Thus, poor central coherence seems to be the characteristic feature of AN patients while poor attention, rather than lack of central coherence, is the distinctive trait of BED patients.
So that night, the second the kids went to bed — (this is also a trait I've noticed: once you have time to fall apart you fall apart very quickly) – I turned off their light and went downstairs and immediately started feeling as bad as I've ever felt.
Not the least of these is why the vapid, indifferent Will seems able to bed women with ease, a trait that suggests a dismissive, disposable view of the female sex on the part of Mr. Kohn, who also wrote the film.
Through the better part of the hour, 'Listen' successfully convinces the viewers in existence of a terrifying monster from underneath the bed, while revealing a humanizing character trait of our Time Lord.
Morphological changes during the early evolution of clypeasteroids were tightly associated with the occupation of shifting sand beds and involved the retention of juvenile traits into adulthood [2].
Whether these measures reflect state-specific or trait-specific predictive markers of BED cannot be determined from these cross-sectional studies.
A youth detention or correctional facility over 25-30 beds is considered large, one of the key traits of a youth prison.
Bossy, short-tempered, melancholic, fake-nice, judgmental... these traits don't just hide in a box under your bed.
This study investigated the time-course of stress and recovery states and their relations to social support and personality traits in healthy women during a long-term head-down tilt bed rest.
The team also identified socioeconomic traits among the population: 66 percent are unemployed, and 64.3percentt report going to bed hungry at least once a week.
