When playing the game, participants wear headphones as sounds convey distress cues in the distress trials and add emphasis to events on the screen (e.g., sound when a gate is falling).
These areas, which are part of a neural network conveying distress and avoidance in pain perception [40], [41], seem also to play a pivotal role in subjective electromagnetic hypersensitivity [26] or other functional somatic syndromes like e.g. multiple chemical sensitivity [42].
"His emotional style worked well to convey the distress; his Southern roots helped him convey the culture," Mr. Tyndall said.
Robert Brubaker sang punchily as the ancient husband; Susan Bickley conveyed eloquent distress as Smith's mother.
My cousin, Shahrooz Madjlessi, who works in the DC area and is a permanent legal resident, conveyed her distress to me about her parents' ability to visit her this year.
At 4 09 P.M., there's a shot of Mia Farrow in "Rosemary's Baby," lying in bed; her face subtly conveys that her distress will tip into lunacy.
Rarely was distress conveyed so expressively.
Playing Muriel, she conveyed the infinite distress of a woman whose lifetime code of denial was gradually being stripped away.
Riley, whose perpetual facial expression seems to convey chronic stomach distress, plays Vince, a young electrician in Ohio whose father is in critical condition in the hospital, requiring surgery more expensive than what Vince can raise by taking a second mortgage on the house.
"The sense of disappointment and distress conveyed by the court is so palpable, because it recalls no instance in experience over 47 years as an advocate and as a judge in which the conduct of the attorney general so thoroughly departed from the high standard it represents," he wrote.
