But because, under the express regulations, the power was given to call for specified purposes without exerting the army power, it cannot follow that the latter power, when exerted, was not complete to the extent of its exertion and dominant.
The service which may be exacted of the citizen under the army power is not limited to the specific purposes for which Congress is [p367] expressly authorized, by the militia clause, to call the militia; the presence in the Constitution of such express regulations affords no basis for an inference that the army power, when exerted, is not complete and dominant to the extent of its exertion.
The second round of recovery was more difficult than the first, if only because Woods knew the extent of the exertion ahead.
On one of our two mornings, we walk along the uninhabited 12km sandy beach ringing the island; on the second, we visit the local school - funded by previous visitors to Kipungani - but that's the extent of our exertion.
This notion could explain the paradoxical finding of improved performance during dual-tasking: When blinkers are given a secondary task during the AB, the brain might be taxed to such an extent that the exertion of protective control is relaxed, resulting in an attenuated AB (also see [5]).
Control (12 items) assesses coercion, dominance, exertion of power and extent of criticism.
Always from the other kind of exertion.
during a 45 minute stint of exertion.
Within his body, there was a tumult of exertion.
After the precipitous climb, we are exalted with the dizziness of exertion and thin air.
It'll take only nine minutes of exertion to complete a full-body strength-building workout.
