He was aware of a low-level but continuous feeling of anxiety connected with the fact that he hadn't started writing yet and didn't have an idea.
Because human touch is far more sensitive than vision, Immersion's chip must update the motor's information 1,000 times per second to achieve a continuous feeling of, say, a spring being compressed.
Three patients had moved to Denmark; one was extensively evaluated because of a continuous feeling of dyspnoea, however, with normal lung function, normal carbon monoxide diffusion capacity test (DLCO) test and normal plain radiograph of the chest.
Being a foreigner, Ashima thinks "is a sort of lifelong pregnancy -- a perpetual wait, a constant burden, a continuous feeling out of sorts".
But I have that continuous uncomfortable feeling of "things" in the head, like icebergs or rocks or awkwardly placed pieces of furniture.
Their experience of continuous leaking of urine, the smell, feelings of shame, fear and sorrow affected their ability to earn a living through farming, petty business, peddling or employment.
For families and social interaction, feelings of vulnerability, guilt, blame and continuous watching for early signs of disease should be considered.
Mindfulness works with continuous awareness of: the body posture and breath; of the feelings, of the mind and of the mental objects that appear during the meditation.
Students reported feelings of situational uncertainty every 10 min by using continuous rating scales ranging from 0 (= "I fully disagree") to 100 (= "I fully agree") for the item "I feel uncertain".
Second, appropriate continuous training for rural practice contributes to retention also by alleviating feelings of professional isolation [ 32].
