Sentences with phrase «from military»

One only need look at the wide variety of athletes and professionals who regularly run a variety of distances (from military special forces, to police forces, to football and rugby players, to marathon runners) to see the huge number of body types that can reasonably run.

I was just mentioning this concept to someone at a transition class I am taking as I transition from the military.

I have been on a see - saw with my weight since I returned home from the military in 1998.

Made from military grade aluminium, the Kettlebud handle easily adjusts from 5 to 100 pounds plus.

The result of years of refinement of design and materials, Fat Gripz are made from a military grade compound similar to heavy duty rubber so you will never need to replace them.

I made my own sandbag that can hold up to 60 lbs with a small military grade duffle bag I got from a military surplus store, contractor grade trash bags, duct tape, and pea gravel, for $ 60.

We're always looking for ways to boost our eating on days off from the Military Diet.

Work on increasing your strength with compound lifts from the military press, squats, deadlifts and bench presses.

You might plan on taking a break from the Military Diet during the holiday season, but that doesn't mean you have to abandon all hope of diet success.

It's really cool to learn, for example, that Soviet scientists amassed a team of more than 1,200 scientists to study adaptogens back in the 1940s because of the state's desire to dominate everything from the military to chess to ballet.

One example of their success is that they led a campaign to educate the military on the dangers of trans fat, eventually convincing the brass and leading to its removal from military specs.

She was recently awarded a grant from the military to develop technologies for ocular battlefield wounds.

«If this were a real astronomical source, it would be rather strange,» said Suntzeff, adding that his guess would be that the signal is actually terrestrial and may be a 11 GHz burst from a military source.

Unfortunately, spectral analysis revealed a «spread spectrum» and the signal was eventually determined to come from a military satellite, which had a 2X sidereal orbit.

Away from any military or industrial centers, the research station receives little attention from Russian officials and operates outside of the influence of the Russian Academy of Sciences, which in recent years has increasingly lost its independence to the Kremlin.

«Male and female veterans who report MST are more vulnerable to homelessness both in the short - and long - term following their discharge from the military, with males at differentially greater risk,» Brignone says.

«This then began a process,» Wrzesniewski says, of navigating bureaucracy and orchestrating official approval from the military and their home institutions.

Boura's team would have concluded that the men were over 35 had they not known from the military records that all the soldiers apart from one were younger than 35.

«That all points to a weapon that came from a military program, used by units that understand and have training in chemical warfare operations,» Trapp says.

An outbreak of anthrax which killed 68 people in the Russian town of Sverdlovsk in 1979 was almost certainly caused by a release of the deadly bacteria from a military research laboratory, pathologists revealed this week.

And the cuts come as universities get a growing share of research budgets from the military.

Ian Gilbert cites many examples of how civilian life has benefited from military scientific advances (17 April, p 25) but...

«Studies of women in the military have shown that many would like to suppress their menstrual flow during deployment, but only a proportion of them use the pill to do so; the majority of women surveyed also wanted more advice from the military to help them make the right choice.

The scientists could even generally identify those authors, who ranged from a military commander down the ranks to a much lower subordinate.

In Better (Metropolitan Books, $ 24), Gawande, for his part, gives us case studies of high - performing medical innovators — from military surgeons in Iraq who have devised ways to improve the survival of the severely injured to the designers of hand - washing campaigns to reduce hospital - borne infections in the United States — and roots through the methods of these «positive deviants» to reveal how they do things, well, better than the rest of us.

From a military standpoint, the photographs are now hopelessly outdated.

Baughman, who works with funding from the military, says these artificial muscles could serve multiple uses.

After resigning from the military, he earned a Ph.D. in nuclear engineering from Northwestern University, then went to work at Los Alamos.

«Fumes from military small arms lead to decline in lung function.»

In this area, even the big bucks of the big screen are being eclipsed by investment from the military.

With a few notable exceptions, the majority of post-9 / 11 U.S. veterans appear to do well in regards to work and family quality of life after departing from military service despite their exposure to the war zone.

Such claims, true or not, have the potential to stymie the efforts of aid workers in the field, making water engineers» work more hazardous, and the prospects for protecting water supplies from military attack much harder.

In the meantime, the far more accessible applications of microwave cloaking have already garnered intense interest — mainly from the military.

For example, tweets from military populations tend to contain more negative and less positive opinions, as well as increased emotions of sadness, fear, disgust and anger.

So far, the US has declared only about 35 tonnes as surplus to requirements, and most of this is from military reactors and other weapons factories.

He says the group had difficulty obtaining information from the military.

According to the EPA, from 1990 to 2005 greenhouse emissions from military aircraft slid by 50 percent but those from commercial carriers rose by 16 percent, largely due to growth in the number of carriers.

Such discussions might have seemed innocuous during ordinary times, but investigators from the Military Intelligence Division thought otherwise once the United States entered World War II, and Bohm and his discussion buddies started working on the earliest phases of the Manhattan Project to build an atomic bomb.

Aaron Cruz comes from a military family.

But apart from the military mission, the Guantanamo U.S. Naval Base is also quite possibly the best - kept secret among American scientists who work there — from herpetologists to botanists, and marine scientists to entomologists.

(It was a spin - off from a military artificial intelligence project that wound up at the research firm SRI.

Between those tours, Hettmansperger enrolled in the University of Kentucky, working toward a computer science degree when he had time off from military service.

Perchlorate has been found leaching into public water wells from military bases and bomb - building facilities, especially in California.

It's commonly believed the saying «watch your back» derives from military tactics, but the Oxford English Dictionary doesn't, ahem, back up this claim: It notes «watch your back» appears first in the 1949 Western novel Milk River Range by Lee Floren.

Nor does he feel any unease that his funding comes from a military agency eager to put synthetic telepathy to use on the battlefield.

It's no surprise since the Xterra is made from military - grade drop stitch material with double - sided reinforcement.

In return for Army, Navy, or Air Force funding, graduates from the military academies can expect a minimum requirement of 5 years of active service.

Accustomed to strong support from their military peers, many vets find themselves alone upon returning to college.

Despite the obstacles these student - veterans faced on returning to campus, they all say they benefit enormously from their military experience and that they routinely apply the skills learned and attitudes developed in the military to their studies and to the larger community.

Mr. Trump's council staff draws heavily from the military — often people who had ties to Mr. Flynn when he served as a senior military intelligence officer and then as the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency before he was forced out of the job.