It's currently outpacing Interstellar and Exodus there – now that is what you call stamina.
The Xperia Z also includes a battery maximising mode — called Battery Stamina Mode — that can be switched on to extend standby time by 4x (or more).
One, frequently called energy or stamina, denotes how fast your special attack meter fills up.
Maso cited another Bordeaux-Paris race (the event called for herculean stamina, being run in a single stretch, right through the night), in which the allowance per man in one team was a bottle of eau-de-vie, some port, some white wine, and some champagne.
For example, the mean value of heritability for morphological traits, such as body and wing length, is 0.46; for life history traits, such as fecundity and life span, is 0.26; and for behavioral traits, such as calling duration and fighting stamina, is 0.30.
Madden called Kim Jong Un's oratorical stamina "fairly impressive".
A man seated at a table nearby hooted and hollered for the candidate who wants to become the first woman to serve as U.S. president ― especially when Trump attacked what he called her lack of "stamina".
Keeping up with the increasingly elaborate maneuvers called for serious focus and stamina.
The hours of coverage called for considerable reserves of stamina, while the lack of action during most of the broadcasts required an ability to adlib at length.
Trump, who repeatedly touted his high energy level during the 2016 campaign, tweeted that, despite his gruelling Presidential schedule, he still had enormous reserves of stamina, which he called "stamgygygyggy".
