According to Frommann [ 12], working memory, and verbal and visual memory deficits worsen just before the onset of psychosis, whereas executive dysfunction may reflect a more stable aspect of the disease.
Droll and Hayhoe [23] conclude that such trade-offs are an intrinsic, unconscious, pervasive, and stable aspect of human behavior.
As such, our demand zones might therefore be analogous to more stable aspects of a typical drive, such as a construction zone at a fixed location for an extended duration or highway entrances and exits that a driver might encounter regularly as part of his or her daily commutes.
In particular, (i) diagonal intensions do not figure in a compositional semantic theory, (ii) they do not reflect stable aspects of linguistic or conceptual competence, and (iii) they do not represent apriori accessible reference-fixing conditions for the subject's words or thoughts (Stalnaker 1999b, 2004, 2007).
Personality traits are "stable aspects of personality that influence behavior in a wide range of settings" [ 16].
It typically detects and defines these entities in relation to the most stable aspects of evolutionary processes, by identifying lineages evolving by a process of vertical inheritance from an ancestral entity.
Schizophrenic patients presented a performance deficit (accuracy and reaction times) in the perception of both changeable and stable aspects of faces, without any specific deficit for emotional decoding.
In fact, the reason why "asymptotic analyses so often provide physical insight is that they illuminate structurally stable aspects of the phenomenon and its governing equations".
Moreover, the data demonstrate that the phasic elevations of rumination in relation to the occurrence of stressful events are more predictive of depressive symptoms compared with the stable aspects of rumination measured at one occasion.
