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Wat (wie) is MMT - definitie
MMT
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MMT (Mistura de Modalidades de Treinamento ou Mixed Modality Training) é uma modalidade desportiva originada da mistura de diversas outras modalidades e diferentes programas de treinamento físico. O MMT utiliza-se de uma mistura de exercícios provindos principalmente das seguintes modalidades: calistenia, levantamento de peso olímpico, levantamento de peso básico (powerlifting), ginástica olímpica, atletismo, strongman, entre outras.
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor MMT
1. Sales rose to 32.6 MMT compared with 28.' MMT in the same period last year, an increase of 13 percent.
2. The NMRH also supported Mobile Medical Teams (MMT). The MMT deployed to the remote villages in the higher parts of the Himalayan Mountains and provided medical care.
3. "We‘re expecting some pretty major surprises out of this," said Faith Vilas, a Messenger scientist and director of the MMT Observatory at Mount Hopkins, Ariz.
4. The company’s total production during the first nine months of 2007 stood at 40.' million metric tons, compared with 36.3 MMT in the same period last year, an increase of 13 percent.
5. The ratings are also supported by SABICs modest financial risk profile." The ratings on SABIC reflect its leading market positions in basic and commodity chemicals as the worlds third–largest producer of ethylene and polymers and the Gulf regions largest steel producer with a current capacity in excess of five million metric tons (mmt). SABIC had sales of SR78.2 billion ($20.8 billion) for the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 2005.