If the Swedish Army defines coping in relation to physical stamina in war-like situations, then the presence of certain diseases, such as asthma, might induce a non-coping response.
The improvements in joint pain and physical stamina in the RYGB group were notable and may, together with improvements in skin irritation, water retention, foot problems, and shortness of breath, have resulted in easier performance of everyday personal hygiene, housekeeping, shopping and walking.
But what happened over the next 13 months as she sat in front of the bark-covered trunk, trying to paint it to her satisfaction, was a kind of Thoreauvian mind trip, an exercise in obsessiveness and physical stamina that brings to mind not so much endurance performance art as religious asceticism, without any religion to speak of.
The Greeks used the berries in many of their Olympics events because of their belief that the berries increased physical stamina in athletes.
The GOP nominee questioned Clinton's "mental and physical stamina" in a speech on Monday.
Trump himself then questioned Clinton's "physical stamina" in stump speeches.
Mid August: Trump seems to nod to these rumors when he starts talking about how Clinton lacks "physical stamina" in stump speeches.
You should also have physical stamina in order to endure the many hours you will spend standing up; if you're a guard in a museum or another place where you are required to sit, you will also need stamina to stay in this same position, too.
But the theater audience is always aware that the actor suspended upside down in a torture scene in "Inishmore" is simply displaying impressive physical stamina.
As a result, backgammon is often played in marathon sessions that reward physical stamina, patience, and emotional equilibrium.
