Príklady brisk

• Other features of motor neuron disease are generalized muscular weakness, wasting, fasciculation and brisk reflexes, though sensation is intact.

• This occurs via a brisk increase in sympathetic outflow and withdrawal of sympathetic tone.

• The research compared brisk walking three times a week with a stretching-and-toning class that met three times a week for six months.

• The aim is to produce something which is rhythmically monotonous and repetitive; a 'sustaining' background of brisk, cheerful but unobtrusive music.

• The millowners treated this brisk conclusion with caution.

• In fact the brisk outer movements must have a bit of counterbalance if they are not to cloy.

• Among the concentric types, they identified ten different types including several brisk types which could be equivalent to a ganglion cells.

• Other classes of neurons that exhibit such synchrony in our study largely include pairs of brisk cells with either transient or sustained firing.

• The brisk counterpoint and stern tone abates only briefly towards the end, for a moment of hymn-like unity on the words 'be pious, be wise'.

• The walks are established primarily in order to get people fit, so are intended to be taken at a brisk pace.

• Individuals were told that they should walk at their own brisk pace, and it was emphasized that the walk was for health.

• Patients were told to walk at a brisk pace for 6 min and the distance walked in that time was measured.

• The stage is set for a brisk disposal of my arguments by an authoritative deployment of counter-arguments.

• Still, a meandering, contrapuntal progress seems preferable to the brisk and monotonous cadence of regimented cosmopolitanism.

• If these were not properly about progress, brisk, satisfying braced square to the wind or, in other progress.