Sentences with phrase «of vocalizing»

During the initial approach of a male wanting to mate, the female does a lot of vocalizing.

Nausea, vomiting and diarrhea (dogs / cats on high doses) Excessive thirst, decrease in appetite Damage to joint cartilage in dogs < 8 months =»» of =»» > Urine crystals in dehydrated pets May worsen existing obsessive behaviors Rare incidences of dizziness, seizures, depression, lethargy and nervousness Rare incidences in cats of vocalizing, aggression and dilated pupils If you notice anything unusual, contact your veterinarian Can this drug be given with other drugs?

The philanthropist and animal lover stressed the importance of vocalizing appreciation and having open communication on a daily basis.

But instead of vocalizing them, I would smile and say, «Oh, we don't know yet, but I'm sure we'll figure it out soon.

Instead of vocalizing by passing air through their throats, they sound off by forcing air through passageways in the upper parts of their heads.

When we respond with the same kind of vocalizing and gesturing back at them, this back - and - forth process is called «serve and return,» and it is the best way to build an enduring attachment.

Again... he may have the «original» language, but: The oldest surviving Hebrew Bible manuscripts date to about the 2nd century BCE (fragmentary), the oldest record of the complete text survives in a Greek translation called the Septuagint, dating to the 4th century CE (Codex Sinaiticus) and the oldest extant manuscripts of the vocalized Masoretic text upon which modern editions are based date to the 9th century CE.

Not exact matches

Instead of letting his imagination run wild, he vocalized the concern to Brown.

The use of «new media» from friend building on Friendster to the seemingly simple text message proved to be a powerhouse for the campaign, as it extended the concept of «Team Obama» far beyond campaign headquarters literally into the hands of millions of Americans who voted and vocalized with their typing fingers.

This verification requirement has perhaps been the most vocalized criticism of choosing 506 (c) versus 506 (b), which requires only self - certification.

In fact, according to emails Recode previously obtained, both Avendano and Medina had vocalized their concern over the department's mismanagement of Fowler's issues on a number of occasions.

In a properly celebrated Mass, the vocalized dialogue of prayer between celebrant and congregation takes place in a linguistic rhythm established by the shared text of the Mass..

I have produced this analogy to prove that so long as the book remains a palpable object, i.e. so long as it is not replaced by auto - vocalizing and kino - vocalizing representations, we must look to the field of the manufacture of books for basic innovations in the near future.

Bridgette then simply vocalized the concept of a mother's unmet, and possibly, quite shattered expectations.

† Christians do not really exist, they just pretend that they believe in God and argue with non-religious people while not knowing very much at all regarding Christianity or the meaning of the bible and disregarding half of what the bible says only to strongly vocalize their stance against the other half of the bible that is against things that they either do not understand or that do not affect them personally.

When the chief priests of the rabbinic order chose Barbarus to be a free man, because Jesus vocalized his understanding of the doctrines, and set a known a criminal free to silence this healer, illustrates the extent to which The highest of the order relegated their powers.

One has heard this interchangeable vivacity vocalize so many and such various projects that he is reminded that the salesman is a category that can be defined quite independent of the product he sells.

These impulses to «vocalize» and «embody» texts as well as the metaphor of «voice» are providing an intersection between homiletics and performance studies.

It is merely a set of relationships between different directions for movements and it has only an ideal form until it is vocalized, heard, responded to.

Stephen A. Smith vocalized these suspicions about Arrieta loudly and proudly, possibly after an intern handed him flashcards informing him of Arrieta's existence.

It was a balance of form, power, and artistry that made everyone sound like a George Will paragraph when they tried to vocalize it.

Then I went from having some really intense contractions (that I had to vocalize through) to having the urge to push to my water breaking all in a matter of minutes.

Invoke his imagination If a child is upset about something, it can help to vocalize his fantasy of what he wishes would happen: «I bet you wish we could buy every single toy in this store.»

As he got older, and could vocalize more, he asked for it as he got his first set of adult molars at 6 years old.

It was a statement that I've known the truth of somewhere deep inside of me for a long, long time but had never put words to, let alone vocalized.

Since babies can not vocalize their feelings, there is a lot of information left up to adult interpretation.

Your baby is obviously unable to do most of those things and their only way to vocalize their discomfort is to cry and fuss.

It's understandable to say regrettable things in the heat of a moment; when angry, teens simply vocalize more those feelings that adults learn to hold back.

Instruct children on feelings so they can learn to vocalize their feelings of frustration, disappointment and anger.

Following your speech with moments of silence will encourage your baby to vocalize and teach that conversation involves taking turns.

SHEILA GROVE: I love the way the Gina described it because she was kind of able to vocalize some of the differentiation that we initial feel during the breastfeeding.

The excitement of hearing a baby make sounds that resemble real words encourages parents to smile, repeat and continue the verbal interaction, encouraging the baby to vocalize even more.

A deal would likely have to be struck again for either side to get its way: Silver, a Democrat, is wary of charter growth, while G.O.P. State Senate leader Dean Skelos has vocalized support for charters.

The scientists used x-ray video to see within the mouth and throat of macaque monkeys induced to vocalize, eat food, or make facial expressions.

In contrast, humans exhibit «functional flexibility» when vocalizing in a variety of situations.

By tracking the harmonic structure of the voice, moments where infant (red) and caregiver (blue) are vocalizing can be automatically identified, labeled and separated from background noise.

When they begin to vocalize, it is thought that through their auditory memory of the tutor song they can recall the sounds and gradually adapt their song until they develop their own song, which is comparable to their tutor's song.

Since birds vocalize to alert each other to predators and food sources, biologists John Swaddle and Ghazi Mahjoub and acoustician Mark Hinders of the College of William & Mary hypothesized that interrupting the conversations would increase birds» vigilance, leaving less time for loitering and dining.

, real rat laughter doesn't tend to sound very much like the human variety, which normally involves pulsating sound bursts starting with a vocalized inhalation and consisting of a series of short distinct saccades separated by almost equal time intervals.

For the first month or so of life, McKenna explains, the breathing process is controlled exclusively by the brain stem, with the infant having no control over vocalizing.

The results, reported in the 14 November issue of Nature, could also help explain why transient killer whales vocalize so much less than residents do, Deecke says.

Exactly how elephants do this has been a mystery — and while solving that mystery is not of first - order importance in understanding and preserving this largest of land animals, it would add new insight into how a whole range of species up and down the size scale vocalize.

«When hunting herring, the whales travel in large groups and vocalize a lot,» says Andrew Foote, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Copenhagen, and lead author of the new study.

«Upon hearing the bird vocalize, Mark was stunned that its call sounded nothing like Neotropical Dryocopus, and immediately knew we needed to examine its taxonomic status in the context of our recent Celeus study given that the Helmeted Woodpecker calls were most similar to several other Celeus species.

When humans conceive of grammar we might think of categories like nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs that people communicate by vocalizing.

But as the number of species we looked at grew, we had to totally change our perception of the role of superfast fibers in singing and the role they actually play in vocalizing.»

The photographers took pictures of the inside of the young chimps» mouths when they vocalized, yawned or gaped.

«My wife and even my 6 - year old son Sean listened to me for weeks, helping with the nuances of how I was vocalizing those few paragraphs of text.

Although mice are unable to communicate using speech in the same way as humans, they do vocalize as a means of communicating with each other.

The outstanding benefits of clay as a skin care product have long been vocalized by many.