Sentences with phrase «further arm development»

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All of the following activities cater to your one - month - old baby's blurry vision (newborns are only able to see as far as their own arm's length) and stimulate her social, visual and emotional development as well as listening skills.

General Shoke further maintained his Armed Forces commitment to the development of the Nigerian military in the area of capacity building, exchange programme and logistics support, among others.

G. Thomas Tranter Jr., president of Corning's economic development arm, said that the $ 113 million figure «far exceeds reality,» but declined to provide a different number, arguing that «it is inaccurate to assign monetary values to incentives.»

The U.S. strikes that brought nuclear destruction of those two cities also thrust the world onto a new trajectory — one that led to the terrifying development of the far more powerful hydrogen bomb and the ruinous arms races of the cold war it entailed.

Fifty - eight of the 60, he said, raised their hands when asked if they would like to halt further development of armed autonomous robots.

You can have the greatest arms in the world, but if your shoulder development is far than satisfying, you're not going to impress anybody.

There are quite a number of questions and queries people have about the further development of toned arms.

1) The back is not a «showy» muscle and you can't see it in the mirror.2) Back training is far more stressful and taxing to the body than chest or arm training.3) Most lifters are simply unaware of how important the development of these muscles really is.

In fact, with the release date now set, it turns out that the total development time we have spent creating Aliens: Colonial Marines is about the same length of time as we had spent creating the original Borderlands or the original Brothers in Arms - both games that we had waited to announce until we were much farther along in the development process.

For demonstrable evidence of why constructing a climate fund that privileges the private sector remains such an alarming a proposal to so many, look no further than the track records of the World Bank's private sector lending arm, the International Finance Corporation, and the UN's Clean Development Mechanism.

Recent developments such as use of armed unmanned air vehicles and autonomous weaponry further compound this problem.