Sentence examples for constructed exercise from inspiring English sources

But for the most part, this is a tautly constructed exercise in suspense, set among striking-looking snowbound fields and farmhouses.

One colleague suggested it was a poorly constructed exercise designed to encourage critical thinking, another argued it was to teach pairings by size, while another joked that her PhD should be rescinded and that she should head back to kindergarten.

In allowing ourselves to be distracted by terror drills, foreign wars, color-coded warnings, underwear bombers and other carefully constructed exercises in propaganda, sleight of hand, and obfuscation, we failed to recognize that the true enemy to freedom was lurking among us all the while.

In this construct, exercise of increasing intensity both augments and downregulates regional blood flow across the brain (9).

Finally, a third ANCOVA model was constructed with exercise group allocation as the grouping factor, and then stratified by change in VAT (decrease versus increase).

Finally, a third ANCOVA model was constructed with exercise group allocation (PRT versus sham) as the grouping factor, and then stratified by change in SkMM (increase versus decrease).

Finally, a third ANCOVA model was constructed with exercise group allocation as the grouping factor, stratified by change in SkMM (increase versus decrease).

2) Evaluate the possible role of Theory of Planned Behavior constructs (exercise attitudes, subjective norms and perceived behavioral control) in mediating behavior change.

This study will also evaluate the possible role of Theory of Planned Behavior constructs (exercise attitudes, subjective norms and perceived behavioral control) in mediating behavior change.

Rather, experience of an objective world must be constructed by exercising an a priori capacity to judge, which Kant calls the faculty of understanding (A80 81/B106).

Practices such as equation hunting emphasize memorization strategies that facilitate students' strong performance on traditional exams, which are typically constructed from exercises.