Participant E sustains a head injury while bungee jumping.
e) Sustained attention: This was measured via the Rapid Visual Information Processing task (RVP-A), of the CANTAB [ 67].
The males (79.9/1,000 A-E) sustained significantly more injuries than the females (25.3/1,000 A-E).
At one Greek national championship, the men (20.6/1,000 A-E) sustained statistically significantly fewer injuries than the women (36.4/1,000 A-E) [ 13].
However, at a recreational tournament in the United Kingdom, the men (51.3/1,000 A-E) sustained statistically significantly more injuries than the women (47.6/1,000 A-E) [ 4].
These included attitudinal beliefs (e.g., sustain vehicle damage, become stuck/stranded), beliefs of social expectations (e.g., pressure from friends, family members, police), and efficacy beliefs (e.g., small distance of water to drive through, presence of signage).
But if you listen closely you can hear a snatch of a tune — a single E note sustained for sixteen measures, like a ray of lyricism escaping from the tight grid of rhythm.
A preserved responsivity to certain acoustical features (e.g., sustained high-frequency notes as often presented by solo performers) may represent an unconditional component of the chill response.
Some activities seem easier to sustain (e.g., window cling, healthy meal availability), while other activities (e.g., promotion by wait staff, deli sample tasting stations) may be more difficult to sustain without continued support from dedicated NPA coalition staff.
I pressed out the final four pedal notes of Olivier Messiaen's 1935 organ cycle "La Nativité du Seigneur": G-sharp, G-natural, F, and E, drilling through a sustained E-major chord.
