Periodization

Researchers have long known that the way to build strength is what they call periodization: Rest days and easier days and weeks are interspersed with periods when the weights are increased. ❋ By GINA KOLATA (2012)

This training process is sometimes referred to as periodization, or the managing of work/rest ratios. ❋ Tony Schwartz (2010)

As coincidence, it suggests to me that colonial periodization is still very much open to fruitful debate. back ❋ Unknown (2008)

In other words, rather than impose an artificial unity or foreclose particular critical options, this argument about periodization is designed to ground an expanded range of interpretive possibility, enabling discovery of the full richness of this exciting field. ❋ Unknown (2006)

This he does through a concept called periodization, in which nutrition and training guidance is presented to the athlete across four periods in a year: foundation, preparation, specialization, and transition. ❋ Chris Cooper (2010)

The so-called periodization of history in particular, which has been ❋ DIETRICH GERHARD (1968)

It is called periodization in the muscle building world. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It may even be said to have provided the model for this kind of "periodization" in academic literary study in the first place. ❋ Unknown (2009)

What Horton calls "muscle confusion" exercise scientists call "periodization," and they've been calling it that for decades. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In using this kind of periodization the historian must be especially alert to the warnings mentioned above. ❋ DIETRICH GERHARD (1968)

By suggesting a new "periodization" of German history ” seemingly an innocuous device necessary to do justice to certain economic factors ” Professor Barraclough in effect tries to wipe out the Nazi period as an experience which honest Germans reject as an aberration, and he also tends to minimize the impact which Bismarck's violent and contra-revolutionary solution of the German question had on the subsequent development of the German mind. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The starting point for this kind of periodization — the beginning of an era (Judaic, ❋ DIETRICH GERHARD (1968)

I'm not a hidebound traditionalist -- in my version of a Department of Literary Study, periodization and other manifestations of curricular slicing would be absent; professors would be free to teach what they want to teach, as long as the ultimate goal was to understand the literary qualities of literature -- but in my experience literature is a perfectly morphous subject. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Inclined to be questionable of Howe as well as Strauss's periodization? ❋ Admin (2009)

Inclined to be suspicious of Howe as well as Strauss's periodization? ❋ Admin (2009)