But they certainly are the main event in the CPO industry, and they've driven many programs to competitive heights in the past decade or so.
We considered poor school success (educational level and grades combined), participation in competitive sports, height and high frequency of drunkenness before military service as possible risk factors after univariate modelling and entered these variables into the multivariate model although the literature considering these variables as risk factors of MSDs during military training is sparse.
The championship game was competitive throughout but the height of "Big George Federotsevv, who is 6-foot-7, and solid play at point guard by Cameron proved too much in the end.
In this case, the relative competitive release calculated using height rather than biomass is expected to be negative when the relative competitive effect of an interspecific neighbour is large and positive; that is when the target plant height decreases more when species j neighbours are netted away than when conspecific neighbours are netted away and vice versa.
The first nuclear explosion at Alamogordo has probably spurred the world's witch doctors to attain new heights of competitive achievement.
It lifts humanity up from the depths of competitive exclusivity to the heights of compassionate inclusivity.
Originally a practical means of clearing objects, such as ditches, brooks, and fences, pole-vaulting for height became a competitive sport in the mid-19th century.
In addition we also calculated the relative competitive release using target plant height instead of biomass.
60– 63 Our study would therefore support competitive categories being explored by height, rather than weight to help avoid detrimental health and performance issues identified in our study related to DE and the Triad.
A 4-week-long program made up of dance movements performed on the whole body vibration platform (35 Hz, 8 mm) improved competitive dancers' countermovement vertical jump height 3.0 cm or 7%% more than the active control group (group by time interaction, p < 0.05) (Marshall and Wyon 2012).
