Capacity for work

AH of these accoinplishinents bespeak a dedication to chemistry and a capacity for work that are commensurate with his intellectual capability. Woodward can be found in his office or in the laboratory after midnight many days a week. However, the rewards for such intensive effort are proportionate. To Robert Woodward, as to most chemists, chemistry is an exciting adventure for which there just isn t enough time. 

Pushing his prodigious capacity for work to the limit, Haber periodically collapsed. At the age of 25, he spent several weeks in a sanitarium for nervous illnesses. Five years later, in 1898, he rested at the Johannes spa in 1900 he stayed at Wiesbaden, and so on. He suffered from sleeplessness, excitability, and nervous tension—symptoms then diagnosed as neurasthenia. More than 500 European sanitariums treated neurasthenia, generally with quiet, quiet, and more quiet. 

Tipson s remarkable capacity for work continued undiminished until very late in his life, even though he seldom ventured outside his home after the death of his wife. Physical impairment during his last two years finally curtailed the extent of the editorial activities from his celebrated mailbox, and he died in his 85th year after a short illness. He is survived by his sisters Joyce Kenward of Leamington Spa, England, and Jean Mcllroy of Sedona, Arizona, as well as six nephews and four nieces. 

In his editorial, entitled "War Chemistry and the Alleviation of Suffering," Herty pointed out that in the area of medicinal chemistry the chemist cannot work alone. He must rely on the pharmacologist and the physiologist to determine the therapeutic potential of a product. Cooperation between the chemist and the biologist was thus essential. Herty complained that universities often lacked the funds and the necessary spirit of cooperation to undertake such studies, that most manufacturing establishments had inadequate facilities for these purposes, and that government laboratories suffered from insufficient appropriations for research. Certain privately-endowed institutions, most notably the Rockefeller Institute, provided the appropriate environment for such cooperative research, but there were few such institutions and their capacity for work was necessarily limited. 

The investment cost for the main project components are presented in Table 6-1 along with the main data on capacities for working volume, injection and withdrawal of gas. 

But to return to Kamerlingh Onnes and helium. A man of extremely delicate health and an enormous capacity for work—two seemingly incompatible qualities that in con-... 

The physician s assessment of a patient s capacity for work takes into account the individual factors in a certain type of liver disease and thus forms the basis for determining .) unfitness for work, (2.) inability to practise the learned profession and (i.) inability to earn within the sociolegal framework of the country concerned. This involves reviewing the overall situation in a concrete manner, i.e. whether there is a workplace available that is appropriate to the patient s capacity for... 

One of the early and unusual experiments with testicular extracts was carried out in 1889 by the French physiologist Brown-Sequard. He administered such an extract to himself and reported that he felt an increased vigor and capacity for work (8). In 1911, Pezard showed that extracts of testicular tissue increase comb growth in capons (9). Early attempts to isolate pure male hormones from the testes failed, because only small amounts are present in this tissue. 

Fatigue The state of weariness foUowing a period of exertion, mental or physical, characterized hy a decreased capacity for work and reduced efficiency to respond to stimuh. [NIH]... 

His considerable reputation as an analytical chemist was the product of a prodigious capacity for work and the painstaking application of his considerable intellect, not only to the development of a wide range of methods, but also to the fundamental principles of analysis quality control. His work on the latter was especially pioneering and its importance has become very widely recognised. 

Rational phytotherapy can promote recovery from dys-bolism, normalize nervous system function, contribute to stabilization of blood pressure, improve coronary blood circulation and cerebral blood supply, help reduce insomnia and increase capacity for work. Herbal preparations promote excretion of toxic substances, help individuals to regain normal strength, increase energy metabolism and stop further disease progress during atherosclerosis and hypertension. 

The physical or mental responses to a detrimental activity (e.g., prolonged work hours, lack of sleep), which show themselves in individuals as a diminished capacity for work. 

Schmidt, A. On the thermal energy of explosives and capacity for work of ejqilosive gas, Explosivstoffe 7,133-135 (1962). 

As individuals age, their capacity for work diminishes, although they may continue to engage in informal work or smallholder agriculture. As they become very old, their ability to rely on their own earnings will further decrease, and at the same time, their health care costs will likely increase. Formalization of the labor market makes a gradual reduction of work eflfort more difficult, and retirement then tends to become the norm. 

The value in the case of ZD defines polymer drawing beginning, that is, local plasticity zone formation beginning. Therefore, in practice this stress can be assumed as polymer capacity for work upper boundary [1]. 

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