Sociopaths, or those who operate within their daily lives without a "conscience," can be characterized as acting without feelings of guilt, remorse, or shame coupled with a tendency to reject the concept of responsibility.
The underlying equations of the competition assay specifically ascribe this particular graphical behavior to a defined relative ordering of two competitive decelerators that are both initially characterized as acting before or at the CLS.
The letters said people interviewed by Mr. Ray's legal team had characterized Mr. Ray as acting something like a coach during the event.
New York City police officials had characterized the man as acting suspiciously, but multiple federal law enforcement officials said he may not be the focus of the investigation.
Although Lefty 1 and 2 are best characterized as repressors of nodal, acting to regulate left-right patterning [ 87], our results and those of others, suggest a possible redundant role for lefty proteins during the maintenance of ES cell pluripotency [ 65].
Termiticides can generally be characterized as (1) slow-acting, non-repellent stomach poison (e.g. naphthaloylhydroxylamine, sulfuramid) [22], (2) contact or cuticular toxin (e.g. fipronil) or (3) chitin synthetase inhibitor (e.g. hexaflumuron) that mimics insect hormones which regulate a wide array of physiological functions.
During his adolescence, he also developed an intense interest in fantasy role-playing games, especially Dungeons & Dragons, a pastime which he later characterized as an early experience in acting and improvisation.
Mindfulness also has been characterized as comprising five mindfulness skills: "acting with awareness," "observing," "describing," "nonreactivity to inner experience," and "nonjudging of inner experience" (Baer et al. 2006; Carmody and Baer 2008) that represent a higher order mindfulness factor.
GameSpot characterized the voice acting as having "some of the worst stereotypes of anime voice acting," and noted the lack of unlockable items and other incentives to continue play.
Consistent with these data, a significant transcript decline characterized RXR-α (acting as a partner of PPAR-α), while the gene expression of RXR-β remained unaltered (Figure 12A).
"This was government acting the way we want it to act," Mr. Olson said of the agency's approach, which he characterized as "before we destroy the lake, let's stop and solve the problem that every landowner wants to solve".
