The term «stress» is broadly
defined as a reaction to a stimulus or threat that is either real or perceived.
Trauma can be
defined as the reaction to a shocking or painful event or series of negative events.
Not exact matches
Yet it shows a very high appreciation for religion,
defined as «the
reaction of human nature to its search for God.»
Obviously, for me to exist
as I am requires a material universe with certain physical laws with enough time and the right conditions for life to begin and evolution to occur, but unless God is
defined as the mindless action -
reaction of physical laws, then I don't see the necessity for a God.
Peirce seems to have had considerations like the above in mind when, after
defining an individual
as something which reacts, he went on to proclaim that «everything whose identity consists in a continuity of
reactions will be a single logical individual» (3.613).
NONIMUS: Unless God is
defined as the mindless action -
reaction of physical laws, then I don't see the necessity for a God.
I'm not sure if we've
defined the same kind of upper limit for hand - eye coordination and
reaction time, especially if baseball moves away from a homer -
as - best - result philosophy of hitting.
Albright (2016)
defines this concept
as «an influence network that can tailor people's opinions, emotional
reactions, and creative «viral» sharing episodes around what should be serious or contemplative issues».
TOF is usually
defined as the amount of product formed in a catalytic
reaction divided by the amount of the catalyst and the
reaction time.
The time to see the depth difference plus the time for the motor
reaction was
defined as «response time.»
The total «response time» minus the time for the motor
reaction was
defined as «processing time» in the tests.
Anaphylaxis, known to be a sudden and potentially life - threatening allergic
reaction, was
defined in the study
as a
reaction involving at least two organ systems and / or a sudden drop in blood pressure.
Food intolerance or sensitivity can be
defined as an uncomfortable
reaction to food that doesn't involve an immune system response or the release of histamine, but results in a host of uncomfortable symptoms.
Celiac disease is
defined as an autoimmune1 condition wherein patients experience a
reaction in the small intestine after consuming products with gluten.
Essentially, food allergy is
defined as an immune response while food intolerance is a chemical
reaction.
Metabolism can be
defined as the sum of all the chemical
reactions in the body that are necessary to sustain life.
Food allergies are
defined as toxic clinical
reactions to food or food additives that involve the immune system.
Despite that somewhat mixed
reaction from critics, the festival jury awarded Godard with a Special Palme d'Or for what Cate Blanchett described
as «continually striving to
define and redefine what cinema can be.»
Switchtracking,
as defined by author Sheila Heen, is when «someone gives you feedback, and your
reaction to that feedback changes the subject.»
It not only
defines the work of a top comedian and filmmaker, it also indicates how a movie made over 90 years ago can still evoke the same audience
reaction as it had when initially released.
With the specific expressiveness of his acrobatic brows, wide - eyes and rubbery cheeks, Krasinski was able to
define the show's inclusive comedy through his
reactions to uncomfortable moments, his ballooning face and weary glances instilling different themes into the comedic atmosphere: anxiety, discomfort, disbelief, whatever you
as a viewer felt when he looks back at you.
Despite extensive attempts by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) and leading proponents working in this area to
define stress
as «a personal adverse
reaction to excessive pressures / demands», I have found that around 70 per cent of the professionals I have worked with in all sectors, think that some stress is «good».
We'll
define a miss
as overreacting to rows of cars parked on the side of the road,
as well
as delayed
reactions to actual cars blocking the road while waiting to make a turn.
I
define «normal»
as their
reactions to their situations being something that seems reasonable for what you know of their character.
The mildest form of skin
reaction to spot - on products is epidermal paresthesia, which is
defined as an abnormal sensation such
as an itch or prickling of the skin.
A «Catalyst» is
defined as a substance that accelerates a chemical
reaction.
The mildest form of skin
reaction to spot - on products is epidermal paresthesia, which is
defined as an abnormal sensation such
as an itch or prickling of the s...
Skin
reactions due to parasites in dogs can be
defined as a skin condition such
as hives, oozing lesions or hair loss caused by a parasitic infestation.
Altermodern, a portmanteau word
defined by Nicolas Bourriaud, is an attempt at contextualizing art made in today's global context
as a
reaction against standardisation and commercialism.
The
reaction increases seawater acidity and increases the hydrogen ion activity, thus lowering seawater pH. pH is
defined as the negative logarithm of the hydrogen ion activity, so that a 1 - unit change in pH is equivalent to a 10-fold change in H +.
@ Hank Roberts — prompt radiation is
defined as, the gamma rays produced in fission and
as a result of other neutron
reactions.
The Health and Safety Executive
defines stress
as the adverse
reaction people have to excessive pressures or other types of demand placed on them.
Alternative Medicine: The Definitive Guide
defines stress
as «a
reaction to any stimulus or interference that upsets normal function and disturbs your mental or physical health.»
But my first
reaction is that Cunningham sets up a great test of whether the Roberts Court is going to
define and develop the Apprendi - Blakely rule
as a bright line.
Dictionaries
define brouhaha
as a noisy and overexcited
reaction to something.
If the injury leading to death occurred while the deceased was in the process of working on or repairing a car; doing certain commercial work or work for charge
as defined in the specifics of the mandatory car insurance policy; died
as a result of suicide, died
as a result of war, nuclear
reaction, or contamination; died
as a result of being struck by a railroad car or a farm tractor; or died
as a result of injuries sustained while racing, there is generally no coverage on these types of policies.
Emotional vulnerability was
defined as high distress
reactions to fear stimuli coinciding with limited efforts by the infants to look at or seek assistance or comfort from their mothers.
Some authors
define the tendency to negatively evaluate emotional experience
as «fear of emotions» (Taylor, Koch, & Crockett, 1991; Shapiro, 1995; Taylor, 1995; Williams, Chambless, & Ahrens 1997), characterized by the fear of losing control over both emotions — negative and positive — and behavioural
reactions to emotions.
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reaction, unsuited for the role.
It is
defined as, «a delayed
reaction to an event that happened many years earlier» (Blakeslee & Wallerstein, 1989, p. 60).
Feelings are
defined as a physical state or
reaction, according to the Webster dictionary.
Relational conflict is
defined as «a dynamic process that occurs between interdependent parties
as they experience negative emotional
reactions to perceived disagreements and interference with the attainment of their goals» (Barki & Hartwick, 2004, p. 234).
Emotion regulation can be
defined as «all the extrinsic and intrinsic processes responsible for monitoring, evaluating and modifying emotional
reactions, especially their intensive and temporal features, to accomplish one's goal» [7].
Family functioning is
defined as the interactions between - and
reactions to - family members; it includes variables within the family such
as members» roles and boundaries, degree of cohesion, adaptation, and resilience,
as well
as family values and beliefs (Winek, 2010).
Multilevel modeling showed that adolescents in the high
as compared to the low maltreatment group were more interpersonally sensitive (
defined as greater affective
reactions to day - to - day interpersonal hassles).