However, he argued that "Jealous" had an "intriguing dynamic" between invincibility and vulnerability, with the latter being convincingly executed by the singer for the first time.
Our eighth related research hypothesis is: Hypothesis 8: The higher the patient's sense of unfamiliarity and vulnerability with the complexity of modern health delivery system, the higher their dependence upon and distrust with doctors and other healthcare providers.
China has long understood the plateau's environmental importance and vulnerability, with some 40% of the world's fresh water locked into the frozen Himalayan glaciers and feeding seven major rivers that run through China, Nepal, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
It's a natural tendency for people to judge and criticize each other's gifts and vulnerabilities, especially with the hyperactive negative behavior that's demonstrated in mainstream media and reality television programs.
The second objective of the study was to examine the overlapping and unique associations of cognitive and personality-cognitive vulnerabilities with the symptom measures of anxiety and depression.
Disaster risk, by definition, is a combination of hazard and vulnerability, with different approaches taken to combine the two parameters depending on the theory adopted or the practice being pursued (Lewis 1999; Wisner et al. 2004, 2012; UNISDR 2009).
How do different stakeholders view the risk and vulnerability associated with the uranium mining project in the Great Karoo?
I equated aggression with safety, and vulnerability with weakness.
Examination of the sensitivity analysis results (Table 3 and Fig. 7) clearly shows that both tsunami impact and vulnerability increase with the increase of tide amplitude.
And that vulnerability, with the ever-present threat and exercise of physical harm, keeps women subordinate to varying degrees -- physically insecure in developed countries and virtually property on entire continents.
