Sentence examples for correctly exercised from inspiring English sources

For if defenders of the master rule or method approach recognize the existence of a capacity of judgment like practical wisdom, then it would be strange to allow that it can be correctly exercised on a number of particular occasions while denying that we might learn of general rules from observing patterns of its exercise on various occasions.

The implication is that one can recognize that these sayings are wrong simply by correctly exercising one's senses; Xunzi's concern is again presumably practical, though again he does not give details.

The wearable — for indeed, when in use, it's 'worn' inside the body — has a companion iOS app which offers five minute workouts to help the user learn how to correctly exercise their pelvic floor muscle and built up its strength, tracking progress within the app via a personal LV score.

The under-provision of equipment in some countries precluded the use of the best test first but it was accepted that in these health economies latitude and flexibility should be exercised correctly.

The counterargument would be that the hydraulics of correct root canal washing and filling may not be exercised correctly in an insufficiently tapered canal as shown by different authors, Fife et al., Ruddle, and Bukiet et al. [ 5, 29, 32].

Expecting the internet to correctly do something you ask is an exercise in futility, but artist Clement Valla asked anyway.

Instruction comparing the erroneous work with correctly worked exercises filled the learning gaps.

In fact, the more the patient exercises correctly, the higher his pain threshold becomes.

The students worked with the modules individually, for 15- to 30-minute intervals during the spring term, until they could perform most of the fraction exercises correctly.

He straps on sensors containing accelerometers - devices which help ensure he is exercising correctly.

Adding an accelerometer also helps identify whether women are performing kegel exercises correctly: ie lifting up, rather than pushing down.