulty, Rocket disrupts this regimented formula by combining and reworking the primary and intermediate series and throwing in key postures from the advanced third and fourth series.
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" One of the frequently cited papers says it in the abstract: "We hypothesize EEOP [enlarged external occipital protuberance] may be linked to sustained aberrant postures associated with the emergence and extensive use of hand-held contemporary technologies, such as smartphones and tablets.
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Bikram Choudhury built a worldwide following with classes of 26 yoga postures in rooms heated to 105 degrees Fahrenheit (40.6 C). The method was embraced by celebrities including George Clooney, Beyonce and Madonna, according to a Bikram Yoga blog post several years ago.
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While I know that there are many respectful and well-meaning teachers who do choose to correct students' alignment in the yoga postures, I don't feel it is the strongest way of teaching a student how to communicate with their own body.
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Striking oddly playful and audacious postures with lamps in their hands or a snake wound around their legs, or even freezing in the midst of a yogic posture, these unconventional female depictions portrayed in strident colors are brimful of poise and empowerment.
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The idea is that every method of generating composite images emphasizes some feature of the repetitious event being documented (family dinners, in the group's experiments): what changes, what stays the same, what constitute habits, what people are there, what postures and actions are taken.
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Taken together these photos and the video of the dancers make up a portrait — not of black men, but of the artist's anxiety, curiosity, and conscious effort to mine the culture around him for images and postures he can use to imagine being for himself.
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Many of these stories, then, are stalked by the memory of an age of revolution: the shrieking climax and thudding bathos, the militant action and miserable defeat, the struck postures and private sacrifice—all the desperate palpitations of a heart hurled at the world.
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It would mean weathering hostility from partisans, and abandoning the outdated and false notion that provisional postures of appeasement will magically temper the worst of Republican impulses and lead to some bipartisan reversion to a fantasy consensus that never existed in the first place.
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" The letter asks Coats to "consider whether the CIA's efforts to promote this nomination are in keeping with the best interests of the intelligence community, and whether additional steps are warranted to review the public affairs postures of each component of the intelligence community.
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While each presentation had its own distinct appeal, Tagliaferri's eye was drawn to a lot of the same features time and time again: his camera caught the models and men at the shows beneath their necklines, focusing on their taut physiques and their swaggering postures.
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Facing each other, Rabbi Schwartz and Mr. Azoulay alternately adopted opposing postures meant to represent the extremes of modern Jewish and Israeli masculinity: One was bent over, as if studying in a yeshiva; the other upright, chest thrust out like a soldier or farmer.
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Many of the characters in his two 11-by-22-foot canvases borrow the guise, postures, or expressions from protagonists of European and North American works in the Met's collection, in particular ethnographic and romantic portrayals of Native American subjects by non-Native artists.
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If the signals are weak or deficient in some way, this can lead to fixed postures in the womb and consequently to deformities in a baby's joints, said Vanessa van der Linden, a researcher at Recife's Association for Assistance of Disabled Children, who led the study.
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In fact, he finds himself thinking about it a whole lot: how extreme the put-downs of political adversaries have become; how automatically combatants adopt postures of unalloyed outrage; what this means when they come upon a crossroads — and a candidate — of much greater, graver danger.
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" The publication also wrote that while McInnes postures himself as a defender of free speech, he usually invokes free speech principles to justify stuff like "the use of the N-word, or saying that Muslims are violent due to 'inbreeding,' or to simply rail in disgust at trans people.
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Well, generally because I think they were genuine morons as young(er) men, truly unaware of the larger implications of their postures, and specifically because they, upon leaving their Denmark bubble, quickly did what I ask of any accused band: they addressed the concerns, and did so without obfuscation.
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These are the kinds of aggressive postures Democrats can take if they don't accept donations from fossil fuel companies as Donald Trump does, though according to The Washington Post Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Kamala Harris, and Beto O'Rourke have all broken that blanket policy, at least a little.
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"For energy expenditure, it's about nine to 10 calories per hour more if you stood, as opposed to sitting," said Seth Creasy, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Colorado and the lead author of a study that compared the calories expended by college students in various postures.
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His Scream series (2015-2016), for example, pays homage to Edvard Munch's "The Scream" (1893), yet the postures and facial expressions of Pešta's figures embody a specifically Czech sensibility and history (informed by Freud and Kafka who are also from Prague, thus Pešta's explorations of the unconscious and nightmarish oppression).
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By leaving worries and tension on the mat, I'm able to let go of stressful thoughts that I'd normally overanalyze at night, and the repetitive sequence of postures in a 105-degree room seems to help me tune in to my body's natural physical needs — sleep being one of them.
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Typically, attempts to bring both art and message to maximum effectiveness end with either an aesthetically weak but effective political message (see Ai Weiwei's Laundromat), or a visually compelling work that expresses little polemic nuance beyond commonly held postures (as in any of Robert Motherwell's elegies to the Spanish Republic).
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Dozens of modern ashtanga yoga postures are similar or identical to those found in a gymnastic routine introduced to India by the British in the first decades of the 20th century and originally developed by a Danish fitness instructor named Niels Bukh, who later became notorious for his pro-Nazi sympathies.
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It might even end the business-as-usual center-right legislative postures that Democrats have voiced ever since President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE decided he had to "triangulate" back in the 1990s.
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There are many brief vignettes, several of which Mr. Morris iterates during the work, that shrewdly conjure aspects of late-1960s life and art: a lift in which the dancer seems to be driving a car, the chic pop dances of the day, the Buddhist postures that become newly modish, and many more.
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It also confirmed everything that has been said about Mr. Bannon: He disparages his co-workers behind their backs; he postures as the force behind personnel decisions; and he pretends to know more about national security than James Mattis, John Kelly, H. R. McMaster and Joseph Dunford (not to mention Donald Trump).
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The idea is that we do not see these people represented very often — people who, in the real world, suffer all manner of prejudice and setbacks because they have dared to live a life in a country that is not made for them, even as it postures as the land of opportunity.
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To a striking extent, almost everything that was distinctive about Bill's approach to being a Democrat — the lack of enthusiasm for unions, the opposition to marriage equality, the tough-on-crime and tough-on-defense postures, welfare reform — became a millstone around Clinton's neck in the course of the 2016 primary campaign.
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The clerics, artists, madmen, those who skip and those who limp, those who lead and those who serve, the tillers, dancers, musicians, mourners, the triumphant and broken, the orators, the plowers, planters and slaves: all carry the weight of their existence with their gaits and postures pressed upon and re-oriented by civilization.
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Consider, for example, that two-way conversation between a three-legged coyote and a barkeeper, or the several sequences that require the ensemble to impersonate cactuses, or the scene in which everybody has to assume the ready, willing and able postures appropriate to being ravaged by the sexually omnivorous evil spirit of the play's title.
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The Chinese Communist regime now triumphantly postures as the country that is showing the world how to deal with a lethal plague that actually spread because of its callous denial of warnings by responsible medical authorities and the regime's suppression of information deemed threatening to the reputation and stability of Xi Jinping's surveillance state.
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The works here span Jean-Charles Gervaise de Latouche's 1748 The History of Dom B[ougre], Porter for the Carthusians; Augustin Carrache's 1798 L'Arétin, or the Collection of Erotic Postures; and André-Robert Andréa de Nerciat's 1803 Devil in the Flesh (which has the most vivid straight and gay sexual imagery in the show).
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There's no hard-and-fast rule here, but depending on what time of day the class is, Jackson-Roberts recommends not eating a heavy meal in the hour before class, since some of the breathing exercises and inversions (postures where your heart is at a higher level than your head) might be intense enough to nauseate you.
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Her own choreography included works like "Birdwatch," a solo "whose miming of bird postures suggested states of human emotions," as a Times review in 1972 put it, and "Anemone," in which "five women in sculpturally draping gowns slithered coolly through unfolding circles, like a single giant, Arctic blossom," in the words of a 1979 Times review.
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He struts, preens, postures — his style a constant nod to the cool, hip African-American vibe of his favorite sport, basketball, and the N.B.A. Largely because of that vibe, there is nobody, at least among the top men's players, who so easily taps into the youthful fans that tennis is desperate to attract as its future lifeblood.
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" Asked about the increased security around the White House campus, a Secret Service spokesperson said: "While the agency does not discuss the specifics of our protective operations, the U.S. Secret Service continuously assesses the threat environment surrounding all protectees and will adjust postures as necessary as part of the robust execution of our zero-fail mission.
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"I think what we will be talking to China about is that we will, both in terms of sanctions and in terms of our defense postures, have to take additional steps in order to use the leverage we have in order to defend ourselves and our allies if North Korea doesn't change its behavior," Mr. Blinken said in an interview.
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The Mueller report is further proof that Trump has been as dishonest and ridiculous in the White House as he was on the campaign trail, further proof that his administration is filled with leakers, liars and people trying to protect their country from their boss and their boss from himself, further proof that our president postures as a strongman, yet is unable to master his own White House, further proof that left to his own devices Trump would constantly blunder into impeachable offenses.
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Everything about van Gogh tells of hard labor: the countryside where he preached, and the grinding routine of its inhabitants; the postures of the diggers and the weavers whom he drew there; the monochrome murk of the early paintings, which have never received their due on film; the ceaseless travail with color, once he went south; the constant want of money; the conflicts with his fellow-painters and with regular citizens; and the pressures that built up within him—his heart, his skull, his vulnerable gut.
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