Such changes can rarely be exercised by an act of will.
It is not difficult to understand why the AFA, which represents around 450 of the 550 licensed agents in England, is so exercised by the changes.
In criminal cases the right to request a change of venue generally must be exercised by the accused, but the prosecution also may seek a change.
Imagination, judgment, discrimination, flexibility, propensity for learning and relearning, and intrepidity in the face of change -- these inner traits are all exercised by rigorous application to the liberal arts.
He exercises by swimming.
To examine whether expectations regarding the benefits of exercise influence perceived mood changes post-exercise, by virtue of memory biases.
Once again, the suggestion that God changes by exercising his will in different ways at different times also suggests that there is privation or potentiality within God, both before the act of creation, when God's intention was as yet unrealized, and even more so afterwards, because of all the new and variable relationships established with the creation of the world.
One intuitive prediction we might make, for example, is that evolution of increased dispersal rate might be apparent, not only at the actual level of selection (i.e., changed dispersal behaviour), but also at levels less proximate to selection (e.g., changed exercise physiology driven by demands of changed behaviour).
I'll also share tips with you on how to enhance your creativity and productivity, as well as stories about individuals -- past and present -- whose lives were changed by exercising their creative brains.
Altering the duration of exercise was critically important to maximization of negative geotaxis ability across ages, whereas altering the number of exercise repetitions did not change the outcome significantly (Table 1, hours of exercise-by-age, p<.0001).
