Sentences with phrase «boundary event changes»

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As social relationships and boundaries are redefined due to social change, less attention is paid to lesser spirits, and the Supreme Being takes over as dominant reality which helps the converts to understand, predict and control events.

These linkages will allow insights on how extreme changes could affect environmental boundaries and critical threshold events of vulnerable organisms.

The segmentation theory of events, on which the published study is based, argues that the brain acts on the grounds of constant predictions based on previous experience; When these predictions fail, for example because there is an unexpected change of context, the brain interprets this moment as a boundary event, which delimits the neural coding of the lived experiences.

By contrast, diversification analyses failed to detect evidence for rate - shift changes near the Eocene - Oligocene boundary even though the fossil record provides clear evidence for a major turnover event («Grande Coupure») at this time.

Within that, events caused by war, terrorism, political unrest, racism, sexism, immigration, economic crisis, climate change, pollution, epidemics, mental illness, and the tenuous boundaries between the real and the virtual can be described as ruptures.

The three lines are: (1) the beginning: the Khirthar transgression and the onset of neritic carbonate accumulation in the Bartonian Age (preceding onset of the Middle Eocene climatic optimum [MECO]-RRB-; (2) the midlife change (Bartonian - Priabonian transition): the shift from carbonate - rich to carbonate - poor, higher - nutrient environments under estuarine circulation, causing widespread dysaerobia culminating in opaline silicas; and (3) the Eocene - Oligocene = Priabonian - Rupelian boundary and glaciation during oxygen isotope event Oi - 1, with return of improved ventilation in neritic environments and resumption of carbonate accumulation.

The majority of the participants reported: a) maintaining the changes introduced by the intervention program in their lifestyle and daily routine (diet, exercise and sleep); b) having better interpersonal relationships, specifically in setting boundaries and defending their needs / wants; c) being more effective coping in cases of stressful events; and d) experiencing an improvement in memory (recall and planning).