Then in the late 1980s, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention came up with "chronic fatigue syndrome" to identify a sort of deep, enduring weariness that still has no single known medical cause.
I was curious to see what it was like for an independent young singer on the rise to travel back and forth between the world's leading stages, with no fixed home, coping with the challenge of singing well while enduring the fatigues and frustrations of travel — the cancelled flights, the visa problems, the lost luggage, the tedium of checking in and out of hotels.
Many improved properties such as resisting fatigue, enduring wear, etc, have been achieved by applying biomimetic morphology or structure to some engineering material surfaces.
The development of advanced high-performance constant-volume combustion-cycle engines (constant-volume combustion-cycle the engine constant-volume combustion-cyclenduring harsh combustion enginesments under high-frequenCVCCEerequires mechanical fatigue conditions.
To avoid this "alert-fatigue", a more sophisticated approach is needed for optimal and enduring adherence improvement.
The keys to Meredith's enduring, reliable legacy – now in its 25th year with no signs of respite nor fatigue, even now, in a climate where giants are felled with ruthless despair – lie in its deceptive simplicity.
War fatigue in the United States and Britain is not an excuse for the surrender of a commodity of enduring strategic importance — national credibility — to an ephemeral one — public opinion.
At an early stage, the advice of an OOP on dealing with work while on sick leave, on recruitment of social support from the workplace and making adjustments in working hours and tasks may increase the likelihood of a timely and enduring RtW. 8 Additionally, an early start in physical exercise may contribute to maintenance of physical functioning and prevention of fatigue.
He thought about enduring.
