But a work like "Bliss" — in which Mr. Kjartansson and a group of Icelandic opera singers repeated the final aria in Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro" for 12 hours with full costumes, set and orchestra — represents "endurance at a level of sheer ecstasy," she said.
In other studies on turkey model, it was shown that increased volumetric bone mineral density of femur and tibia contributes to higher values of maximum elastic strength and ultimate strength – the parameters representing mechanical endurance of bones [ 37].
Although she recognises the grimy, oil-saturated reality of her surroundings, Bishop can also see the ordinary human grace that seeks to create beauty amid the dirt of the garage and that this represents the endurance of love as an intrinsic aspect of any act of human making.
These variables represented cardiovascular/respiratory endurance and stamina (i.e., absolute and relative maximal oxygen consumption, VO2max), as well as body composition (i.e., body mass, body mass index, relative body fat, fat mass, lean body mass, and waist circumference).
A linear relationship between ICU-AW and physical performance is unlikely as functional tests are complex motor tasks, whereas MMT measures assess individual muscle actions that do not represent muscle endurance, a property that represents the resistance of the muscle to fatigue.
The oak tree is a symbol of England, representing strength and endurance.
For those who chose to mark themselves, most sent us images representing rebirth, strength and endurance -- signifying challenges overcome, which is fitting for an indelible work of body art.
For those who chose to mark themselves, most sent us images representing rebirth, strength and endurance that marked a challenge overcome, which is fitting for an indelible work of body art.
The pine trees, which retain their green foliage even in a severe winter, represent longevity and endurance in the face of adversity.
Many feature a worn wood akoma -- a heart shape that represents patience and endurance -- or a sankofa, which literally means, "return and get it," but, according to my guide, is interpreted to suggest you can always undo your mistakes.
