In 1933, with the Great Depression in full swing, the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) sought to relieve the work needs of unemployed Americans.
Practicing a necessary skill until it's second nature — say, memorizing a set of basic equations — relieves the working memory of the need to perform yet one more task during testing.
Providing support for caregivers or relieving the situations of work overload and stress that they are suffering may not br enough.
Choosing your own sound card and video card will enhance computer performance by a small degree by relieving the CPU Central Processing Unitt)of work on graphics with the video card's GPU and the sound card's sound chip.
But more than 20 mills survived in the town, staffed largely by migrants from India and Pakistan whose willingness to work inconvenient shifts had prolonged the industry's life and, in Seabrook's words, relieved the indigenous working class of some of the least-desirable employment.
Antidepressants, which are widely prescribed with mood stabilizers to treat patients with bipolar disorder, do not work in relieving the depressive symptoms of the illness, a large federal study reported Wednesday.
The goal is seen in a substantial improvement of the safety on waterways, through relieving the navigator of tiring routine work and supporting him in complex situations, particularly at night or in foggy weather.
Regardless of the ultimate purpose of the weed, let's face facts: for every person whose pain will be relieved by the work of WeGrow, other people are likely to suffer the ill effects of increased crime opportunities with the temptation of so many "legal" marijuana plants so irresistibly close by.
The exhilaration of a new idea or wisdom, or a different emphasis, is what can relieve the often hard work of putting words on the page.
Robert Volmer of Crosby-Volmer International Communications in Washington: "There is nothing better to relieve the stress of work than to watch a bunch of kids play baseball.
