It is a part of the general arousal or activation pattern of physiological responses that mobilizes and fits the person for effective reaction in an emergency.
In place of rigid feudal obligations, he posited an order based on more-universal human relationships (such as that between father and son) and taught that ability and moral excellence rather than birth were what fitted a person for leadership.
The latest report said smoking marijuana was "about twice as dangerous as exercise for a fit person, sex for a sedentary person, a tantrum of anger or a bout of anxiety".
Rather, she will judge candidates solely on their suitability for the jobs in question, seeking always to get the "best fit" of person for the appropriate ministerial post.
There was a big round table that always could fit one more person for dinner.
J + R Murdoch "astonishing" late realisation of hacking truth (par 163): 9 - 1 — Dan Sabbagh (@dansabbagh) May 1 , 2012And: Even Mensch said in the press conf that she would have voted for rpt save for KRM "fit person" criticism (para 229).
"Hanging a mature, conscious, healthy, and physically fit person is very difficult even for several people," the manual stated, and described various ways that a noose might be tied.
There are only a handful of petrol stations in my village, and they are all nestled in the centre of town, half an hour walking for a fit person who isn't pushing a 100kg+ motorcycle.
It's probably based on a combination of current concerns (such as high cholesterol readings) and past perceptions -- that you're a relatively fit person who eats pretty well, for instance.
Hargrove says data can be monitored from a patient at home days before a surgery to see how fit a person is for a procedure, or if they need more time to get into better physical condition.
