For example a person whose lumbar flexion was restricted by excessive activity or guarding from superficial thoracolumbar extensor muscles, due to habituated fear of lumbar movement.
One plan being considered is to limit peacekeeping activities to guarding the camps that shelter displaced civilians.
It introduces cyber security activities for guarding digital systems of a reactor facility safely as a cyber security program based on the practices at a research reactor facility.
Following Italian capitulation in September 1943, the Germans were less supportive of Đujić than the Italians had been, and restricted his activities to guarding railway tracks from Partisan sabotage.
"Our results provide evidence that not crop raiding during the full moon may indeed be risk avoidance behaviour in response to human guarding activity," Dr Gunn says.
However, we do know that the presence of foreign babblers in the territory increases guarding activity by the residents.
Our calculations show that even in the morning, at the time of maximal guarding activity, a sentinel was present only for about one-third of the time.
In a number of species, older males seem to prioritize extrapair mating activities over mate guarding their females, while young males do the opposite (Wagner et al. 1996; Johnsen et al. 2003; Kleven et al. 2006c).
The Baghdad government later demanded and won the right to subject foreign contractors to Iraqi law, while the United States government grudgingly began to impose greater curbs on the freewheeling activities of the personnel guarding American diplomats in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Intensified international health activity sought to guard the people of Europe and North America against cross-border infections and to protect their colonial interests [ 8].
