When these tasks turn out to be more difficult than we dreamed, the necessary exertions bring out new skills and abilities and make us better than we planned on being.
Surely space usurpers know the toil and trouble and exertion necessary to create a car-length chasm in the mini-mountain of snow outside their front doors because they had to dig out their own cars?
Another interpretation – supported by the original source in which Mickey says that if Donald can land the fish he can have it for lunch – is that Mickey's face is red due to the exertion necessary to contain his disbelief and laughter while he experiences his amused superiority.
A person's ability to perform physical tasks, for example, is categorized according to the physical exertion requirements necessary to perform varying classes of jobsi.e., whether a claimant can perform sedentary, light, medium, heavy, or very heavy work.
With the exception of distilled water, all water contains some naturally occurring electrolytes like sodium and potassium, he said, adding that the added electrolytes in sports drinks are necessary only for extreme exertion.
Individual airways are adequately stiff to sustain the high airflows necessary for extremes of exertion but adequately compliant to narrow during coughing and to permit the removal of accumulated mucus and debris.
Nanoparticles binding to the plasma membrane and cellular uptake are probably a necessary condition for its exertion of cytotoxicity.
The treadmill speed necessary to achieve an exertion level of 3.0 METs ranged from 2.1 to 3.5 mph, with an average speed of 3.0 ± 0.4 mph.
What if even greater national exertions become necessary in North Korea or Iran?
Delegation by Congress has long been recognized as necessary in order that the exertion of legislative power does not become a futility.
For an old man, it is to be strong enough for such exertion as is necessary, and to be free from all those deformities of old age which cause pain to others.
