Sentence examples for apparent happy from inspiring English sources
Angelman syndrome is characterized by functionally severe developmental delay or intellectual disability, movement or balance disorders of variable severity, behavioral uniqueness exemplified by apparent happy demeanor (frequent laughing/smiling) and easy excitability, and severe speech impairment.
Angelman syndrome [OMIM #105830] is characterized by functionally severe developmental delay or intellectual disability, movement or balance disorders of variable severity, behavioral uniqueness exemplified by apparent happy demeanor (frequent laughing/smiling) and easy excitability, and severe speech impairment.
Similar to We Happy Few, the protagonist in LISA, Brad, suffers from a dependence on an apparent "happy drug," also called Joy. (Jorgensen laughs off any apparent plagiarism on the part of Compulsion: "What else could you call it?") However, Brad's disorder isn't just plot fluff it's one of the game's core mechanics.
Whereas the strongest interference for 'fear' and 'sad' stimuli was observed at 1300 ms, this was not apparent for happy (see figure 1).
They love their teacher, whom they describe, accurately, as "pretty" and, with apparent accuracy, as "happy all the time".
This was apparent from one happy interaction between Starner and former student Ben Wong, who had a habit of leaving his microphone open and running a full-text speech recognition system on the mic's input.
Of course, that's one of the main problems that non-Tories have with the Conservatives' apparent worldview: that a happy economy is preferable to a happy society.
What is apparent is that the happy ending that so many in the West had come to expect is far from certain.
In fact, several of the players named in the book later spoke with apparent sincerity of being happy to have Clough appointed manager.
Nora: It was apparent that he is happy to give actors and directors a good deal of autonomy with his work.
But there is no real examination of psychological or historical minutiae in this film, and there is an apparent need for a happy, even sucrose, ending.
