Sentence examples for exercise mastery from inspiring English sources
By manipulating the data we can exercise mastery over our fate.
Any grill master will tell you that by building a fire properly and using techniques suitable to the food in question, the grill becomes a device over which you can exercise mastery and control.
Question: Do strategies to enhance self-efficacy and exercise mastery affect adherence to home-based pelvic floor muscle exercises in women with urinary incontinence?
Conclusion: Discussion of accomplishments and goals, a testimonial video and a reminder did not increase exercise adherence more than exercise mastery.
If the profession has not swayed public opinion enough, it will find it difficult to exercise mastery over its jurisdiction in the workplace, even when it is legally ensured the exclusive rights over this jurisdiction [ 15].
In the context of this theory perception requires the exploration of the environment in a way that is governed by both kinds of SMCs and the actively exercised mastery of them.
Obama's whole Convention was an exercise in mastery.
Together with some cadets, that brings the full complement to a gangway-shoving 24.But then the ship is so automated that the captain appears to exercise full mastery over everything in sight with only the slightest touch to a half-ball, the size of one hand's palm, which protrudes from a control panel.
Steeped in African and Asian art, as well as in the Baroque and the modern (including the work of Brancusi, Le Corbusier, and the minimalists), Puryear exercises a mastery that feels widely and deeply wise.
One need not do or become anything in particular to enjoy political liberty in the republican sense; one need not exercise self-mastery, on any view of what that entails, nor succeed in acting on one's second-order desires (Skinner 1984; Spitz 1993).
Negative attitudes towards fat bodies, and particularly fat female bodies, may have been further bolstered by the perception that they resisted expectations for the fulfilment of gendered social roles: that men should be active, virile patriarchs able to exercise self-mastery over appetites and behaviour, and that women should marry and become mothers.
