fatigue
అలసట
definition
verb
they were fatigued by their journey
cause (someone) to feel tired or exhausted.
noun
he was nearly dead with fatigue
extreme tiredness, typically resulting from mental or physical exertion or illness.
a group of soldiers ordered to perform menial, nonmilitary tasks, sometimes as a punishment.
translation of 'fatigue'
ఆయాసము,
అలపు
example
It's the sitting-down equivalent of museum/gallery 'fatigue' , that special ailment of travellers everywhere.
Everything ached all of a sudden, muscle 'fatigue' setting in at last from dragging Rob halfway around the city.
The symptoms of this illness were excessive physical 'fatigue' , inability to concentrate, and an unwillingness to eat or drink.
The 'fatigue' properties of metals are quite structure-sensitive.
Doing more reps will only 'fatigue' your muscles, which will decrease your speed and place you at greater risk for injury.
Increased muscle creatine also buffers the lactic acid produced during exercise, delaying muscle 'fatigue' and soreness.
metal 'fatigue'
Other medical conditions can cause extreme 'fatigue' or changes in appetite and sleep.
For carbon forks in general, there should not be any limited life span, as carbon composites themselves are not subject to 'fatigue' failures as metals are.
He revealed a bit of fundraiser 'fatigue' in response.
It seems that the cause of the stirrup breaking was either metal 'fatigue' or some manufacturing defect.
Respiratory muscle 'fatigue' develops when demand for energy exceeds the supply of energy.
In contrast, the increase in the sensation of muscle 'fatigue' was high.
Adding weight, like a medicine ball, to your exercises is an effective way to 'fatigue' your muscles, he adds.
A headache like that can really 'fatigue' a person.
A key problem in many patients with respiratory failure requiring intubation is 'fatigue' of respiratory muscles.
There is evidence of significant metal 'fatigue' damage to the rails in the vicinity
The children don't know anything about metal 'fatigue' , turbulence, and mid-air collisions.
Investigators said the 'fatigue' cracks on the planes that crashed were confined to the wing structures.
The risk factors associated with unexplained 'fatigue' were no different from those associated with cognitive symptoms or unexplained musculoskeletal complaints.
It is characterised by overwhelming mental and physical 'fatigue' accompanied by a wide range of other symptoms.
The sensations of dyspnea and muscle 'fatigue' were measured at rest and immediately after exercise on a 10-cm visual analog scale.
The authors conclude that leg effort and 'fatigue' of the quadriceps are infrequent after walking in patients with COPD.
Do these exercises at the end of your regular strength-training workout because you will fully 'fatigue' your abs performing these exercises.
Subjects rated perceived symptoms of breathlessness and muscle 'fatigue' at the end of the test.
buccinator and orbicularis oris muscles showing signs of 'fatigue'
Acute pancreatitis and 'fatigue' of the diaphragm muscle are also associated with damage caused by ROS.
The Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca is in a former monastery and a wander around the airy cloisters or in the excellent cacti garden offer a respite from any cases of museum 'fatigue' .
The spar had actually twisted as a result of metal 'fatigue' and failure.
metal 'fatigue'
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