| For example, some provide tighter limits on interest rate adjustments, cushioning the impact of a spike in interest rates. |
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| Originally a deluxe sneaker for mad joggers, this model was made with a chunky thick heel for cushioning and was originally known as the Aztec. |
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| Foot pain is commonly a result of metatarsalgia, which should respond to correction of poor shoe position and cushioning insoles or pads. |
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| It also provides ample cushioning with shock-absorbing HydroFlow technology in the heel and forefoot, and has a water-repellant upper. |
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| Tweed cushioning lines the seats and the tables are covered with starched white cloths. |
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| For texture, we've used traditional moleskin in our cushioning and have hot-branded the Longhorn logo in leather and timber throughout. |
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| The cushioning profile is inlaid, striking plate and hinge recesses are mounted. |
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| The polyurethane material also adds support and cushioning to help absorb impact. |
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| If you can't resist the urge to buy flips-flops, choose a pair with thicker soles to provide a little more cushioning. |
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| The ruffian took the entire brunt of the fall, cushioning the impact somewhat for Trrol and simultaneously throwing up jets of dust and detritus. |
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| If you can only see the ball and heel of your foot, you supinate and need a shoe that offers more cushioning. |
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| It is this property of gases that make them useful as cushioning devices such as the air bags in an automobile. |
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| Padding on the heel, ball of the foot, and instep provides extra cushioning and blister protection, and eases pressure from laces and boot folds. |
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| They start from a famous name or from the cushioning confidence-booster of a solid middle-class education. |
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| Even if the interior cushioning is good, slamming down on a hard heel all day can give you shin splints. |
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| As you age, the cushioning disks between your vertebrae become dry, narrowing the spaces in your spinal column where the nerves come out. |
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| Prof Schwellnus' research has shown that the foot is the first line of defence in cushioning the impact of landing. |
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| Most sites favour the use of 700 tires and band tracks cushioning the impact on pressure-sensitive sites. |
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| Supports relieve excessive pressure and foot strain by distributing body weight across the feet and by cushioning the impact of walking, he says. |
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| The two horns cushioning him from the impact, as his opponent reeled back, his force lessening. |
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| Though my basket was broken in many places, it had saved my life by cushioning the impact as I went around boulders. |
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| In a sense, it's also cushioning the impact of recession in the US by keeping imported consumer goods cheap, but only up to the bang, of course. |
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| He credits Alcatel's greater global reach and more diverse product line for cushioning the downturn's impact. |
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| There is a risk that these funds, by virtue of the cushioning effect they have, only make the crises more protracted. |
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| Set whether the cylinder should possess end position cushioning and whether this should be adjustable. |
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| It functions both as a shock absorber, cushioning the blow when the bones in the shoulder collide, and as part of the joint's connective structure. |
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| This pliable transparent plastic material provides cushioning protection and avoid rubbings during the transport. |
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| These are the external dimensions of the item that will be supported on the cushioning system. |
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| When the cushioning system of the joint is lost, the bones may grind painfully against each other. |
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| It moulds to your face to seal out light when you sleep or rest, gently cushioning the eye area. |
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| The Nike Shox NZ shoes features all the elite cushioning properties of the Shox running shoe series with the added bonus of fresh new colors? |
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| Top of the line running shoe combining outstanding cushioning and stability with agility. |
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| This way, when they become worn out or do not provide enough cushioning or support, they can be replaced by more appropriate insoles or orthotics. |
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| The balance beam is made of an aluminum frame covered by rubberized foam cushioning to provide shock absorption for the ankles and wrists. |
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| Take care that the two O-rings between valve housing and cushioning spigot are not damaged. |
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| Soft, high-quality face cushioning and padded temple tips offer all-day comfort. |
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| This then gradually hardens on the outside to provide airtight seal, proper insulation, as well as a degree cushioning protection in case of an accident. |
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| You can feel confident that you've got adequate cushioning for fitness walking if you choose a shoe designed for walking, running, tennis or cross-training. |
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| If you like to feel the road beneath you, choose a shoe with slightly thinner midsoles and less voluminous cushioning inserts under the heel and forefoot. |
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| The back, used as cushioning, fits into the front for tamper-proof packaging. |
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| The dry weather meant I opted for plenty of cushioning and stability with Salomon's XA Pro 3D Ultra. |
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| These residues protect the soil from erosion by cushioning it from the impact of raindrops. |
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| Its molded cushioning cradles my foot for maximum shock absorption. |
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| Instead of merely cushioning the user's foot, the Pump system offers a custom fit while protecting the heel, the ankle and the collar area of the foot. |
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| Time was of the essence in cushioning the impact of the emergency on poor households and people. |
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| Several accessories are available for the chair such as arm rests, writing board or cushioning on the seat and back. |
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| She could feel the warm quilt wrapping her body, cushioning her bruises. |
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| Unfortunately, the signal is not getting through to homeowners in Florida, because the government is cushioning the blow. |
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| Second, fiscal policy can contribute to stability in the short term by cushioning cyclical fluctuations. |
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| The camo-wrapped EVA midsole provides cushioning and the multi-directional lug system on the outsole is designed for optimum traction. |
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| When transporting the projector a long distance, first place it in a hard-shell shipping case, then pack it in a firm box with cushioning around the case. |
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| Take your fitness routine up a notch with the nike air downshifter ii. This running shoe is built for the neutral to under-pronator who requires enhanced cushioning. |
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| Articular cartilage is a thin layer of soft connective tissue that provides cushioning between the bone-to-bone interfaces in a joint. |
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| This ecological approach also led us to develop user benefits such as cushioning impacts with walls and furniture thanks to the pliability of expanded polypropylene. |
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| That is to say, this approach might not necessarily be appropriate for the risk situation of the insurer in question and the resulting capital cushioning requirement might turn out unjustifiably high in some cases. |
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| Medium Density: Provides cushioning protection against repeated shock, comparable to conventional extruded plank, but with a softer surface that fabricates more easily and heat-bonds without skiving. |
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| It is a disease due to loss of cartilage, the gristle that caps the ends of long bones and provides cushioning and shock absorption. |
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| Multipurpose reversible mat for Aikido, Ju Jutsu or Judo with ambossed rice-straw pattern. 4 cm thick foam rubber material yields excellent cushioning in a mat weighing no more than 4 kg. |
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| Pressure-relieving positioning: In numerous studies on foam type and structure, height and cover material, MAQUET has developed operating table cushioning that offers maximum positioning comfort and patient safety. |
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| Patented Honeycomb drum and reduces the size and number of water jet holes, virtually eliminating the possibility of snags, and maintaining a cushioning layer of water between the clothes and the drum. |
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| A falling currency means that the rouble value of oil sales has dropped less than its dollar value, cushioning tax revenues and limiting the budget deficit. |
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| In America, Charles Murray, a sociologist, leads a group of right-wingers who argue that assistance to the poor, by cushioning the short-term consequences of irresponsible behaviour, masks the long-term effects. |
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| So seniors' pensions will fall a bit if people live longer than expected, or if there are fewer workers to support them, cushioning the effect on public finances. Two looming budget issues remain, however. |
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| If multiple objects are to be placed inside an inner box which will then be supported on a cushioning system, gently restrain the objects relative to each other and to the box. |
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| Especially in the context of the transition to new structures, a swift introduction of this measure would be suitable for cushioning the financial burdens as a result of reassignments. |
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| The position and cushioning of the seat, as well as the angle of the steering wheel can be adjusted individually to ensure an ergonomically correct seating position. |
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| A combination of two different foam densities and specially placed gel inserts alleviate the discomfort on pressure points and provide cushioning against road vibration. |
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| This progressive cushioning integrates up to six layers. |
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| The counter-cyclical consequences of social expenditures were seen as inflationary, while the cushioning effects of income security programs were deemed to be impediments to necessary economic adjustment. |
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| Ten of the cars were equipped with endof-train cushioning devices. |
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| This policy has helped to spread the benefits of the internal market to all regions of the Union, making sure the benefits of opening are widely shared and cushioning possible adverse effects of adjustment. |
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| The expansion joint profiles are ideal for absorbing and cushioning compressive strains because of the soft core. This purposefully avoids cracks in the stoneware tiling. |
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| The result is a lightweight, amorphous, opaque sheet with impact-resistant cushioning properties and a nonporous physical barrier to microbes. |
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| Wilson also makes Shock Shield, an overgrip with a cushioning gel that players can wrap on the racket handle. |
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| The hypodermis is made up of adipose tissue, which stores lipids and provides cushioning and insulation. |
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| You have several bursae in your body, and their job is to create cushioning between bones and soft tissue to reduce friction. |
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| Osteoarthritis occurs when the natural cushioning between joints in the body wears away-allowing bones to rub together. |
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| Rather than adding underfoot cushioning, the Pump had an air bladder in the tongue that wearers could inflate to provide an optimal fit around the forefoot and ankle. |
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| It provided cushioning suitable for supinators and normal feet. |
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