Sentence examples for accepted faces from inspiring English sources

None of the preparative readings, however, defined the bodily changes elicited by love, and having students suggest changes correlating with lust, romance, and stable pair-bonding (i.e., with the three commonly accepted faces of love; e.g., see Fisher, 1998) served as a means for engaging students with the activity and piquing their curiosity.

A wide area was found to be activated by faces between 100 and 200 ms (Fig.  2a), the generally accepted face-specific component in electroencephalography (EEG) (N170) (Botzel and Grusser 1989) and MEG (M170) (Halgren et al. 2000; Liu et al. 1999) research.

Specifically, controls showed a response bias towards indicating that accepting faces were previously seen, whereas individuals with SP did not.

However, using facial stimuli rated on their criticalness, Lundh and Öst (1996) found that individuals with SP recognized more critical than accepting faces, whereas non-anxious controls tended to show the opposite pattern.

It's just a way of getting deeper into things, of not accepting face-value judgments".

Ironically, to become fearlessly independent, you must be willing to accept facing your fear instead of avoiding it.

Throughout much of the literature, it is widely shown and accepted that face-to-face interviews are often the 'gold standard' in epidemiological research.

"Nothing can be accepted at face value or in words alone," he said.

The maintenance of an accepted public face is something I question regularly.

Mr. Ramirez contends that his rationale should be accepted at face value.

They had accepted at face value the claims of nonprofit officials that the problem was a misunderstanding, not fraud.