Sentence examples for exercise of high from inspiring English sources
The presence of Captain Less, a Jew from Germany, who was unlikely to think that members of the S.S. advanced in their careers through the exercise of high moral qualities, did not for a moment throw this mechanism out of gear.
They performed a continuous exercise of high intensity (135 beats/min).
As his case illustrates, exercise of high intensity can also place great strain on the body and can cause serious injuries and damage.
21 Recently, physical exercise of high intensity showed a statistically significant positive effect on the number of working hours, 31 presumably by influencing fatigue and physical functioning.
His exercise of high-handedness armed him for the battles over priority in materials, speedy design of the bomb and production of its fuels.
It says that happiness consists in the exercise of higher capacities, that the preferences of competent judges are evidential of superior value, and that higher pleasures are objective pleasures.
But this would make his doctrine of higher pleasures fundamentally anti-hedonistic, insofar it explains the superiority of higher activities, not in terms of the pleasure they produce, but rather in terms of the dignity or value of the kind of life characterized by the exercise of higher capacities.
Additional basic and clinical research with exercise of higher intensities is also needed to establish a potential acceptable limit for physical activity in IBD patients.
This suggests that exercise regimens for basically healthy obese women should also include aerobic exercise of higher intensity than is usually applied to accelerate improvements in energy consumption capacity and aerobic fitness.
In girls, this Cluster was labeled 'high sedentary and high physical exercise', because of high scores on the sedentary behaviors as well as on the physical exercise behavior.
But even Justice Louis Brandeis (1856-1941) recognized that, "In the exercise of this high power, we must be ever on our guard, lest we erect our prejudices into legal principles".
