The school practice " shugyM ", ( austere ) training of swordsmanship, which put into test one's mental and physical capacity to the greatest levels.
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_In Brazil, " children who work often are exposed to managing heavy machinery, noise, cancer-causing substances, activities that require efforts beyond their physical capacity ."
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Similarly, moderate increases of certain physical capacities and changes to the threshold of sensory stimulation could be induced psychologically; attenuation effects could be especially dramatic.
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Wielding " Sisu " in the face of adversity helps individuals push through what first seemed like the boundaries of their mental or physical capacities.
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Similarly, moderate increases in certain physical capacities and changes to the threshold of sensory stimulation could be induced psychologically; attenuation effects could be especially dramatic.
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Suggested contributing factors included inexperience, infrequent diving, inadequate supervision, insufficient predive briefings, buddy separation and dive conditions beyond the diver s training, experience or physical capacity.
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The decisive factor in selecting them was Communist Party power politics _ their physical capacity for running the country was regarded as secondary, if not irrelevant.
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For example, due to their greater physical capacity to trap infrared radiation, HFCs have a considerably higher social cost per tonne of emission than carbon dioxide.
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"It's well within the capability of a person of average intelligence and average physical capacity, " said Warren Morningstar, vice president of communications for the owners'association.
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It would seem to be beyond the physical capacity of most men to achieve this ( but not for want of trying in many cases ).
