And Dr. Yancey is offering one that has already shown great promise to counteract what she calls "sedentary behavior disorder".
To counteract what Berger calls this "ambush of space, which is absence," we have both memory and what I see as a more elastic extension of this process the possibility of transmuting an absence into a work of art.
To counteract what Berger calls this "ambush of space, which is absence," we have both memory and what I see as a more elastic extension of this process — the possibility of transmuting an absence into a work of art.
In response, the government has cracked down on rights lawyers and activists, detaining, arresting and causing the disappearances of dozens over the last few weeks alone, as it tries to counteract overseas-based calls for a "strolling" protest for greater rights.
To survive, Hrdy said, human babies early on had to learn to counteract what she calls natural maternal "ambivalence," until they could latch on, breast feed and the flood of milk-producing prolactin and feel-good oxytocin hormones kicked in and bonded the mother to her baby.
On Tuesday, Christian lobbying group Faith Driven Consumer launched a web-based campaign called #Openzilla, to counteract what the group calls a virtual "glass ceiling for a faith-driven worldview".
Antihistamines counteract a protein called histamine, which is released by tissue cells deep inside the skin during an allergic reaction.
"Every time Keeth made an attack and the guy made a counteract, the referee called it a simultaneous action.
A downscaling method which attempts to counteract variance reduction, called Expanded Downscaling (XDS), was applied to statistically downscale large-scale atmospheric data to local stations.
"Antioxidant" is a general term for any compound that can counteract unstable molecules called free radicals that damage DNA, cell membranes, and other parts of cells.
