Finally, this exercise blurred the distinction between teaching and learning.
The tendency of epidemiological studies to imply a distinction between exercise and physical activity reflects imprecision of measurement rather than any fundamental difference.
One important strength of the present study was the opportunity to include two different questions about physical activity, which allowed a distinction between exercise and total physical activity (obtained in all domains) in a random sample representative of the entire Swedish population in working ages.
"Unfortunately, most people have blurred the distinction between exercising for health and well-being and exercising for fitness in an athletic, competitive sense," says Dr. Harvey Simon, associate professor of medicine at Harvard-affiliated Massachusetts General Hospital.
Wearing a Mexican poncho, gnawing a stub of cheroot and peering intently from under a slouch hat pulled low over his eyes, he is simply another fabrication of a personality, half cowboy and half gangster, going through the ritualistic postures and exercises of each.His distinction is that he succeeds in being ruthless without seeming cruel, fascinating without being realistic.
There is a "clear distinction between an exercise of discretion and an arbitrary decision," he said.
But in the end I'm not worried because our style is purely exercise and they made that distinction," she said.
There is a real, and not a fanciful, distinction between the exercise of the right to discharge at will and the imposition of a requirement that the employee, as a condition of employment, shall make a particular agreement to forego a legal right.
In the translated version we tried to make clear the distinction between physical exercise and physical work exposures.
Home practice also includes a difficult communications exercise and awareness of the distinction between everyday reacting (without choice) and responding (with choice).
