continuousness

Bangsbo, (2011) explains that workout development for anaerobic capacity must be planned as an continuousness in speed, overloads must be between 10 or 30 seconds in high intensity and also there must be 2 or 3 minute's relaxation (Delextrat and Cohen, 2008).

is not a necessary incident" of this approach (45) He reasoned that "the recognition of the continuousness of the existence of a nation, composed, as is necessarily the case, of elements constantly changing and developing, involves the corresponding and sympathetic change and development of the laws." (46)

By using MLE, an association can be computed through the probability of spatiotemporal continuousness amongst two successive images as presented in Figure 3.

It provides the sense of continuousness and how an individual develop the sense of spiritual self (Kiesling et.

Enacting what Earl Miner calls in his essay in Poems in Their Place (University of North Carolina Press, 1986) an "unplotted narrative," poetic collections, especially collections of persona poems or dramatic monologues can be profitably considered holistic narratives, depending on "[sequential continuousness (that is not redundant)," "continuances (as opposed to the continuousness," "progression, recurrence, and various relation between the units of a collection" (Miner 40).

It is through its continuousness that the newness and difference of middle-class suburban Chinese communities emerge.

Currently, the operators need to wait for certain time after the alarm is triggered to verify the continuousness of high temperatures.

To these unexpected properties of the front line's immobility and continuousness one ought also to add its virtual endlessness.