physical strength

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They are remarkably intelligent, he observes, but a bit short on physicalstrength and endurance.
At the same time, however, it connoted superior physicalstrength and reason, and emotional independence.
The major works, such as building roads, were done by men, because of their physicalstrength.
A condition of membership in this class is the demonstration of great physicalstrength.
She was also feeling her physicalstrength slowly fading and that her time was limited.
He had neither signs of cardiac insufficiency nor any reduction of physicalstrength or arrhythmias.
The second and third forms of heterogeneity are biomass density and physicalstrength.
These involved a high degree of physicalstrength and trust in a partner to do well.
One positive trend is mechanization, which gradually decreases the need for physicalstrength in most occupations.
The ' look' of frailty was combined in their expressions, however, with references to an absence of physicalstrength.
Furthermore, the stereotypically 'masculine ' values (physicalstrength, defenders, cold-blooded), were mostly emphasised by female soldiers, not male.
Willingness to fight, robbery, and rule breaking display qualities such as physicalstrength, bravery, and willingness to incur risks.
After a long period of feeling "dead" and "not human," the surge in physicalstrength was emotionally nourishing as well.
What they lack in physicalstrength they endeavour to compensate by other equally important, yet softer, womanly qualities.
Both require considerable physicalstrength and dexterity.
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