Sentence examples for soldiers performance from inspiring English sources
These soldiers' performance is not that different from that of the American colleagues who share a base with them on terms of almost complete equality.
What do you do when you develop a cunning remote-monitoring system to track soldiers' performance in the field, but they don't want to wear a clumsy chest strap, or forget to wear the wristband?
A comprehensive measurement analysis of soldiers' gait and motion during prolonged loaded March is vital in order to analyse the consistency of soldiers' performance during combat and training.
Second, although the most important independent variable, coping in relation to stress, has been found to be a valid predictor of soldiers' performance during their military service (20) its exact contents and definition are unknown to us.
In May, 1962, while testing BZ's effect on soldier performance, Ketchum oversaw the construction of an entire Hollywood-style set in the form of a makeshift communications outpost.
Increases in muscle carnosine will improve performance during sustained, high-intensity activity and would likely benefit soldier performance during training and in specific combat scenarios and sustained operations.
1The role of the Associate's Wife was especially created for the disabled soldiers' benefit performance and does not appear in any standard performances.
Drill, preparation of soldiers for performance of their duties in peace and war through the practice and rehearsal of prescribed movements.
There is an analogy, perhaps, between the military's use of psychoactive drugs and the practice of pumping athletes full of steroids so they can continue to compete despite physical pain; athletes — and also soldiers — whose performance is chemically enhanced in this way may, however, unwittingly sustain more serious injuries as a result.
Inside, one woman visitor tells me: "We really respect our soldiers, their performance in the battle.
The purpose was to assess soldier physical performance and military-specific task/fitness performance stratified by BMI.
