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physical education glossary

demanding

verb

requiring much skill or effort

Example: The job of a farm manager is multi-faceted and DEMANDING

fr: exigeant

effectiveness

noun

The degree to which something is successful in producing a desired result; success

Example: If antibiotics are consumed from human then their EFFECTIVENESS is lost and people are vulnerable

fr: efficacité

excel

verb

Be exceptionally good at or proficient in an activity or subject

Example: For operations to EXCEL a company must assess their relative importance; a polar diagram of the store's performance objectives is shown right.

fr: exceller

fitness

adjective

the condition of being physically fit and healthy.

Example: A delicate balance exists between the increase in FITNESS by migration with conspecifics into familiar groups, and the potential decrease in FITNESS caused by inbreeding.

fr: aptitude

strenght

adjective

the quality or state of being physically strong.

Example: To do this sport you need a lot of STRENGHT.

fr: force

sustained

verb

continuing for an extended period or without interruption

Example: Such as Germany, which remained aloof from the neo-liberal policies, has recently SUSTAINED a massive tax levy to help finance unification.

fr: soutenu

tactic

noun

an action or strategy carefully planned to achieve a specific end

Example: However, lax application of the POCA is a risky TACTIC, and lack of compliance or delays in reporting can result in sizeable repercussions for businesses.

fr: tactique

effectiveness

noun

the degree to which something is successful in producing a desired result; success.

Example: More complex mechanical finger weeders and brush weeders have value for intra-row weeding, uprooting weeds rather than covering them with soil, however, soil type and condition may influence their EFFECTIVENESS

fr: efficacité

agillity

noun

the power of moving quickly and easily

Example: To do this activity, we need more agility than the first activity.

fr: agilité

applying

verb

make a formal application or request

Example: The Process of APPLYING a joint quality and safety system Quality and risk assessment are the most important processes in managing quality and safety at workplace.

fr: postuler

competent

adjective

the ability to do something successfully or efficiently

Example: It is clear that each of the three aforementioned product development processes have affected the way that modern companies cope with the difficult task of developing and producing new products in a COMPETENT and profitable way, according to customers' needs and demands

fr: compétent

co-ordination

noun

the organization of the different elements of a complex body or activity so as to enable them to work together effectively

Example: Thus, one of the main challenges in terms of project management was the CO-ORDINATION and integration of a variety of multi-national groups.

fr: coordination

core movement

noun

Core exercises are those that use your trunk without support, like push-ups, sit-ups, and abdominal crunches.

Example: Before summer, I will do a little bit of core movement to have the perfect body for summer.

fr: mouvement de base

Cue recognition

noun

A cue is defined as any indication of a fire, direct or indirect, which has the potential for being. recognized or for affecting behaviour.

Example: We aimed at further elucidating whether aphasic patients’ difficulties in understanding non-canonical sentence structures, such as Passive or Object-Verb-Subject sentences, can be attributed to impaired morphosyntactic cue recognition, and to problems in integrating competing interpretations.

fr: Reconnaissance des indices

prioritising

verb

designate or treat (something) as more important than other things

Example: However, it is thought that sales unit should conduct a framework to manage customers to ensure which are the profitable customers that are worth PRIORITISING.

fr: donner la priorité

refine

verb

remove impurities or unwanted elements from (a substance), typically as part of an industrial process

Example: Over time, as the samba gained momentum and respectability, it started to REFINE and develop in a multitude of exponents.

fr: affiner

resilience

noun

the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness

Example: Ultimately it is the rate at which the human population continues to grow, combined with species-specific RESILIENCE to anthropogenic pressures that will decide the future of remaining primate populations.

fr: résilience

decision making

verb

he action or process of making decisions, especially important ones.

Example: On the other hand, the overall weaknesses of a divisional structure are related to its long lines of communication and DECISION MAKING, and the duplication of activities and resources, as two units may have a training office each, increasing the organization's costs.

fr: la prise de décision

dodging

verb

avoid (someone or something) by a sudden quick movement.

Example: I was running outside and a cat passe so I needed to dodging it.

fr: esquiver

feinting

noun

make a deceptive or distracting movement, especially during a fight.

Example: I'm do a lot of feinting when I play hockey and my adversaire hate me.

fr: feinte

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