Finally, emphasizing the identification of territory as a conceptual category to study their processes and forms of apprehension, as well as the concepts and current ideas in construction and territorial management.
In a statement, President Obama described Abu Khattala's apprehension as a moment of justice for the victims.
He refused to acknowledge even the merest tremor of apprehension, as a commanding lead was whittled away before being restored in euphoric manner.
"In terms of my greatest apprehension, as a family man it is the concern that over the next three years I will be spending an awful lot of time away from them," he said.
On the other hand, he said, there is some apprehension as well.
It was therefore with some apprehension as well as genuine excitement that I approached playing in the Virtual Reality Arcade and Interactive Exhibition at Sheffield Doc/Fest.
It seemed that the first factor included communication apprehension as a primary element (e.g., No. 13) and fear of negative evaluation as a secondary element (e.g., No. 31).
To put it another way, Cook Wilson is suggesting that knowledge contains its object: "what we apprehend is included in the apprehension as a part of the activity or reality of apprehending" (SI, 70).
A written pre- and post-test assessed the knowledge and skills of the CHEWs and provided insight into their level of apprehension as well as areas for improvement.
Other symptoms of CNS toxicity include nausea, dizziness, sensation of abnormality, headache, disorientation, light-headedness, and apprehension as well as blurred vision, tunnel vision, tinnitus, respiratory disturbances, eye twitching, and twitching of lips, mouth, and forehead.
The celebratory spirit that infused Hailey a week ago with news of Bergdahl's release turned to apprehension as an onslaught of angry messages were directed at city officials, businesses and friends of the Bergdahls over a hometown rally to mark his freedom planned for June 28.
