Some suggested a causal relationship such that the exercise of certain coercive measures that would "unavoidably" lead to the perception of coercion by others.
For example, the exercise of shoulder abduction will measure the shoulder's ability, despite the fact that some other joints are, to a lesser extent, also involved in this movement) and k i = weighting coefficients of the exercises, chosen to give more importance to the ones that are more linked with the motor abilities of the patient.
Furthermore, opponents of the measure say, the exercise of one person's religious freedom can result in the denial of another's civil rights.
Almost immediately after September 11th, the Administration had decided that protecting the country required extraordinary measures, including the exercise of executive powers exceeding domestic and international norms.
We then repeat the exercise of the previous section and calculate measures of the skewness using the part of the wage that is not negotiated at the national level rather than the total wage.
Indeed, Thorne's landmark textbook on gravitational theory, co-authored with Charles Misner and John Wheeler and first published in 1973, contained a student exercise designed to demonstrate the impracticability of measuring gravitational waves with lasers.
Several other desirable characteristics of studies were also discussed, such as the homogeneity of the participant population and the availability of information on the reliability of the exercise tests and measures employed, however, the inclusion criteria remained as they were.
The safety of the exercise program is measured by reviewing the record sheet for each patient in the training program, ascertaining cardiovascular decompensation and musculoskeletal injuries.
Most of the robot-mediated devices used for these exercises currently do not fully motivate them to complete the exercises or measure the progress of the therapy.
