For example, the most likely reason for a deviant case in a sufficient relation is the omission of a causal condition of which the deviant case is not a member but the typical cases are [ 26].
Elsewhere, Songs sound reminiscent of Brisbane's own Go-Betweens and even a little deviant – for example, the Warhol-esque S&M connotations of the jangle-laden, failed romantic pop of Alone When I'm With You.
Cognitive distortion therapy attempts to restructure a patient's deviant notions for example, by reinforcing the fact that coercion of children into sexual activities is an inappropriate behaviour.
It is not enough that S's current state be simply "causally dependent" on S's earlier state since there are deviant causal chain examples in which this condition is satisfied without their being instances of memory.
The critical stimulus is presented many times in an oddball sequence, where a frequent so-called standard stimulus (for example [paj]) is randomly replaced by one or more rare deviant stimuli (for example [pajt]).
One reason people engage in deviant behaviour, for example, may be a state of anomie, which is social instability arising from an absence of clear social norms and values.
Interestingly, single-membered domain superfamilies also retain the ability to invoke length variation and are also represented in length-deviant domain superfamilies (examples include SH3-domain like, GroES-like, WW domains, Ankyrin repeat, ADC-like domains etc., Table 1).
Students will be asked whether they have a friend who engages in deviant behaviour, for example, ' do you have a friend who has stolen something from a store?' , and to make a Yes/No response.
The idea of mental illness manifesting itself as socially deviant behaviour arose in examples of individuals going out at inappropriate times, for example late at night, and without purpose ("going out wandering everywhere without reason"; pregnant migrant; FGD 8).
And he gives many other examples of such deviant schemes.
