Which action is NOT associated with effectively pushing or pulling objects?

The action of enduring is not associated with effectively pushing or pulling objects because it refers to the ability to sustain prolonged physical effort or hardship rather than a specific physical movement or technique related to object manipulation. Pushing and pulling require specific movements that involve force application, direction, and often coordination of body mechanics, which are not components of the enduring action.

Calibrating, lifting, and transporting are all actions that directly relate to the mechanics involved in moving objects. Calibrating may refer to adjusting the position or force being applied, lifting involves hoisting an object from a lower to a higher position, and transporting is the process of moving an object from one location to another. Each of these actions plays a crucial role in the context of pushing or pulling, whereas enduring is more about stamina and does not directly facilitate the mechanics of object movement.