Human organisms have brute-physical persistence conditions.
Some the animal people would have brute-physical persistence conditions.
Köhler's motivation-gain effect was then replicated repeatedly, not only for physical-persistence tasks but also for simple computations and tasks involving visual attention.
Childhood obesity has considerable adverse consequences for children's physical health, persistence of obesity into adulthood and health later in life [ 5].
Optimism, for example, is frequently associated with better physical health, more persistence in educational efforts and personal relationships, and resilience to stressful life events and may be, at least to some degree, "hard-wired" into the brain (Armor and Taylor 2002; Carver et al. 2010; Barefoot et al. 2011; Sharot 2011).
Korea delivered an admirable performance all around and displayed their legendary physical fitness and persistence until the dying minutes.
Chemical reactions and physical displacements influence the persistence of the chemicals in the soil and water, but with different environmental implications.
By quantifying the persistence of physical features in different soft sediment habitats it might be possible to develop a more amenable and rapid framework for assessing the longevity of the effects of physical disturbance.
These methods (persistence, uninvited physical contact, learning bizarre skills like juggling) appeal not merely in the way steroids appeal to a fringe baseball player but the way napalm and a helicopter would appeal to a kid in a nerf war.
However, due to lack of research uncertainty exists regarding the persistence of physical adaptations in prefrail older adults following muscle strength and muscle power training.
Recent studies have documented the persistence of physical and mental health problems among rescue and recovery workers exposed to the World Trade Center (WTC) sites (Mauer et al. 2010; Skloot et al. 2009; Wisnivesky et al. 2011).
