While the unemployment rate has fallen steadily, hitting a five-year low of 7.3 percent in August, much of that improvement has come from workers dropping out of the labor force rather than vigorous job creation.
On the one hand, gentle grinding rather than vigorous ball-milling can avoid damage to material crystal structure and morphology; on the other hand, CNTs, which can be well dispersed on the NCA particles surface, provide the electrode better electrical conductivity and effective protection.
Moderate rather than vigorous exercise is preferable for patients and results in increased compliance [ 53].
A social context for physical activity and activity of a moderate rather than vigorous intensity promotes participation among older people [ 27].
Rather than fuel vigorous competition and lower prices, the rise of these giant companies has meant that Americans are paying inflated costs for poor service.
To a large extent, his first-place finish in the first round of the election represented a rejection of the traditional parties rather than a vigorous endorsement of his agenda.
If we do submit to the negative forces on the street or on social media, we will end up with an embittered society, laced with fear, rising tensions and paranoia, rather than a vigorous environment of coexistence, solidarity and confidence.
It is a truth, incidentally, which applies as much to competition regulators as it does to people trying to run technology businesses.Indeed, some of the characteristics of the network economy suggest that regulators may need to be more, rather than less, vigorous.
"Exercise," she concluded, "is medicine it's free medicine!" Rather than recommending vigorous exercise, as previously suggested, the current physical activity guidelines suggest at least 30 min of moderate-intensity physical activity at least 5 days weekly, and in addition to that adults should perform muscle-strengthening exercises (12).
But, at the Council on Foreign Relations, rather than offering a vigorous, reasoned defense of his program, he skated ably and entertainingly on the surface, while repeating generalities about "future" and "past".
Mr. Bush's desire seemed muted, sometimes curiously so, as he kept his hands closer to himself, covered less physical ground and let his features go slack, as if he were musing out loud rather than making a vigorous case.
