Expertise is thought to be not a static condition but one that doctors must build and sustain for themselves.
The Brentano players performed with their customary control and oversize passion, earning a rousing, sustained ovation for themselves and for Mr. Mackey.
A psychophysical methodology was employed, whereby the subjects were asked to select a workload they could sustain for 8 h without "straining themselves or without becoming usually tired, weakened, overheated or out of breath".
During pushing, the subjects were asked to select a workload they could sustain for 8 h without "straining themselves or without becoming unusually tired, weakened, overheated or out of breath".
Ten female industrial workers performed 15 variations of lifting using our psychophysical methodology whereby the subjects were asked to select a workload they could sustain for 8 h without "straining themselves or without becoming unusually tired weakened, overheated or out of breath".
Such raw emotions, after all, can only be sustained for so long before the mundane and complicated realities of everyday life reassert themselves.
In this sense Class is part of a larger trend among an entrepreneurial generation of younger dance artists who, having taken note of the struggles of their older colleagues, are examining alternative models for sustaining themselves.
Founder Daneh Westropp decided to create the app after running away from home and school at the age of 15 and realising that young people are often looking for ways to sustain themselves and make themselves independent.
No rhythmic sequence is sustained for long.
Clearly, rising losses cannot be sustained for ever.
But could that conceit be sustained for an entire season?
