Most of the institutions are selective about whom they admit, and all of them make strenuous claims about education being more than job training or just soaking up information.
When I'm overwhelmed by his more strenuous pronouncements about life, literature and the city, I'm compelled to remind him that he now lives in New Jersey.
"Fractured Bones/Let's Get Lost" borrows from Godard's sci-fi noir "Alphaville" and the digression in "The Maltese Falcon" about Flitcraft, the man who leaves his family and life style for nearly identical ones, in a strenuous performance about tough-guy existentialism and the impulse to disappear.
Doctors in CHAG hospitals complained less about equipment problems than those in public hospitals, and it was doctors in GA (in all types of facilities), who had the most strenuous complaints about lacking necessary equipment, or coping with broken equipment.
MET-hours were estimated from reported time spent walking, gardening, cycling, and doing strenuous activity about 3 years later (first resurvey), according to Ainsworth's compendium of physical activities [18,19].
Best broken into nine stages of about 15 strenuous, hilly miles each, the chevron-shaped trail starts at Knighton and ends at Welshpool, both of which are served by trains from Shrewsbury.
Walking alone on the puddled field was observed as a very strenuous activity, which required about 87 96% of total energy expenditure during the rotapuddling operation.
This modified routine involved one minute of strenuous effort, at about 90 percent of a person's maximum heart rate (which most of us can estimate, very roughly, by subtracting our age from 220), followed by one minute of easy recovery.
After our day of strenuous cycling, covering about 35 miles, we stopped for the night at a country inn called Zur Pferdetränke (At the Horse Trough), in the former East German village of Schleid.
