Sentences with phrase «middle phase»

Generally, in the opening and middle phase of chess games the King will rarely play an active role.

Overall, it appears that the middle trapezius muscle activity is greater during the start and middle phases of the deadlift compared to the top of the lift.

If the Abraham stories are shaped by the first phase of Israel's history, that phase in which Israel became Israel, and if they are read and interpreted in Israel as a personalized account of her formative faith in her formative event, we may well wonder whether there is not a corresponding relationship between the Jacob stories and the middle phase of her history, the era of her autonomous existence in her own land, on her own soil.

Villa weren't able to convert their pressure and possession in the middle phase into clear - cut changes - a charge frequently made of Arsenal in previous years.

-- fast, eccentric loading, in which the muscle is stretched; — depreciation phase — middle phase.

These last two films, which do not focus on Americans — an exchange student named Tracy Walker, voiced by Greta Gerwig, is the only American character in Isle of Dogs — broke out of the touristic mode of the middle phase and set out for closed, imagined worlds altogether untethered from reality.

For those in the middle phase of their financial life, they are quite risky.

Dating from the early to middle phase of his career, the sculpture had been displayed as part of the recent exhibition A Lesson in Sculpture with John Latham (24 March - 19 June 2016) at the Henry Moore Institute.

This book focuses on the middle phase of his life where there are clear signs of transition to broad strokes of brush with lush colors and spilled over emotions.

During the middle phase of treatment, clinicians may utilize more directive methods to direct children's attention to traumatic incidents.

Identification of the problem area (s): grief, disputes, transition, or deficits, which is the focus of the middle phase

During early and middle phases, the therapist may have to explicitly teach the cheater how to respond to the pain and shame of the partner, as well as how to simply be a better partner.

There are two main goals of the middle phase: a) strengthening or restoring connections, and b) changing conflict patterns.

In the middle phases of treatment (steps five, six, and seven), the therapist and the couple work together to find ways to form new, stronger bonds in the relationship.

The middle phase was used to address grief and other interpersonal problems, as indicated.