In a passage about the pearl fishery (from the second volume of his autobiography, "Growing"), which Glendinning says is "among the best sustained set-pieces he wrote," Woolf describes the death of an Arab fisherman, the grief of the man's brother, and the dignity of the sheikh in charge of the boat, who speaks in mourning: I didn't understand Arabic, but I could understand what he was saying.
He pushed his energy to sustain sets of long, wending tunes with his quartet, which didn't include another horn player.
Disney announced last week that Episode VII would go on a two-week hiatus while Harrison Ford recovers from a broken leg sustained on set at Pinewood last month.
Abrams recently put production for the film on a two-week hiatus to allow Ford to recover from a broken leg sustained on set.
In a study of Cumps et al. (2007) the number of basketball days for which the athlete was not able to play or train because of the injury sustained was set on 3 to 7 weeks [ 18].
Task switching paradigm manipulations allowed for measurement of transient task-set updating, sustained task-set maintenance, preparatory mechanisms and interference control.
By incorporating these manipulations in the employed task switching paradigm, we were not only able to investigate the efficiency of transient task-set updating and sustained task-set maintenance in ADHD adults, but also the influence of task preparation and interference on cognitive flexibility.
Group differences in sustained task-set maintenance and transient task-set updating were also found to be dependent on experimental manipulation of task preparation processes.
We hypothesized that group differences on the task switching paradigm in transient task-set updating (i.e. switch costs) and sustained task-set maintenance (i.e. mixing costs) would be further evident as a function of task preparation (i.e. CTI manipulations) and interference (i.e. valence manipulations).
After 1850 sustained growth set in, and the population doubled (to 500,000) by 1900.
