Mr. Smith describes basic training at one of the legion's "farms": running, French lessons, combat training, rope climbing and more running.
A baby, again while mysterious and magical in that people are able to create new people, also kind of basic because we were all babies at one time.
She stumbled over basic policy questions, at one point saying that states should be allowed to decide whether to follow a 1975 law that protects students with disabilities.
Because jumping is often the most logical way to get to a descendible tower, almost every climber encounters a basic-level jump at one time or another, he said.
They can claim that one's every basic desire is directed at one's own pleasure, and one's every non-basic desire, directed at something other than pleasure, is had only because one thinks this will or might bring one pleasure.
The main feature of this method is that the expected value of the objective function is evaluated by solving a nonlinear program at one central basic point with lower bounds on design variables, while feasibility is ensured by simultaneous solution of the NLP at critical vertices.
As illustrated in Fig. 1, the basic data should be efficiently updated at one place, distributed via a common data distributor, and used by everyone.
The idea that we must also build a new global ecosystem of universities is, at one level, a basic response to the recognition that the salient challenges and opportunities humanity faces are now global in scale.
Yet, basic food and epicurean aspirations converge at one point: safety.
As the group therapy did not aim at basics cognitive skills, one would have expected an advantage for neurofeedback training on neuropsychological improvement.
