Sentence examples for called affects from inspiring English sources

But colony collapse disorder, as it's called, affects only the species kept in beehives — the European honeybee, Apis mellifera.

Sembill et al. (2013) emphasize the importance of such unconscious evaluative reactions to internal and external stimuli (so called "affects").

Affective empathy refers to an affective response that is elicited by the perceived, imagined, or inferred affective state of another person, which has also been called affect sharing or affective responsiveness.

Interpersonally, this is called affect regulation.

"SSTs," as they're called, affect hurricanes in crucial ways, providing energy to gathering storms as well as providing moister air.

Still others prepare electrodes to measure how calls affect the living brain.

Unlike American football (or baseball or basketball), in which bad calls affect both sides, and usually even out, in soccer there is little chance of a horrendous call being compensated.

The political scientists Shanto Iyengar, Gaurav Sood, and Yphtach Lelkes examined this issue in a 2012 paper called "Affect, Not Ideology: A Social Identity Perspective on Polarization".

The second training was called "Affect," which sought to enhance empathy and compassion for others participants learned "loving-kindness" (metta) meditation, and did work with partners, the goal of which was to enhance one's compassion and empathy.

The change to balance from the first call affects the result of the second call.

However, little is known about how the maternal response to infant crying or pup calls affects social development over the long term.