Sentence examples for capacity to withdraw from inspiring English sources

Luhrmann, a Stanford anthropologist who studies religion and psychiatry, suggests that there is a "shared psychological mechanism" in dissociation and evangelical worship: the capacity to withdraw from the everyday and become entirely absorbed by interior experience.

The INCD even has the capacity to withdraw licenses awarded to commercial institutions.

This is compounded by the fact that standard laboratory strains of E. coli have a limited capacity to withdraw heme from the extracellular environment.

The amount of water used by these power plants is also staggering; Collectively, steam-electric power plants have the capacity to withdraw more than 370 billion gallons per day in the U.S. -- more than 135 trillion gallons per year -- from our nation's waters for cooling.

An important aspect of voluntary participation in research is the capacity to withdraw from an ongoing study.

On October 14th, it failed to make a £20m payment due to AES Drax under one of the contracts, arguing that pre-scheduled payments were also subject to renegotiation.Whatever the precise outcome of these talks, the effect will be to expose more power-generators to market prices for electricity, increasing the pressure to withdraw capacity.

Momii insisted he was speaking in a private capacity, but then attempted to withdraw the remarks after journalists pointed out that they were made during a press conference in his role as chairman of NHK, a hugely influential, publicly funded broadcaster.

And the most recent calls for Greene to withdraw question his mental capacity and his sanity.

The present study was designed to systematically compare the capacity of task-irrelevant auditory and visual events to withdraw attention from the other modality.

His late decision to withdraw from the 1500m left many of the 9,000 crowd – about 4,000 short of capacity – bitterly frustrated.

He was right to withdraw.