Sentences with phrase «greater affinity»

In light of men's greater affinity for pornography, it is probably not surprising that women are more likely than men to see porn as a potential relationship problem, and there are indeed many women who find their male partner's porn watching highly distressing.3 At the same time, however, there are many women who have a positive attitude toward porn and there are some couples for whom watching pornography is a mutually enjoyable activity that actually increases rather than decreases intimacy.

The high pressure is the descending dry air and it is adiabatically warmed, and so has an even greater affinity for any remaining moisture, thus the drought.

3) it has a far greater affinity for water and a much higher freezing point.

Katz has a greater affinity with the Frenchman than he does with the Spaniard: the continuity of Matisse's style is of a kind with Katz's, while Picasso's divagations are united only by the curiosity behind their effects.

Phong Bui: George, although people always say, «All roads lead to Rome,» I feel we have a greater affinity and kinship with our mutual friend, Leon Golub, therefore I can say, «All roads lead to Leon Golub.»

Opportunity to Learn — Children naturally feel greater affinity to animals that have names.

I don't know what it says about me that I have a greater affinity with the damaged.

Additionally, the Chicago area has a significant minority population which has been shown to have greater affinity towards unions.

Creating pathways for a greater affinity towards math will get our kids ready for the 21st century.

Our results suggest that Virtual Dates cause individuals to develop greater affinity toward one another when they actually meet, in line with other research showing the positive impact of real - time online rapport.

Methylated mercury has far greater affinity for fatty tissues, and is far more difficult to remove from the body.38 - 40

Soy isoflavones in dietary amounts have a greater affinity for the beta receptor (and hence one can eat soy without feminizing effects), but in a few animal studies, very high (non-dietary) doses of soy isoflavones can also activate alpha receptors.

It is not metabolized; but if it comes across a toxic metal for which it has greater affinity, EDTA drops the magnesium, surrounds the xenobiotic metal, and transports it safely through the kidneys.

Dependence on alcohol and nicotine, and the associations of these two drugs of abuse with a greater affinity and sensitivity to sweets may originate from a common neurobiological base of reward or genetic factors, the researchers say.

Low levels of 5α - DHT are indicative of over-inhibition of 5α - reductase (5AR), the enzyme that converts testosterone to 5α - DHT, which is ~ 2 - 3 times as potent as testosterone due to 5α - DHT's greater affinity for androgen receptors.15

† But in Petri dish studies and in experimental animals, PRX002 has over 400 times greater affinity for aggregated than monomeric AS.

Note also that cells in ganglia of animals treated with NGF exhibit a greater affinity for toluidine blue, the dye used to stain the cells.

Because the mutation is within a protein that helps form the virus's structure, it may have something to do with binding — perhaps allowing the virus to bind to cells with greater affinity, Fauci says.

Conservative supporters appear to have a much greater affinity towards pop music with Cheryl Fernandez - Versini revealed as their favourite artist.

But supporters often have a greater affinity with «one of our own».

Because of that, Dunbar feels we have different layers or slices of friends: One or two truly best friends (like your significant other and maybe one other person), then maybe 10 people with whom we have «great affinity» and interact with frequently, and then all sorts of other people we're friendly with but who aren't actually friends.

Troeltsch has great affinities with many postmodern in - sights; indeed, he anticipated many of them.

He has a great affinity for Islam.

There is a great affinity between the process understanding of the self and the concomitant virtues and the Buddhist view of the self.

The Rose Journals blossomed from a great affinity of simplicity and creating.

Tangy blackberries have a great affinity for pecans and maple, but you could certainly make this crisp with blueberries or a combination of berries.

Fortunately for Arsene Wenger, Robin Van Persie appears to have a great affinity for the club and is unlikely to push for a move to the Spanish giants, but that will not prevent the «Special One» from attempting to procure his services.

I've a great affinity for other cultures.

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I remember going to see Don't Make Waves at the London's BFI Southbank, the decision to head down more because I wanted to watch something, anything, than any great affinity with its director, Alexander McKendrick.

We have an incredibly strong social mission, a deeply committed team, and great affinity for our customers.

Russell, a volunteer from Philadelphia Academy Charter School, has been volunteering at National Greyhound Adoption Program for a few years now and has a great affinity for our dogs.

She claims a great affinity with the plight of unwanted dogs, having spent several years living homeless on the streets of San Francisco with her beloved dog Leadbelly.

It has been built by a French couple who have a great affinity to the sea which...

It has been built by a French couple who have a great affinity to the sea which transfers to everyone who comes.

The Universal team not only has a wealth of experience in creating these immersive amusement interactive situations, but they also have a great affinity for our IP.

It was with the Zero group, based in Düsseldorf but equally international in its outlook, that Castellani found his greatest affinity.

For example, I feel a great affinity for Victor Hugo and his comprehension of the underworld of suffering.

«Late Barbarians» takes its title from an expression by German sociologist Norbert Elias, which suggests that our future descendants may eventually consider us to have lived during an extended medieval period, implying that we share far greater affinities with our Barbarian forefathers than we might like to think (1).

Inspired by their great affinity for the exhibition theme and for the PinchukArtCentre as a leading institution in contemporary art, all of the artists decided to create some special pieces, partly in the form of new productions such as those by, amongst others, Anish Kapoor, AES+F, Cindy Sherman, Matthew Barney and Elmgreen & Dragset; of a special reappraisal of existing works by Paul McCarthy, Richard Prince, Boris Mikhailov and Takashi Murakami; or the selection of rare or recent work groups that have never been displayed as part of a major international exhibition before.

Inspired by the great affinity to the exhibition theme and for the PAC as a leading institution for contemporary art all of the artists created special contributions partly in the form of new productions, of a special reappraisal of existing works or the selection of rare most recent work groups that have never been displayed as part of a major international exhibition.

(London, UK) The exhibition takes its title from an expression by German sociologist Norbert Elias, which suggests that our future descendants may eventually consider us to have lived during an extended medieval period, implying that we share far greater affinities with our Barbarian forefathers than we might like to think.

The exhibition takes its title from an expression by German sociologist Norbert Elias, which suggests that our future descendants may eventually consider us to have lived during an extended medieval period, implying that we share far greater affinities with our Barbarian forefathers than we might like to think.

The exhibition takes its title from an expression by German sociologist Norbert Elias, which suggests that our future descendants may eventually consider us to have lived during an extended medieval period, implying that we share far greater affinities with our Barbarian forefathers than we might like to think (1).

«Gen Y, across all of its income levels, has the greatest affinity for using technology in all aspects of their lives, given they grew up using technology 24/7.

Mobile car insurance companies in Alabama do not have great affinity for teenage drivers as they feel most accidents are caused by their reckless driving.

Working in an outbound call center is full of challenges, something that I have great affinity with.

They profess to themselves and everyone around a great affinity for mediation and therapy and collaborative resolution, and all manner of therapeutic jurisprudence in the interests of everyone, and similar specious posturing, encouraged in their self - delusion by a steady drip of MHP literature.

Not exact matches

All this offers great opportunity to the adept marketer or sales professional to create emotional affinity, a deeper and more influential form of rapport.

A piece of literature would be ink scrawls on paper, and a great literary critic would be someone with an ocular affinity for black on white.