The Olympics are a showcase for excellence in many categories -- in strength, in stamina, in grace -- but when it comes to innovative design, the institution has always been strictly junior varsity.
His classical training was apparent both in his stamina over the course of the two-hour work, and in the control and focus he brought to the songs, even if his polished tenor is slightly thinner and less raw than Daltrey's full-throated bellow.
Moreover, because the ageing stereotype implies reductions in both strength and stamina, we expect the participants in the comparison condition to be less persistent, as measured by how long participants can hold the hand dynamometer at their maximum level.
As such there has been a regression in stamina, with both phones failing to last as long as their 2016 predecessors.
These he followed with the "Mediterraneans" of Southern and Eastern Europe, inferior to both the Nordics and the Alpines in "bodily stamina," but superior in "the field of art".
He eschewed the lob, mainly because he wanted his opponent to reach to either wing in those exchanges, testing both his stamina, his suspect footwork and his commitment to what became his only attacking ploy, however doomed.
"Commercialism isn't challenging creatively; it's only challenging in a stamina way.
But these books still play a very important role in building stamina, as does rereading.
In its stamina and invention, this piece is riveting – and Cousins is a talent to watch.
Pro football is clearly a game in which stamina, will and execution in the fourth quarter distinguish winners from losers.
