They also detect when someone's vocal pitch has changed in a nearly imperceptible way, a consequence of tension in the body that tightens vocal chords.
In the second possibility, elongation of the cap is purely a passive secondary consequence of tension that requires ck/MyoVIIA-mediated anchoring.
Some of the action in Retaliation is decent, but the lack of blood and pain also means a lack of stakes, consequences, and tension.
13 14 Second, it identifies dissonance 20 as an important consequence of tensions between patients' necessity beliefs and concerns.
This indicates that discontinuous AJ are formed as a consequence of stress fibre-induced tension acting on cell-cell junctions.
It examines processes of linguistic contextualization to show how participants index both "official" and "unofficial" contexts, and the consequences of tensions between these for their social identities.
He said he was concerned by "the situation of Christians, who suffer in a particularly severe way the consequences of tensions and conflicts in many parts of the Middle East", amid a belief that some Christians are scapegoated for the actions of Western powers in the region.
As a consequence of spindle tension, centromeric sequences transiently split in pre-anaphase cells, in some organisms up to several micrometers.
24 25 Regarding the inability to label emotions, it is also unclear if this is a specific BPD problem, a general psychopathology phenomenon or a consequence of aversive tension.
