In my house, the phrase "you loopy [word I can't use in this magazine]" has become, as it is in "Deadwood," a term of profound sweetness and affection, used by either sex to another.
It's one of three signs of affection used by these sensitive and emotional animals.
The novel modeling and implementation of human affections using memristor devices may create new opportunities for affection computing as well as applications of memristive neural networks.
The purpose of the study was to evaluate the ability to reach diagnosis with MRI for lower limb affections using the procedure of TSCI in children younger than 3 years old.
Men might be able to separate the two more easily than most women, but a man is also more likely to demonstrate his affections using physical means and, as such, will understand when you use physical means to convey your own.
He employed different colors to demonstrate Jill's feelings for the Queen; he used a rose tint to demonstrate her "blissful display of affection" while using a grey wash to demonstrate her sadness.
Simulations indicated that linkage analysis of the binary measure of affection status using an autosomal dominant model would have the power to pinpoint a chromosomal region containing candidate genes harboring a causative mutation.
They adored each other, with a massive respect and affection, They used to finish each other's sentences they were so close".
For the Stoics, the passions had been diseases of the soul, to be cured by cognitive therapy, and right up to the 19th century the terms "passion" and "affection" were used in medical contexts as terms for organic disease.
Our body language, facial expressions, the tone and volume of our voice, threatening violence, withholding affection, rejecting behavior, using demeaning words or physical punishment definitely impact a child's self-esteem and can teach them aggressive behavior.
