We calculated the shift of the physical-activity levels separately for people younger and older than 55 years because "moderately intense" is defined differently for these two age groups [ 17].
Fashion can be seen as the practice of some of the most extreme strategies to conform to shifting concepts of the physical ideal.
For Nunn, this has meant an exploration of boundaries, both actual and metaphorical; his last novel, "Tijuana Straits" (which won a 2005 Los Angeles Times Book Prize), traces the shifting landscape of the physical borderland.
But, when we releases old trapped energies by sharing our secrets -- our sense of identity shifts from the physical stress of holding back -- towards the cathartic expression of a unified connection that is inherently possible within the human experience.
"It's not only a shift in the physical generation of power, but also the power over the system in terms of who is in control of it and who can benefit from it".
Focus is now starting to shift from the physical protection of vehicles, drivers and passengers to the security protection against cyber attacks and intrusions, according to market intelligence firm ABI Research.
For many people, their perception of reality itself will shift from the physical to the digital world, a phenomenon already seen in communities like Second Life and the deaths of gamers in Asia.
Are they to be perceived as musical elements or do they shift attention to the physical effort of music-making, contact between a body and an instrument?
Jayson Ahern, the deputy commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, said in an interview, however, that the technical problems and a shift of money to the physical fence accounted for the recent delays.
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When the location of disease shifted away from the physical body to the social body, however, what patients had to say became significant: 'illness was being transformed from what was visible to what was heard'.
