The blood flow in the unmoving leg declined precipitously, but it rose in the fidgeting leg, compared both to baseline levels and to the unmoving leg.
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Sanders has simultaneously served as an unmoving target for Clinton, and shown, counterintuitively, that in politics an unmoving target can be as difficult to kill as a moving one.
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But we would have been looking at an unmoving target.
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But he was as unmoving as a piece of rebar.
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For relatively unmoving bodies, corals are colorful and surprisingly fluid.
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She's holding a rock and standing over Jughead's unmoving body.
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Some appeared in total shock, their faces pale and unmoving.
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The student is sedated, unmoving, but his heart is beating.
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The figure behind the ticket window seemed to watch me, unmoving.
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The pond held a great gray heron, unmoving, like a sculpture.
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His face seemed tense and alert, but his body was unmoving.
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Will Smith was slumped over the steering wheel, unmoving, Baehr said.
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A suddenly wrenching of the Bigurl, and Tandy shyed back, Noor unmoving.
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I found myself transfixed and unmoving while listening through the whole album.
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The sky, streaked with wisps of unmoving cloud, was only a shade lighter.
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"I thought well, [Forster]'s not unmoving," she told Vanity Fair in an interview.
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The tension between the unmoving figure and the compasses, their needles wavering, is unsettling.
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I stared at the unmoving dragon on the roller coaster in front of us.
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He stares up through the suicide nets, into dull fluorescent light, his eyes unmoving.
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When he woke up in the morning, Toti was on the cage floor, unmoving.
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I spoke to him while he lay unseeing and unmoving in the hospital bed.
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Compared to the touchpad on the Type Cover, the Trackpad feels stiff and almost unmoving.
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Judas sits alone on the opposite side to the group, his face stern and unmoving.
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Now it was just staring back at us, unmoving, with those unflinching, soulless cartoon eyes.
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"You know what they say about Derry," she says, fixing an unmoving smile on Beverly.
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But they are not as unmoving (or important) as nuclear advocates might make you believe.
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One boy walked up to Phillips and stood inches away from his face, smiling and unmoving.
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Semiautonomous driving systems are designed to ignore unmoving obstacles because otherwise, they couldn't work at all.
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He's known for cooking elaborate Turkish meals while his face features a seemingly permanent, unmoving smile.
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It hits a defender and then sits unmoving in front of goal for several tantalizing seconds.
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Slowly at first, then crescendoing to a pounce that lands near, but not on the unmoving target.
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Like a fly frozen in amber, the App Store's fundamental deal has remained unmoving since its inception.
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In one shot, there's an unmoving pistachio-colored house, single-storied, low-roofed, and blanketed with palms.
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In my essence, I am a stone, unmoving for ten thousand years, unless picked up and moved.
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Or maybe it is more accurate to say he was Mt. Kilimanjaro, unmoving and not easily conquered.
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And yet, this also allows for meaning, equally unmoving and unchanging; nothing is fleeting, because everything is forever.
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The woman's family sat unmoving in the courtroom, though some could later be seen in tears as well.
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Most of us almost certainly have heard by now that being seated and unmoving all day is unhealthy.
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The concentrated 90-minute focus of "Since she" is both appealing and airless, impressively crafted and curiously unmoving.
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So, the earth could shake away and much of the theater lobby will appear to just sit there, unmoving.
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Sail boats at sea sometimes lose the wind and are stuck unmoving for days or weeks at a time.
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Yet this year the fires are worse and the smoke is hanging over us, unmoving, on eerie, windless days.
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There are stiff, unmoving boobs, and there are boobs that yearn to want to escape their fleshy confines forever.
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Healthy adult male mice either ran on small treadmills or, in a control group, were placed on unmoving treadmills.
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Each is still held off the floor and little away from the other by those unmoving stakes in the wall.
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With radio chatter in the background, viewers can see the plane's propellor unmoving as the ground becomes closer and closer.
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You get a little buzz, just as with Apple's unmoving MacBook Pro touchpad or the iPhone's simulated home button click.
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Most importantly, they asked the volunteers to keep one leg perfectly still, the foot flat against the floor and unmoving.
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The video showing Sergeant Azaria shoot Mr. Sharif, unarmed, unmoving and lying on his back, ignited outrage on social media.
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Watching a Stan Brakhage film, coupled with a soundscape by composer Gustavo Matamoros—quietly, unmoving, in the dark—is like meditating.
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It's floating by itself against a blank white backdrop, gesturing toward me with its unmoving smile and a dog-like eagerness.
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As top-ranking brass sat with downcast eyes and unmoving expressions, Trump tore into his Justice Department using withering, partisan language.
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In "Pong," two unmoving paddles encapsulate the meaningless but addictive busywork of the digital age with an interminable game of catch.
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A frustrated Trump, who tried to shake the unmoving door, pulled it off the hinges and threw it on the ground.
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The Senator from California officially ended her 2020 presidential campaign yesterday, citing a lack of financial resources and unmoving poll numbers.
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My eyes trace a car pass from one edge of the glass to the other, but the island itself is stoic, unmoving.
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Lunch soon resumed priority, though, and they put the creature back into the stream, where it sat, unmoving, for the next hour.
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The company said users spend five times longer looking at video content on Facebook and Instagram compared with unmoving content, including ads.
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The video, which showed Officer Jason Van Dyke continuing to shoot the teen even as he slumped to the ground, unmoving, provoked outrage.
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Two other neighbors in the group stayed in the creek with Jason, who they'd found lying on his back, unmoving, his shirt ripped.
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In the daytime, a crowd of different ages and ethnicities flows in and out, some unmoving for hours, a few lasting only minutes.
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In 2016, Apple released the iPhone 7, which replaced the home button with an unmoving, solid circle that wasn't really a button at all.
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According to my scanner, the unmoving ones on the surface are actually a kind of plant life, while those in the sky are animals.
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Outside, the field of solar panels was silent and unmoving even as electricity flowed out of it, feeding needs far beyond Tierra del Rey.
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In the blissful days when I still had seemingly boundless iPhone storage, taking 20 photos of an unmoving cat was a fine thing to do.
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The footage goes on to show visitors putting their children on the restrained animal and smiling for photos while the tiger sits unmoving and uninterested.
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Spall's version of Paisley is a humorless, unmoving, angry Protestant minister with a scriptural rejoinder for every one of McGuinness's statements, no matter how innocuous.
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While the enormous eel, staring up at me with its glassy eyes, is definitely dead and the percebes are unmoving, the razor clam remains ambiguous.
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As the proctor wrote her score on a sheet of paper, my baby stood next to me, unmoving, her eyes now drowning and brimming with tears.
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Strange, in most of them they just stand, unmoving, for hours on end, but in a few cases, they pace in the small space they have.
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Would it do more damage to crash into a brick (and unmoving) wall or a head on collision with a similar car also traveling at 50 mph?
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The unmoving pen marks were my only guide now, and I really missed that blue arrow assuring me I was, in fact, walking in the right direction.
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In one, Coy gets beaten up in the deep background, but the camera blurs the violence, focussing instead on two unmoving observers who stand in the foreground.
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Two rough beginnings Herman was found over a year ago in a car dealership parking lot, where he sat on the pavement, unmoving, for three whole days.
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Whatever the cause, the outcome is the same: Many people simply can't connect to play and are faced with an unmoving loading screen and perhaps an error message.
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She stopped eating solid food so that she would leak less feces, and for four months she lay unmoving on the floor and survived on tea and camel milk.
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Her mother's voice and her baby's cries, in one video, overlay a song she sings to her father in the other, as he lies unmoving in a hospital bed.
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An unmoving dot could be a cyclist husband who got a flat tire, grabbed a beer with a friend or was hit by a car (hence the reassuring text).
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Shot in black and white and set around 1971, Roma — named for the Mexico City neighborhood in which Cuarón was raised — begins with a long, unmoving shot from above.
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I picture the Sandhya of 2015 as one of those wind-up dolls, unmoving until the story — and the ensuing encouragement from Simon & Schuster — came along and wound me up.
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Traveling at up to 2000 miles per hour doesn't seem like much until you rapidly become acquainted with an unmoving object — say, a street sign, a wall, or the ground.
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And here's what I mean about Obra Dinn being as inexplicably compelling as Papers, Please: Besides these slivers of unmoving violence, most of the game takes place in that journal.
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All you have to do is imagine the unseen other half of these transactions: Aka all those unmoving toddlers staring into screens as they consume hours and hours of junk soup.
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But here's more or less how it goes: Walking jerkily, Rue lurches her way out of her bedroom and into her living room, where she embraces her unmoving and unaware family.
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At the end of the three hours, blood flow, as measured by ultrasound, proved to be lower in the unmoving leg than it had been at the start of the study.
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The two have since more expressly highlighted their differences -- with Buttigieg often attacking Sanders for what he casts as being too unmoving and rigid with people who disagree with him politically.
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Mr. McConnell, at a news conference, was unmoving, and aides said he did not particularly care how many Senate Republicans granted Judge Garland a "courtesy" visit — a number that continues to grow.
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The song is a two-minute trip of deep vocals, partly in English and partly in Taino language, its video, one unmoving photo of a woman staring directly into the camera lens.
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One of the mourners who was visiting the cemetery, a lanky young fellow who wore a hockey mask and carried a chainsaw, stood unmoving, as if in shock, beside the Wolf Man's grave.
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There was some wheeling and dealing, to be sure—and congratulations to the Philadelphia 230ers on their new Joel Anthony—but in a broad sense, the day was eerily quiet and notably unmoving.
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But even if you look past merit, the lack of women in a category such as Best Director speaks to an unmoving, unchanging culture of male dominance in the halls of power in Hollywood.
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Simon's deputy, Josh, demonstrates the first exercise, a Handwalk: Amir must bend at the waist, touch his toes, then crawl with his fingers so that his upper body worms away from its unmoving base.
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Once they put them on and stare at an unmoving object, like a smartphone or a book, it takes about 10 to 12 minutes for the brain to resolve its feeling of confusion and nausea.
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Nichols throws in the trappings of 1980s blockbusters, from car chases to special-effects sequences, but his tensest scene involves Roy and his allies sitting in a nearly unmoving car, waiting in a long line.
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It's fitting that it became the soundtrack to so many people's mannequin challenge videos, where frozen people struggled to keep their limbs and heads unmoving as the incredible bouncing beat just begged them to move.
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In fact, at the caucus I attended in Ankeny, an upscale Des Moines suburb, Andrew Wollums initially caucused as "Uncommitted" (a permissible option in Iowa) and then sat there alone and unmoving on the second round.
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Click here to view original GIFRobots already have the potential to be creepy (those cold, dead eyes and unmoving faces only just add to the uncanniness of it all), but have you ever seen them dance?
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It's unclear how many people really disassociate the President from his unmoving congressional allies, but worth noting that congressional Republicans see those numbers and don't feel any impetus to break with the President or change course.
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He stared at a point in the middle distance, right beyond my shoulder, his hand karate-chopping the air slowly down his meridian to indicate a second, his Marlboro Man machine gun face ossified and unmoving.
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" And at an event in Anamosa, Buttigieg cast Sanders as too unmoving, arguing that the senator feels "you're either for a revolution, or you got to be for the status quo, and there's nothing in between.
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Supporters of MacDonald believe the hypnosis was genuine: They cite the fact that MacDonald's arm "remained suspended and unmoving" during the session, a result of instruction given by the hypnotist to ensure that it was not faked.
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He then wrapped everyone else — for that scene, littered around the stage and unmoving — in tape, circling each dancer around torsos, over and under shoulders, until everyone was bound to each other my long tendrils of tape.
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Later that evening, Phoenix will compare the process of campaigning to watching an unmoving submersible do absolutely nothing on the ocean floor for four hours at a stretch, with only the occasional fish to make it bearable.
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When we sit, unmoving, for hours, blood flow through the major arteries in our legs slows, affecting the health and function of those blood vessels and potentially contributing over time to arterial stiffening and increased blood pressure.
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In a video provided to Reuters by Leiva, a woman standing over the body of a man on the ground calls out for help to a line of police officers in riot gear who stand nearby, unmoving.
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A very cute and even more obedient Australian cattle dog has nailed the mannequin challenge, from his unmoving eyeballs down to the tip of his tail — unlike you hapless humans out there with your numerous half-assed attempts.
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More than 750,000 people stood in line for a chance to perch across from Ms. Abramovic (James Franco came, as did Björk) and silently communicate with her as she sat unmoving for, all told, more than 700 hours.
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Live Photos have been available since the iPhone 6S model arrived in 2015, but for those who prefer unmoving pictures, you can turn off the effect by tapping the Live Photos bull's-eye icon in the Camera's menu bar.
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But as wealth disparity grows, so does the distance all us regular Joes have to the action, so much so that we choose to spend our Saturdays playing on giant unmoving super yachts just to feel close to it.
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Facebook tells TechCrunch it has added a bullet to its API policies that reads: "Don't use the API to publish only images (ex: don't publish static, animated, or looping images), or to live-stream polls associated with unmoving or ambient broadcasts."
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On the other side, a Democrat that has pulled an unbelievable number of votes from historically marginalized populations and who genuinely seems to want to effect actual change in a state that takes a lot of pride in being unmoving.
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And there may be no minute that lasts as long or causes as much distress as a minute spent on an unmoving New York City subway train, somewhere in a dark tunnel, bereft of explanation or knowledge when motion will resume.
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Dolores is frozen in her loop as William sells his father-in-law on the investment in Sweetwater, but the episode's director, Vincenzo Natali, makes certain to note her presence at the end of the conversation, unmoving but eyes open, listening.
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And yet while they have never put out an unmoving record, some are going to shine more than others, of course, and Portuguese producer Nidia Minaj's debut for the label last year, entitled Danger, really stood out as something radically innovative.
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He slowly and mechanically adjusts their elbows and heads so that they kiss each other — their bodies pliable like dolls, heads unmoving, their lips simply resting against each other — and finishes the sequence by placing the woman in the first man's arms.
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Those questions recently prompted scientists at the University of Texas at Austin to decide to ask a group of 10 healthy, physically active graduate students if they would take to their couches or chairs and remain there, unmoving, for days on end.
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Fresh Kills gives an initial impression of austerity: the long, narrow room has walls of rich wood with visible knots and nails, a low swoop of a ceiling, booths with uncushioned seats, and, in the front, low little tables with curiously unmoving leather tablecloths.
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At Penn Station in New York, Kate Willsky, 32, who lives in Brooklyn, spent more than an hour on an unmoving Amtrak train before she realized that she was not going to make it to her father's 70th birthday celebration this weekend in Gloucester, Mass.
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During Attorney General Jeff Sessions's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday, Senator Kamala Harris, Democrat of California, was consistently interrupted and talked over, and Mr. Sessions told her that she was making him nervous while she looked him in the eyes, unmoving.
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Hoffman projects as the steady questioner, unmoving as Phoenix's character has a near breakdown trying not to blink, confessing to incest and murder, all in the name of trying to get the approval of someone he thinks may be the father figure he longs for.
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Additional parties created through fusion or ranked-choice voting would not only give citizens a chance to express their views in the voting booth but would also open up the system and create new alliances and bargains, breaking down the sense of two well-fortified, unmoving camps.
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I mean bad dying, where every day the unmoving dullness and static monotony of your life burns the gumption from your blood cells until you're just a putrescent trash bag full of pigs' trotters waiting to be crushed by the sticky teeth of an old dust truck.
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And it feels as though Candice is trying to tear herself out of this body that she's wearing, this strange thing that encloses her, that everyone can see and is talking to, but on the outside everything stays calm, unmoving, and she sinks helpless against soft white pillows.
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Readers are told that "Andrews regarded the felled buffalo with some mixture of feeling," but the ensuing passage doesn't quite reveal what those feelings are: On the ground, unmoving, it no longer had that kind of wild dignity and power that he had imputed to it only a few minutes before.
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But for a case where the turnaround needs to be quicker, it can do a fast, real-time pass to identify major objects and motions, then go back through and focus on the parts that are the most important — not the unmoving sky or parked cars, but people and other known objects.
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More striking, at the end of the three hours, when the researchers again tested the ability of the volunteers' arteries to respond to changes in blood pressure, the vessel in the unmoving leg no longer worked as well as it had during baseline testing, which suggests it was already not as healthy as it had been.
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And while we may be full of ourselves while producing the poem, novel or memoir — drunk on the power of language or subject matter, and buried in laughter or fury or whatever we're dreaming up at the time — when we come up for a breather, there sit the words settled on the page, unmoved and unmoving.
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I found out that the artist was Louise Bourgeois and the piece was "Sleeping Figure II." This was my introduction at 23 years old to the world of contemporary art, and I was haunted by it, astonished that an object could do so many things simultaneously and yet remain inscrutable, not quite stable in meaning, though it remained solid and unmoving.
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Best known for his sly modernist redeployments of the venerable camera obscura tradition, in this instance he brought a plain glass crystal vase into his studio and against a flat white backdrop slotted a few simple flower stems into its mouth, photographed and then removed them, put in another few flowers stems, photographed and then removed them … did this a dozen or so times, emerging with many separate photos of different flower bunches variously arcing out of the same unmoving vase.
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