To make some speeches in opposition?" The country, he added, wants a unity government in order to feel secure in the face of external dangers from enemies like Iraq and the internal crisis of a bloody five-month-old Palestinian uprising.
Strategically situated, this principality prospered in its early times of external danger, but it was surrounded by aggressive dynasts; the control of castles and vassalic fidelities were the count's somewhat precarious means of power.
Some were permanently occupied by a substantial number of people or by a chief and his cohort of armed men, while others were utilized as refuges to protect the local population in case of external danger.
Thus, inasmuch as panic attacks occur in the absence of cues of external danger and are triggered by heightened CO2 concentrations, they are better seen as inner unconditioned false alarms of biological origin.
The response of a honey bee colony to changes in temperature or external danger follows from perceptions of external inputs and the consequent output responses.
It can be easier to explore this dark side of coming-of-age when the dangers are external.
If the slumps are brought on by elected governments seeking to satisfy the demands of external debtors, the dangers only increase, as the Germans, above all people, should know.
Upon the stimulation of external antigen or danger signal, IL-12 expression is suppressed while IL-10 production is increased, which results in the polarization of Th cell toward Th2 or Treg.
Based on ideas of primary attachment and Neo-Darwinism, Bowlby identified what he saw as fundamental flaws in psychoanalysis: the overemphasis of internal dangers rather than external threat, and the view of the development of personality via linear phases with regression to fixed points accounting for psychological distress.
He vowed to "crush, hand in hand with the entire people, every danger of internal and external destructive elements obstructing the stability and development of the state".
