Remote Works: Managing for Freedom, Flexibility, and Focus by Ali Greene, Tamara Sanderson
English | February 7th, 2023 | ISBN: 1523003316 | 265 pages | True PDF | 7.17 MB
The future of work is here. You can no longer survive by copying and pasting old office techniques into a digital environment; it's exhausting, unproductive, and unsuccessful. There is a better way! Are you ready to rethink everything you know about how remote works?

A Senior's Guide To Restore Flexibility And Strength: It's Never Too Late To Start Exercising: Stretching For Seniors by Ricardo Boscia
English | 2021 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B093CZQQRL | 71 pages | EPUB | 3.39 Mb
Stretching is an important part of elderly and seniors' flexibility and will help offset the effects of normal decline in the flexibility of your joints and help you remain active and independent. As we age muscles become shorter and lose their elasticity. Aging can affect the structure of your bones and muscles causing pain and decreased range of motion in the shoulders, spine, and hips. Stretching is an excellent way to relax and relieve tension if you incorporate breathing exercises and good posture in your stretching program. This course mainly focuses on how to use stretching as a way to maintain limberness and flexibility regardless of how old you are. The truth is it's never too late to get to start doing something about your body.

Flexibility in the Parts-of-Speech System of Classical Chinese: 334 (Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs [TiLSM], 334) By Linlin Sun
2020 | 283 Pages | ISBN: 3110638436 | PDF | 3 MB
Languages across the world differ from each other in a number of respects, and one such difference is in terms of how their lexicons are categorized. Compared to most European languages with distinct, functionally dedicated word classes in the traditional sense, quite a few languages are observed to possess lexical items that can fulfill the functions typically associated with more than one traditional word class such as 'noun' and 'verb'. According to Rijkhoff and van Lier (2013), these lexemes exhibit what is called 'flexibility'.Classical Chinese is observed to feature word-class flexibility, in the sense that there are lexemes that can be used to serve the functions of two or more traditional word classes, without the functional change being marked by any derivational means. For instance, a lexical item like xìn can either function as a verb meaning 'to be trustworthy ntr.' or 'to believe, to trust [tr.]' or serve as a noun meaning 'trust, oath of alliance'. Similarly, a human-denoting lexeme such as yŏu FRIEND cannot only mean 'a friend' but also 'to be a friend, to behave friendly ntr.', 'to make friends with [tr.]' or 'to consider as a friend [tr.]'; an instrument word like biān WHIP cannot only mean 'a whip' but also 'to whip'. This situation is often thought to be related to the fact that Classical Chinese does not have any kind of productive morphology in the traditional sense (e.g. Zádrapa 2011). This is reflected in the lack of markedness distinctions across Croft's (2000, 2001) conceptual space for parts of speech.This study ascribes flexibility of parts of speech in Classical Chinese to precategoriality, in line with Bisang (2008 a, b). Precategoriality can roughly be defined as the absence of the noun-verb distinction in the lexicon; instead, the linking of individual words to the syntactic position of N or V as well as their text frequency in these positions are subject to pragmatics. Precategorial lexical items are those that are not preclassified into parts of speech in the lexicon; rather, their word-class specification is ultimately determined at the syntactic level, according to their position/function in a given word-class indicating construction.From a diachronic viewpoint, this study assumes that precategoriality and categoriality of individual lexical items are not static, but that they are potentialities and tendencies that may change over time. Specifically, (full) precategoriality and (full) categoriality are assumed to constitute a continuum in the lexicon of Chinese throughout its history. In any given historical period, lexical items of the language are distributed between the two extremes on the continuum, according to the intensity of the association between their lexical meaning and the syntactic position/function of e.g. N or V. Generally, along the continuum at a given historical stage, lexemes with a strong association between meaning and function (i.e. lexemes that are normally associated only with one word-class specification for a particular syntactic role) tend to be located close to the extreme of (full) categoriality. In contrast, lexemes that are not necessarily related to one specific association between meaning and function, but can potentially occur in a variety of such associations, are assumed to be placed closer to (full) precategoriality instead. Roughly speaking, the group of lexemes that is located towards (full) precategoriality are flexible lexemes, though with varying degrees of flexibility, whose semantics licenses a syntactic variety and can thus be linked to more than one word-class specification through syntactic specification, a syntactically specified process of category assignment.Based on these considerations, this study aims to present the results of a corpus-based investigation into flexibility of parts of speech in Classical Chinese. The research focuses on two types of syntactic specifications of flexible lexemes, namely, tho

FLEXIBILITY: The Ultimate Guide For Maximum Flexibility - Stretching, Injury Rehabilitation & Yoga For Beginners by Michael Dean Smith
English | 2016 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B00IKO72BS | 55 pages | EPUB | 0.26 Mb
A Proven, Step-By-Step Method On How To Use Stretching To Achieve Maximum Flexibility!

Duration: 2h 9m | Video: .MP4, 1280x720, 30 fps | Audio: AAC, 48 kHz, 2ch | Size: 1.08 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
This course was created to help everyone interested in improving their flexibility.
What You Will Learn

Stretching And Flexibility For Men: FROM BEGINNERS TO GYM RATS, THIS IS YOUR ALL-INCLUSIVE GUIDE TO STRETCHING AND FLEXIBILITY FOR JOINT PAIN, INTRODUCTION TO EXERCISE, AND OTHER BENEFITS. by Benjamin Lucas
English | 2022 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0B8GZ8ND3 | 160 pages | EPUB | 2.75 Mb
Do you want to use your body to its fullest potential while also protecting and sustaining it for years to come?

How to do Middle Splits - Stretching and Flexibility Program: Fastest Scientific Flexibility Program for Middle Splits by Paul Zaichik
English | 2022 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0B5S4C8P3 | 103 pages | MOBI | 6.89 Mb
How to do Middle split, also known as Sideways split and Straddle Split. Stretching and strength training program. This program is absolutely different from any stretching program you have ever tried before. Utilizing specialized Zaichik Stretching Techniques, Paul Zaichik takes you through a thorough, detailed, step by step system of stretching for middle splits. Join thousands of people worldwide who have already achieved their life long goal of doing splits. This is not a standard relaxed passive stretches, not PNF, it is cutting edge new scientific system.

Stretching: Flexibility Exercises for the Top Ten Activities of Active People over 50 (Life After 50) by Alicia Diaz
English | 2021 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B09GHH8J2F | 222 pages | EPUB | 3.20 Mb
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE YOUR 50+ YEARS THE HEALTHIEST TIME OF YOUR LIFE? THEN YOU NEED TO KEEP READING...

English | 2022 | ISBN: 0241536804 | 114 pages | True EPUB | 23.66 MB
Fit exercise into your busy life with short but effective stretching programmes.
Do the demands of modern life leave you feeling stiff and sore? Do you struggle to find time for exercise? Stress no more: these four 15-minute programmes for beginners offer the versatility and ease of use that busy lifestyles demand. Build these 15-minute stretching routines, that you can do at home with just a mat, into your week to get leaner, more flexible, and stronger than ever before.

Steve Maxwell - Encyclopedia Of Joint Mobility -Total Joint, Muscle and Body Fitness, Flexibility and Strength
English | Tutorial | Size: 1.23 GB