More direct physiological measures of RHP, such as energetic output during contests, including ventilation rate or overall O2 consumption (review: [ 16]) would be extremely useful, as they could be directly related to field-based data, such as long term territory tenure or reproductive success.
On Saturday the women's final confounded pessimistic predictions when Serena Williams dethroned her sister Venus in an energetic and competitive contest.
This was a frantic, energetic, end-to-end contest that was highly tactical and ludicrously open.
But they allowed their guests back into the contest and Mali silenced the energetic Durban crowd on 57 minutes, with their ever-influential captain dragging them back into the game.
It became a presidential contest in which Mr Modi, an energetic campaigner and charismatic speaker, steamrollered rivals.
The remainder of the contest was dominated by the young and energetic St Thomas outfit.
But it was the Te Deum - Charpentier's most famous work, and the theme tune of the Eurovision Song Contest - that produced the most vivid and energetic performance of the evening.
Until then, Johnson had been known as "June Bug", a boundlessly energetic youth who had developed his game in furious one-on-one contests with his older brother Larry.
Lukas Podolski was just as energetic down the opposite flank and, even if Mesut Ozil flitted in and out of the contest in his free role, Schweinsteiger set the side's rhythm and dominated central midfield.
Down the hall, there's a DJ hosting a dance party for the energetic kids who manage to stop running around for a few minutes to do the hula hoop contest.
