Sentences with phrase «in generalized»

To let them know their stored electronic business enabling a paperless office to function, is at a third party, and as such might put their privacy at risk... And do you have clients: customers sign anything that addresses this topic in particular, rather than in a generalized way?

A three - step, hierarchical regression analysis was performed to predict change in generalized anxiety from cognitive vulnerabilities, sub-dimensions of psychological well - being, and their interaction (as well as T1 generalized anxiety).

Although the positive relationships dimension of PWB moderated the relationship between fear of anxiety and change in generalized anxiety, the pattern of the interaction was in the opposite direction of our prediction.

Students practice skills steps in role - plays, social games, free time, and in generalized settings at home and at school.

Neural mechanisms of symptom improvements in generalized anxiety disorder following mindfulness training.

To explain this interrelation we hypothesized the same mechanisms indicated in Borkovec» model (2004) and Alloy and colleagues (2000), which states that ruminative worrying is a form of emotional avoidance that plays a role in the maintenance of anxiety in generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) and mood disorders.

In addition to demonstrating the danger in a generalized judicial proposition that there is no reasonable expectation of privacy in information emanating from a private place into a public space, we conclude that a more robust account of brain privacy is required and speculate about possible sources of law from which this might derive.

Strictly speaking, you hadn't indulged in generalized complaining about climate models.

Please at least name names in your generalized accusations.

, so they are nevertheless in a generalized way clearly working under the assumption of terms like the ones mentioned in that license agreement.

The problem is in the real world each specialized piece must fit the larger general picture, and most people live and function in a generalized world.

Now let's go back to the original thread, everyone, equipped with Hans Erren's formula (in a generalized sense).

Zhang, J., D. R. Thomas, D. A. Rothrock, R. W. Lindsay, Y. Yu, and R. Kwok (2003), Assimilation of ice motion observations and comparisons with submarine ice thickness data, J.Geophys.Res., 108 (C6), 3170, DOI: 3110.1029 / 2001JC001041 Zhang, J., and D. A. Rothrock (2003), Modeling global sea ice with a thickness and enthalpy distribution model in generalized curvilinear coordinates, Monthly Weather Review, 131 (5), 845 - 861.

Cohen writes that «while [Walker's] exuberantly brushed, improvisatory landscapes veer towards the pantheistic in a generalized evocation of nature, they also seem, and in fact are, rooted in direct observation of actual places to which the artist has deep and meaningful connection, and ecological concerns.

Each species has unique heating and lighting needs, but these needs can be met in some generalized fashion.

Chronic scabies may represent themselves in a generalized form, where scar formation, hardened skin and seborrhea, systemic illness & severe lymphadenopathy are primary signs of a chronic condition along with signs of secondary bacterial infection i.e. fever, emaciation & loss of conditions.

When these organisms first infect your cat, they usually result in a generalized upper respiratory infections with fever, weepy eyes, crusty nose and sneezing (see Respiratory Infections In Your Cat).

While the exact number and size of affected entities is not known, in 2007 there were about 12,600 establishments in the generalized category of «other miscellaneous nondurable goods merchant wholesalers» (NAICS 424990), which includes importers of dogs, and about 99 percent of those establishments were considered small in 2007.

In chronically infected cats, perivascular reactions and evidence of thrombus formation can be seen, but cardiac changes are minimal compared to those seen in dogs.2 In cats, acute lung injury caused by the death of adult worms can result in generalized respiratory failure.

Ophthalmologists have specialized equipment not found in generalized veterinary practices, and years of extensive training recognizing and diagnosing inherited eye disease.

The virus then spreads to other lymph nodes throughout the body, resulting in a generalized but usually temporary enlargement of the lymph nodes, often accompanied by fever.

In a generalized seizure, he will be unconscious even though his eyes remain open.

If you're recruiting in a generalized way (i.e., via a beta readers message board), plan for a lower return on investment.

For example, it calls for systems to tap into teachers» intrinsic motivations, giving teachers the opportunity to construct solutions to the real challenges they face in the classroom, rather than sit in generalized professional development sessions.

In a generalized look at ancestral eating, the glaring difference in gender roles brings light to biological differences that may affect intermittent fasting in modern times.

Jumping rope will also help your joint mobility in a generalized sense and prepare you better to run.

«In generalized autism this protein is downregulated,» said Morrow, assistant professor of biology in the Department of Molecular Biology, Cellular Biology, and Biochemistry at Brown and a psychiatrist who sees autism patients at the Bradley Hospital in East Providence.

Both lowering of the activation free energy and changes in the generalized transmission coefficient (recrossing of the transition state, tunneling, and nonequilibrium contributions) can play a role.

Cuomo has recently pulled his punches at the developer, at times speaking about the race in generalized terms even when asked directly about the nominee.

I downvoted this answer because it is just a wild guess about the political future of the US in particular and doesn't address the question in a generalized, theoretical way like it was asked.

Both are referring to something that has happened to them, not to someone else or to modern man in some generalized sense, and they are willing to admit it.

Twists are better recognized when they occur in concrete situations than when they are defined or described in generalized theories about change, because, by their nature, twists contort the accepted definitions of things.

However, the principles themselves are not merely, or most basically, physical but are psychical in a generalized sense.

«They were in a generalized way Lutheran, which meant in some vague way that they thought they were Christian.

In principle, life (in a generalized sense) and mind were there all along, but in primitive forms, much more primitive even than in a single plant cell.

The statement does condemn fanaticism and intolerance, but in a generalized, politically - correct way:

In a generalized sense America is a nation under God, as all countries are.

is benevolent in a generalized sort of way.

Until this point was reached Nature, in her generalized effort of «complexification», to which I shall return later, had failed for lack of suitable material to achieve any grouping of individuals outside the family structure (the termitary, the ant - hill, the hive).

All physical feeling is memory in a generalized sense, prehension of the past.

It may be that to macroscopic observation nothing has changed during this period in the generalized arrangement of the cerebral neurons.

For the early explorers, and certainly for those in Europe reading their first reports, the specificity and detail of America's native flora and fauna, and even more, its aboriginal Indian cultures, which by 1492 had already completed a long and distinguished history in this hemisphere, were swallowed up in a generalized feeling of newness which replaced that specificity and detail with the blank screen of an alleged «state of nature.»

Only in a generalized sense of the existential flux which we lose the greater our conceptual clarity.

Now let me bring in the generalized third party here that think that most believers of a faith only believe because they were raised that way.

Srivastava cautions that care must be taken in generalizing from his findings within a single organization.

I follow Whitehead in generalizing this to include even events in the body as experienced.

Such caution in generalizing about both the brain and belief makes cross-disciplinary talk more valuable as suggestive speculations about loose associations than as firmly established causal connections.

Nolden and Haye's study only used ethanol cut with water, so caution is needed in generalizing how the results apply to alcoholic beverages because in addition to ethanol, almost all contain other sensory - active compounds that may enhance or suppress bitterness.

There is no use in generalizing what women do better than men or vice versa.

We must be cautious, therefore, in generalizing our findings beyond the present sample.