Sentence examples for exercising the capacity from inspiring English sources

Borrowing from Condillac and challenging Rousseau's view of language as primarily a tool for socialization, Mendelssohn writes: "The drive to social life is equally innate in human beings and leads immediately to the occasion for exercising the capacity for language"(Gesammelte Schriften 6/2, p. 8).

"If we want to have great scientists, letting preschoolers explore, play and do pretend play exercises the capacities for doing science," Dr. Gopnik said.

Comte claims that human excellence is exercising the uniquely human capacity for reason.

The more you exercise that capacity, the more creative you become.

"For older people, exercise facilitates the capacity for them to stay engaged in life," Joyner says.

I think fiction may be, whatever else, an exercise in the capacity for imaginative love, or sympathy, or identification.

When Marilynne Robinson described fiction as "an exercise in the capacity for imaginative love, or sympathy, or identification" she was stating something almost everyone would agree with.

The chosen intensity depends on the preserved ejection fraction and the exercise capacity of the patient during the pretraining period, measured by a cardiopulmonary exercise test [ 34].

The limitation to exercise capacity is usually the cardiovascular system, specifically the maximum heart rate.

The Honolulu findings suggest that strength training -- weight-lifting or working out on resistance machines -- can also contribute to fitness, though such activities do not increase the exercise capacity of the heart and lungs.

A stress test is performed to determine causes of chest pain, the exercise capacity of the heart, appropriate exercise levels in those beginning an exercise program and to identify rhythm disturbances during exercise.