"We don't stop at the top or bottom, so our muscles sustain a constant steady load for about five to eight repetitions," he writes, adding that such an exercise "fires the muscle fibers" deeply and builds lean muscle mass.
Professor Tigay added: "He reasoned that the frequency of spontaneous prayer must have sustained a constant sense of God's presence and strengthened the egalitarian tendency of Israelite religion, which led to the establishment of the synagogue".
Almost from the moment that the remarkable Stokes larruped his second and fourth balls of the second day of the second Test for four through cover, England sustained a constant assault.
From 1912 to 1935, Fisher produced a total of 331 documents—including speeches, letters to newspapers, articles, reports to governmental bodies, circulars, and books that described his plan for a dollar capable of sustaining a constant purchasing power (also known as the "compensated" dollar or "commodity" dollar).
"There just aren't enough elephants remaining to sustain a constant growth in ivory demand in that country," he said.
And, lining up with Dan's point as well, just glancing at the top grossing charts means you don't have to sustain a constant flow of new players in order to be a successful game from a revenue standpoint.
The thick solid line represents the actual relationship between pressure and flow describing the autoregulation of vascular tone to sustain a constant blood flow despite varying arterial input pressures.
Four out of five concrete beams were subjected to an accelerated corrosion of their tensile bars, while they sustained a constant point load and their self-weight, until they failed in their load-bearing capacity.
In this context, the additional crucible carrying the source powder, located at a relatively lower temperature (i.e., ~20 °C) due to the temperature gradient in the furnace, will not only give rise to the initial higher V/III ratio but also help to sustain a constant magnitude of this ratio.
