Sentence examples for system for exercise from inspiring English sources

A Marquette CASE (Cardiac Assessment System for Exercise Testing) system was used for continuous visual monitoring and recording ECG.

Husni Bey, one of Libya's most prominent businessmen, told me that Qaddafi developed an elaborate system for exercising power while minimizing direct responsibility.

Here, a population of Standardbred racehorses trained at the same racecourse was studied over four years and a classification system for exercise-related musculoskeletal injuries was designed.

Cardiomobile is a real-time remote monitoring system for exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation that is comprised of a heart and activity monitor, single lead ECG, GPS receiver, and programmed smartphone (i-Mate SP3, Dubai).

Furthermore, experimentally amenable model systems for exercise remain elusive.

Abstract: A combat IFF system, for use in a combat exercise or on the battlefield, including a helmet-mounted passive IFF response unit and a weapon-mounted IFF interrogatory unit for each soldier.

This Court said: 'But, as has been affirmed by this Court in former decisions, there is no place in our constitutional system for the exercise of arbitrary power, and, if the Secretary has exceeded the authority conferred upon him by law, then there is power in the courts to restore the status of the parties aggrieved by such unwarranted action.' Garfield v. United States ex rel.

The CPET was carried out according to the recommendations of the American Thoracic Society [ 20] on an ergometric treadmill (Inbrasport®, Porto Alegre, Brazil) equipped with a computerised system for an exercise test (Ergo-PC Elite, Micromed Biotecnologia®, Brasília, Brazil).

A Gulf security dialogue could encompass such issues as navigational rights, a mechanism for addressing border disputes, an early-warning system for military exercises, and even the prohibition of certain categories of weapons from the region.

Programming some of today's on-board navigation systems, for example, is an exercise in frustration that could overwhelm even a child reared on Game Boy and PlayStation.One favoured solution involves yet another layer of technology that would allow the driver to control on-board systems using spoken commands.

Practical systems for monitoring exercise intensity in care settings are needed.