Individuals or groups who are actually observed or merely presumed to be experiencing the physical, behavioural, emotional or cognitive symptoms and signs of "mental health difficulties" (MHDs: e.g., addictions) of any type, complexity, intensity or duration [ 3] are often stigmatized on these bases by individuals, groups or institutions [ 1, 2, 4- 6].
The Yale Global Tic Severity Scale (YGTSS; Leckman et al. 1989) is a clinician-rated semi-structured inventory (usually used in research) to assess multiple severity dimensions of motor and vocal tics (frequency, intensity, complexity, strength, and interference) as well as tic-related impairment.
Most of them lacked complexity or intensity.
It's a wine unlike any other Valpolicella, with lightness, complexity and intensity, and it can age for years.
All of this is real, and it may increase in complexity and intensity in the coming days.
Ms. Brown shows vividness and versatility; Ms. Miller shows large-scale unity without loss of complexity or intensity.
In "Sérénade" (poem by Verlaine), Loeffler's setting has the complexity and intensity of chamber music, qualities vividly conveyed by Ms. Blythe, Mr. Jones and the noted violist Paul Neubauer.
Clichés are prophylactics against the complexity and intensity of direct experience, tools used to distance ourselves from reality, but this photograph brings love near enough that we can feel its hot breath.
Chair of judges George Szirtes said that Paterson offers what Eliot demanded - "complexity and intensity of emotion, an intuitive understanding of tradition and what it makes possible, and, at the same time, a freshness that is like clear spring water.
Ford started out in B movies, but his superb ability subtly to inject complexity and intensity into the parts for which he was cast landed him leading roles in better-quality films.
Although migrant labour has been a feature of the sports process since ancient times, the phenomenon increased in complexity and intensity during the last decades of the 20th century.
