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Its discriminant validity is supported by being consistently more highly related to corresponding mood measures (for example, sad and depressed) (mean r = 66.6), than non-corresponding mood scales (for example, vigour versus inertia) (mean r = 49.5), when compared with other scales [ 28].

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An example for the three vigour classifications can be seen in Fig.  1.

Kildea makes the point that the musical establishment was constantly on the lookout for "manly" alternatives to what was perceived as the homosexual culture of Aldeburgh, and quotes a review of William Glock of Walton's Troilus and Cressida in 1955: "an example … of sheer masculine vigour that is very welcome in English opera just now".

But it's the latest example of the energy and vigour that's infused constitutional discussions in Scotland - in sharp contrast to the steady-as-she-goes, nothing-to-see-over-here guv attitude that many critics say defines London's view of the United Kingdom.

The outstanding example of the exploitation of hybrid vigour through the use of F1 hybrid varieties has been with corn (maize).

3.32pm GMT The Daily Mail And here is Leveson on Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail: It may readily be understood that Associated Newspapers Ltd's examples of "public interest journalism" are examples of campaigns which it has pursued with enormous vigour over the years, in each case in the public interest and with ultimate vindication.

Privatisation, for example, is not being pursued with sufficient vigour.

That certainly exaggerates the country's economic vigour (growth in car sales, for example, is declining), but it would be a stretch to believe that China is in recession.As domestic consumption booms, China's export-oriented manufacturers are under siege.

These examples indicate that in semelparous forms, in which full vigour and function are required until virtually the end of life, senescence has an onset closely coupled with the completion of the reproductive process and is governed by relatively simple enzymatic mechanisms that can be modified by natural selection.

In earth-bottomed freshwater raceways, a less vigour fish that misses an opportunity to feed, for example owing to more dominant early-maturing fish, can survive by feeding from bottom, which is not possible in free-floating sea net-pens.

On the rare occasions when it is possible to make an example of those who cross the line, it should be done with vigour.

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