Sentence examples for common reflex from inspiring English sources

It is after all, the common reflex of our times.

A common reflex is to come back with, say, $1 million.

By stimulating the neurons with an electrode, he was able to map the entire neural circuit required to cause a common reflex.

But it corresponds to a common reflex in France, to the effect that defeat can usually be blamed on treachery.

It is our responsibility to consider what a particular symptom or collection of symptoms may mean, and our obligation to avoid the increasingly common reflex to "treat and street" the patients we encounter.

The hiccup is a very common reflex.

The following charts summarize the most common reflexes of the Proto-Semitic vowels in the various stages of Hebrew: Proto-Hebrew generally had penultimate stress.

It involves, after all, little more than the raising of an arm, which is a common enough reflex in goal celebrations.

Turning to a common English reflex, snobbery, she pretended to have arrived at a conclusion about the Irishman's magnum opus: "I bought the blue paper book, & read it here one summer I think with spasms of wonder, of discovery, & then again with long lapses of intense boredom".

The common managerial reflex in such situations is turning to one of the usual suspects — organizations or individuals who have deep expertise in the area of the problem.

Brain temperatures, estimated by MR thermometry, are related inversely to regional blood flow [20] and single photon emission computed tomography with the head in varied positions has shown that TMT relates inversely to ipsilateral cerebral perfusion, suggesting that blood flow to the TM and ipsilateral cerebral hemisphere have common vasomotor reflex control [21].