The season of over-indulgence should ultimately be characterized by self-denial.
The design is characterized by "self matching", in that cases serve as their own controls.
This group is characterized by self reported neurocognitive, sensory motor, gross motor and respiratory deficits, as well as physical findings of sensory deficits and neurological soft signs (i.e. primitive reflexes : PR) [ 19].
Both practices involve the exchange of material goods for sex, but formal sex work is characterized by self and community identification as a sex worker, whereas women who engage in transactional sex do not identify as sex workers, and their relationships tend to be socially sanctioned, or at least tolerated [ 22- 24].
The effects of sexual abuse can be lifelong and is characterized by self loathing, shame and powerlessness.
When forced to seek help, they are usually diagnosed with a narcissistic personality disorder, which is characterized by self-aggrandizement paired with extreme reactivity to failure.
I novel, Japanese watakushi shōsetsu, or shishōsetsu, form or genre of 20th-century Japanese literature that is characterized by self-revealing narration, with the author usually as the central character.
Some of the children who came to the camp had a mutation on a gene, NTRK1, that is involved in the development and maturation of the nervous system and that is characterized by self-mutilating behavior, fevers, mental retardation along with insensitivity to pain.
WMNs are characterized by self-organizing and self-configuring capabilities, and hence are easy to be deployed.
In particular, WMNs are characterized by self-organization and self-healing capabilities and exploit multihopping to build a wireless backhaul for delivering Internet connectivity to end-users.
First, this study shows the importance of authentic leadership, which is characterized by self-awareness, balanced processing, an internalized moral perspective and relational transparency.
