Our three-year-old combines a Cheshire-cat grin with the mischief of a kitten and the self-control of a freebase cocaine addict.
The adaptability of the system is supported among others by tools for the digital factory, innovative identification and positioning systems, concepts for the supply of material and the self-controlling of logistical objects, as well as man machine-interfaces.
(Keep in mind, you have a gigantic ego and the self-control of a relapsing addict).
This research took a huge leap forward in the 1960s with the discovery that biofeedback mechanisms could be used to prompt the self-regulation of slow cortical potentials (SCRs) – changes in brain voltage emanating from nerves in the cortex – opening up the potential for the self-control of epilepsy and other neurological conditions.
Parents and teachers completed the self-control subscale of the Devereux Early Childhood Assessment (DECA) [ 38].
Such an ideal of an expressive totality and conscious self control over the production of the conditions of social life is replaced with publicity and mutual recognition within feasible discursive institutions.
In this paper the flexibility and self-control of the production system was applicated through the distribution of decision-making by adding supplementary information acquisition and processing tools to former executive units.
Indeed, Teddy seems to represent the temperance and self-control of the philosophy beautifully when he said, "What such a man needs is not courage but nerve control, cool headedness.
On a more personal level, Mr. Trump also wanted to show undecided voters that he had the temperament and self-control of a statesman — qualities that many doubt he has — and also demonstrate that Americans did not need to worry every time he opened his mouth in a foreign country.
Central in the book are the interrelations of crime patterns, activity patterns ('exposure to criminogenic settings') and 'crime propensity' (morality and self-control) of the individual, based on situational action theory.
"Untangling My Chopsticks" sets up a cultural and culinary dichotomy: the chaos, stress and wanton appetite of American life versus the order, calm and self-control of traditional Japan.
