Sentences with phrase «on the exertion of»

In 1776, Washington declared that «the Fate of our Country depends in all human probability, on the Exertion of a Few Weeks.»

The authors» approach stands in contrast to previous research, which has mostly focused on the exertion of willpower to positively affect a person's patience.

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«Just turn off any devices... for chunks of time and just focus on the experience — the sounds, the sights, the smells, the exertion of your muscles, etc.» Brooks says.

II § 5, Mill described rent - yielding properties as enabling their holders to demand payment from society «without any exertion or sacrifice on the part of the owners... Landlords... grow richer, as it were in their sleep, without working, risking, or economizing.

In fact, Buber goes on to say, changed conditions «sometimes allow [us] to make amends for lost opportunities in a quite different situation, in a quite different form, and it is significant that this new situation is more contradictory and the new form more difficult to realize than the old, and that each fresh attempt demands an even greater exertion to fulfill the task for such is the hard but not ungracious way of life itself.»

about people who experience same - sex attraction trying to live a Christian life, this fuller exposition of his thought on the new ideologies presented a fascinating look into the way in which colonialism — discredited by liberals and to lesser extent many conservatives as well — has gone away from the actual military and political rule seen in previous centuries, to a stealthier and subtler form of the exertion of foreign power.

At the macrocosmic level it seems that the pressure I exert on the pen causes movement of the pen simultaneous with the exertion of pressure rather than subsequent to it.

(28) Increasingly, church leaders are questioning how a demanding gospel can be communicated on a medium such as television, which is characterized by the peculiar qualities of being entertaining, relaxing, and un-demanding of personal effort or exertion by its viewers.

But now since God has taken my salvation out of my hands into his, making it depend on his choice and not mine, and has promised to save me, not by my own work or exertion, but by his grace and mercy, I am assured and certain that he is faithful and will not lie to me... if we do less than we should or do it badly, he does not hold it against us.

Based on my level of physical exertion this weekend, I imagined myself waking up on Monday morning looking like an SI Swimsuit model and feeling like Gwyneth.

And perhaps the reason for the change of heart on Wenger's part is the fact that key players like Ramsey, Ozil, Giroud and Koscielny might not be match fit after their Euro 2016 exertions.

If a man such as Arsene wenger knows about the physical density of Monaco then here is another treat for him all Monaco players stand at 1.80 or more that means 11 players almost 6 ft are athletic powerful knew how we play man marked alexis isolated Cazorla from ozil we would let oxide on this match cause he did something and maybe due to his willingness to change the game he got robbed This site has become more pain since our best players started leaving who understood what he wanted now has to incorporate on aged pros his philosophy which where it all breaks down and not to due mental exertions

I never thought he was a lazy player in terms of physical exertion or doing the small things on the pitch... But these days he wants to put his mark on the game every time we have the ball, and is the focal point of our attack on near on every possession.

If Guardiola allows emotion to cloud his judgement, he would gamble on the fitness of the likes of Ederson, Kevin De Bruyne, Leroy Sane and David Silva to improve the chances of victory against United, yet would it be worth it if the exertions required to beat Mourinho's men diminished City's prospects against Liverpool three days later?

James Milner feels Liverpool can be more than satisfied with their exertions over the course of pre-season as they wrapped up their summer schedule with a 3 - 1 win over Athletic Club in Dublin on Saturday evening.

You do, however, have to question Blackburn's midweek exertions and query just how much they have left in the tank to offer on Saturday, as 120 minutes of gruelling cup action will have taken a lot out of them.

And what effect does it have on the baby, and on the perineum that's receiving the brunt of that exertion?

Yet again, Bob Marley assured us on «So Much Things to Say» that a likely windfall from social justice, equality and fairness, patriotism, truth, and exertion of spiritual fortitude against «spiritual wickedness in high and low places» accrues to society or community at large.

Knowing that other people are relying on you to turn up helps get me out of bed, and the thought of pulling the boat up onto the beach just as the Ferryboat Inn is opening its doors means I can usually look forward to a nice lunch after my exertions!

Republicans in the Senate wanted to tie mayoral control to strengthening charter schools, the Assembly wanted to link mayoral control to the routine exertions of sales tax authorization for most of New York's counties upstate and on Long Island.

«There can be no question that a full ethics investigation into this improper exertion of state legislative influence by Senator Libous is required, either by virtue of this complaint or on the Commission's own initiative, in order to hold the state senator fully accountable to the standards of ethical conduct and public integrity state law requires of all members of the legislature.»

For 20 years, both have relied on an equation to predict how much water they will need to drink, given the temperature and expected level of exertion.

Symptoms are: shortness of breath on exertion - typically when climbing stairs or inclines (and later at rest), hyperventilation and an expanded chest.

Previously, vitamin C was found to halve the incidence of common cold episodes in people enduring heavy short - term physical stress, which indicated that vitamin C might also have other effects on people under heavy physical exertion.

The team says that physical exertion drains attentional resources, forcing a person to focus on what is necessary for survival, often to the exclusion of details vital to the courts.

Sexual activity can be a concern for many heart attack patients who worry about exertion triggering another heart event, but data on the harms and benefits of sexual activity in heart disease patients is limited.

Even though their exercise performance was higher on the water treadmill, patients felt they weren't working as hard as on the land treadmill, based on a measure called rating of perceived exertion.

The American Society of Hematology Policy Statement on Screening for Sickle Cell Trait and Athletic Participation opposes mandatory screening of athletes for sickle cell trait as a prerequisite to athletic participation and urges athletics programs to adopt universal preventive interventions in their training programs to protect all athletes from exertion - related illness and death.

Arrhythmias in CPVT are almost exclusively brought on by activities that generate high levels of epinephrine, also known as adrenaline: heavy exertion, sports or emotional stress.

The benefits Alpine skiing provides a similar level of aerobic exercise to running, and can burn over 450 calories per hour, depending on your exertion.

Research has shown that adequately warming up and working on your mobility as a part of the warm - up process can influence your overall nervous system and muscular strength, thus leading to higher force exertion for the duration of your workout.

Based on calorie burn and intensity level, researchers expected participants to give the activity a rate of perceived exertion (RPE) or about 13.

Effort should be a 6 on a rate of perceived exertion scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being as hard as you can go.

Be suspicious of any symptoms on exertion.

On a scale of 10 you would give steady state cardio an exertion rating of 3 or 4.

Your rate of perceived exertion is a measure of how difficult you find an exercise based on a scale (usually 1 - 10 with 1 representing little to no effort and ten representing maximum effort).

If you don't have a heart rate monitor, think of this on a rate of perceived exertion scale (or RPE), meaning how hard you feel like you're working.

Even though the idea of exposing your lungs and airways to such exertion seems contradictory to all other methods of treating asthma, experts agree that regular physical activity can have various positive effects on both mental and physical health.

You also need to work on general lifestyle strategies such as: exhaling on exertion during weight training and lifting, not «jack - knifing» (sitting bolt upright) when getting out of bed, using proper posture, and not straining to have a bowel movement.

Moderate sessions involved continuous exercise with a heart rate at 70 percent of peak or less; perceived exertion in a range of 12 - 14, on a scale of 6 - 20.

High - Intensity Interval Training (often referred to as the acronym HIIT for short), is a very specific type of training regimen focused on very brief moments of all - out exertion, followed by a much longer rest, followed by another burst of all - out exertion.

I actually used to «squeeze as hard as possible» on many lifts when I performed them, but after playing around with this concept in the last year or so I've found that I get just as good if not better results by moderating the level of exertion and changing it depending on the movement I am doing and how much radiant tension I need on that day.

For example, if you are performing at a 5 on the modified perceive exertion scale, you are exercising at approximately 50 % of your maximum heart rate and are in the «low» zone.

This may be because the intensity and length of exertion were on the modest side.

Again too much exertion brings them on, but again, it's unpredictable and not nearly the amount of exertion a healthy person has in a normal day.

Exercise trainers and physiologists sometimes use a «rate of perceived exertion» scale like the Borg Scale, which rates an individual's feelings of working hard on a scale of 1 - 10 (and sometimes 1 - 20).

If you've ever tried and failed to do a pull up, you know the exertion felt is a 9 or 10 on an intensity scale of 1 - is - light - and -10-is-failure.

Although their ratings of perceived exertion, or sense of the discomfort of each individual interval, are high and probably accurate, averaging a 7 or higher on a 10 - point scale, they report enjoying the entire sessions more than longer, continuous moderate exercise, Dr. MacDonald said.

Intensity was maintained at ∼ 12 — 14 on the Borg Rate of Perceived Exertion scale (32).

On the contrary: as a result of the combination of physical exertion and missing breakfast you'll consume less throughout the day than you would have if you had eaten breakfast.