Sentence examples for variable effort from inspiring English sources

Richard Jones's Royal Opera staging of Puccini's trilogy of one-act operas was first given complete in 2011 and much admired at the time, though its first revival is a variable effort, touching genuine greatness in places, but revealing inequalities elsewhere.

The growth of populations in a random environment subjected to variable effort fishing policies was studied in [20].

His neuropsychological evaluation was interpreted with caution due to failed effort measures and variable effort throughout.

For a maneuver to be acceptable, it needs to be a maximal exhalation free from cough, excessive hesitation, leak, obstructed mouthpiece, variable effort, or early termination.

A reliable maneuver was a maximal exhalation without cough, excessive hesitation, leak, obstructed mouthpiece, variable effort, or early termination (NCHS 1996).

Finally, the variable "effort-tolerant" was significant for explaining preference variations for payment systems in both hospitals and general practice.

The categorical variables effort and reward were combined to create an additional variable, effort-reward imbalance, with four ordinal categories: 1) low effort, low reward; 2) high effort, high reward; 3) low effort, high reward; and 4) high effort, low reward.

A somewhat different approach was taken by del Solato (1995) where the detection of motivation was operationalized12 with three variables: effort, confidence, and independence.

That doesn't even include such luridly named extras as Stabilitrak Sport (a stability-control system) or Magnasteer II (variable-effort steering).

A compact rear-drive luxury sport sedan weighing less than 3,400 pounds and packing driver-adjustable suspension, variable-effort electric steering, peppy power plants and an available 6-speed manual transmission.

Although it is impossible to control for all pre-analytic variables, efforts to characterize their effects are under way.