At the very least, the 4.7-inch frame is easy to grip despite its slippery material.
Greenpeace says it fails to get to grip with the risks of an accident in an extremely sensitive location.
Snow continues to grip parts of the UK with roads in parts of south Wales and south-west England affected.
He also has unnaturally large hands, which allow him to grip the ball tighter and throw with greater velocity.
You'll laugh, you'll get angry and you are likely to grip your controller a bit tighter as the tension mounts.
Since Wednesday it appears that a sense of panic has started to grip the market, and borrowers scrambled for liquidity.
"I was able to grip the ball better today, " said Niese, who also pitched in cold weather last weekend in Minneapolis.
The center of these tires uses volcanic ash to grip ice and snow, while other sections are designed to handle wet and dry roads.
Small changes were made over the years, such as making the surface easier to grip and shortening the neck of the bottle.
He claimed one soldier tried to grip Mr McColgan's hands tighter on to the wire but was ordered away by an RUC man.
In fact, something about the weight distribution makes the KIRAbook very easy to grip in one hand, though again, those contoured edges help too.
The soft-touch rear cover has also gained a nice textured finish, which adds to the overall visual appeal and makes the handset easier to grip.
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Even as Wall Street has come to grip with a notably weak iPhone volume performance for this spring, margin expectations have also hit a new bottom.
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The new bottle has a contoured bottom half that appears easier to grip, and the wraparound label is shorter so that more of the drink is exposed.
It should probably also be noted that, given the stagnation that continues to grip developed Western economies, 4% growth should not be laughed off as entirely meaningless.
Someone sent me a book from Seoul that Jack Nicklaus had written called "My Way, " which taught me how to grip the clubs and how to swing.
The emotional force of a novel that has the power to grip a reader through many readings spread across multiple decades just cannot be delivered by a 112-minute movie.
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"I think during those times the relationships they have with folks that are here become even more important to them, and they seem to grip on more tightly, " Kirkpatrick said.
Dr Federle and his colleagues argue that the complex arrangement of pegs and channels around the hexagonal cells has evolved to drain the mucus rapidly away from the toe pads, allowing the tree frog to grip.
"For example, even on a road surface with minor ridges or furrows, the driver no longer has to grip the steering wheel tightly and make detailed adjustments, so travelling on the intended path becomes easier, " it said in a statement.
If you remember our review of the HTC Droid DNA, Verizon's version of the Butterfly, we were pretty happy to find that the phone was not only beautiful to behold visually, it was actually quite easy to grip without experiencing feelings of awkwardness.
It has a simple-to-move foot bar that lifts and clicks into place to reduce transition time between exercises, patent-pending collars on the springs to make them easier to grip when changing settings and a rope system that lets you adjust length with the pull of a lever.
Lucid2 by LG features a compact, stylish design that makes it easy to grip and is equipped with a big, bright 4.3-inch qHD Advanced High Performance (AH) In-Plane-Switching (IPS) display that enhances the viewing experience for watching videos, reading eBooks and browsing the web in stunning clarity and natural color.
On the heels of a hot start for the Galaxy S4, which the company says sold 10 million units in less than a month, the Korean gadget-maker seems to be homing in on the rival iPhone with a handset that promises to be easier to grip than its bulkier cousins in the Galaxy line.
We tend to grip mice between the base of our thumb and pinky, but the Rat 9 isn't well designed for that -- we ended up pinching our skin in one of the mouse's seams where no amount of soft-touch plastic could save us from chafing on those delightfully rakish edges, something that could perhaps have been avoided with a little rubber instead.
Now it is the turn of estate agents to show their determination to extend their grip to internet property sales.
Just as biotechnology and software have sprung up outside the mainstream drugs and computer industries, so the industry that has grown up on voice circuits will find it hard to transfer its grip to the new world of data networks.
The panda uses its thumbs to better grip its favourite bamboo food, while the mole's shovel-like claws are probably an adaptation to its dirt-filled tunnels.
The LUMIX G5 provides high precision digital processing functions in a compact, classically designed and easy-to-grip chassis.
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