Sentences with phrase «to perform this feat»

The benefits are numerous: more muscle mass and bone density, better body mechanics encouraged through full body movements and coordination, higher testosterone release, and the ability to accurately measure your progress (not to mention the awesome side effect of performing feats of strength like a boss).

You'll look back in awe at performing feats like landing a triple kill while blasting yourself backwards into a zero - g environment.

Yes, we were told that he was physically superior, but he didn't perform feats of strength, let alone slow - motion jumps in which he mowed down scores of people.

«Unlike superconductors, these low - heat marvel materials perform their feats at room temperature»

And in 2003 the same team performed the feat with tetraphenylporphyrin, a large molecule related to chlorophyll, which set the record for the heaviest object to show wave - particle duality.

With 200GS to be unlocked in the achievements ranging from single player progress to performing feats in multiplayer it will raise your GS with time played.

Vera Smolyaninova of Towson University in Baltimore, Maryland, and colleagues performed the feat using just a convex lens and a plate of glass.

Vera Smolyaninova of Towson University in Baltimore, Maryland, and colleagues performed the feat using just a convex lens and...

Mad Dash Racing makes competing with friends super-fun as you run around the lengthy and varied stages while performing feats such as swimming, climbing, and using power - ups.

By performing feats like rubbing his naked body against a white table and then slathering his penis and testicles with what Americans normally put on their French fries, he inspired generations of artists who adored coating themselves in condiments or inserting objects into their anuses, such as Matthew Barney or Karen Finley.

We get the sense watching them that they are only but two of a handful of people in the world who could have performed the feats as depicted.

Now researchers have taken the first step toward making a synthetic version of the organism that may perform feats regular yeast never could.

Penrose believes that the human brain performs feats that are beyond computational processes.

The humblest amoeba performs feats of molecular manipulation that are the envy of any human engineer.

Like many feats of grip strength, this is one where if you learn to engage the rest of your body with Radiant Tension, you will be able to perform the feat better.

The action borders heavily on the cartoonish, with Herbie performing feats that might be physically impossible, even if Herbie had a real mind of its own.

Plus, Twin Snakes» cut - scenes are perhaps a bit too over-the-top, often performing feats of anime ridiculousness as easily as one would boil a pot of water.

Freeman's courageous and honest Bilbo is more likeable than ever, never performing feats too big for his diminutive frame, while Armitage's Thorin does a royal job of going crazy under the gold's influence, his panicking eyes earning our sympathy despite his selfish origins.

The world - famous cliff divers of La Quebrada still perform their feats of daring several times daily as they have for decades, but there is a new energy in town that has led to revitalization and remodeling of the facilities for tourism that is swiftly bringing Acapulco back to the forefront of North American's vacation plans.

Unlike, say, From Software, Konami doesn't have the distinct advantage of being a mecha games - centric company, and it takes time and hard work to develop a team capable of delivering something on the level of Armored Core, and I don't think any company or game designer could perform that feat without giving the project their fullest attention.

Combined with the additions of a new class and a brand new act, Blizzard performed a feat of surgery that is almost unheard of in the game industry today.

We talk about Master Chief or Cloud or Samus, too, but not as the ones who actually performed these feats.

Matisse Picasso performed this feat, reversing the clichés of Matisse as colourist, Picasso as linesman.

But we know that it works — large volcano eruptions perform this feat naturally, and the effect is that Earth gets cooler, at least for a year or two.

Likening today's climate system to a muscle - bound, drugged athlete performing feats far beyond the capabilities of straight athletes would be appropriate if the extreme and persistent distortions of the jet stream we saw in March could be demonstrated to have been caused by global warming.

While in his many books the simplicity is studied and sometimes embarrassingly overdone, Denning's judgments in case after case performed the feat, achieved by no other judge, of speaking directly and compellingly to ordinary people in well - constructed and lucid prose.

Without this spice, Bene Gesserit Reverend Mothers could not perform feats of observation and human control, Guild Navigators could not see safe pathways across space, and billions of Imperial citizens would die of addictive withdrawal.

They are the first to perform the feat in three different animal models, including a «humanized» model in which mice were transplanted with human immune cells and infected with the virus.

While performing this feat, he can also jump from walls and continue his ascent on a parallel wall, avoiding hazards and taking out enemy bots.

Epic has also gone to town with an extensive list of Ribbons and Medals that are earned by performing feats and reaching milestones on the ten new multiplayer maps — all of which are pleasingly varied.

Now physicists have performed the feat with molecules.

This is one of the reasons climbers possess unreal finger and grip strength that allows them to perform feats like little finger one arm pull ups.

Unlike superconductors, those other low - heat - loss marvel materials, they can perform this feat at room temperature.

Ben continues to perform feats of extreme endurance and strength whilst eating a high - fat diet.

Pell, therefore, performed a feat of stamina and dexterity that would tax a magician or a circus performer: balancing a boy upright on one hand, while with the other hand molesting him.

When none of the contestants could even bend and string the bow, Arjuna stepped forward in his Brahmin's garb, to the surprise of the crowd which scorned the notion that a Brahmin could perform a feat of physical prowess.

March 15 did see Trump carry an impressive 49 percent plurality of evangelicals in Florida, but that was the only state where he was able to perform that feat.

Such an advanced being could perform feats that could totally astound scientists, feats that even a young one of their culture would understand.

Not long ago in the tiny hamlet of Great Meadows, N.J. he performed a feat that is to drag racing what Roger Bannister's first four - minute mile is to track — he broke the sport's 200 - mph barrier twice in one afternoon.

Ok, he's over the years, he's not been able to meet our exacting standards and perform the feats of old in recent times which were sometimes due to his own flights of fancy and picking inadequate teams and players to fulfil the quest and others were down to others around him not giving him the budget to go wild and buy the premiership...........

In her view, some animals have a form of genius — much as autistic savants can perform feats of memory and calculation far beyond the abilities of average people.

Molecular circuits handle input, send messages, store memories, and perform feats of logic.

He pointed out that nature, being quantum mechanical, must perform feats of physical legerdemain that could not be described by an ordinary computer, limited to 1s and 0s manipulated in a deterministic, cause - and - effect way.

Next it will perform a feat that has so far only been done on Earth — identifying the specific minerals, such as iron sulphate or magnesium sulphate, in rock samples.

When Luke Skywalker jumps into an X-wing fighter and flies off into space in the Star Wars movies, he's performing a feat that is impossible today.

He was able to perform feats of skill and strength that he'd never been able to succeed at, even 10 to 15 years earlier while in his supposed «prime».