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in condition

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Adj.1.in condition - physically fit; "exercised daily to keep herself in condition"
conditioned
fit - physically and mentally sound or healthy; "felt relaxed and fit after their holiday"; "keeps fit with diet and exercise"


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i] possible values of time during which the system could really stay in condition i.
Appraising serviceability and safety of weapon systems and military ... by Zolotukhin, V.F. / Military Thought
Based on the analysis associated with Figure 2, the authors assert that (1) subjects with vestibular disorders (group 4) did not perform as well in condition 4 (stance on foam with eyes open) compared with healthy subjects (group 3), and (2) "the vestibularly impaired group performed at the same level as the older AS [asymptomatic] group, regardless of age" in condition 5 (stance on foam with eyes closed).
A study of the clinical test of sensory interaction and balance by Di Fabio, Richard P. / Physical Therapy
drawing up an optimal plan for collection, systematization, and processing of multidimensional statistical data on the technical condition of the AME inventory, technical support resources and assets, and development of methodologies for optimal management of a complex system in conditions of uncertainty.
Monitoring the technical condition of arms and military equipment by Tolstov, G.S. / Military Thought
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