It could be anything from a patient with psychosis who has a completely different apprehension of the world and does not, at the moment, want medicine.
Joan Didion, whose novels and essays have always contained an underlying sense of dread, said that perhaps there would be "a different level of apprehension" in her work.
They are different modes of apprehension.
Recently, the administration's tune has been different, framing the apprehension number as an indicator of how effective the administration has been at catching illegal border-crossers.
Both Plato and Aristotle understood Parmenides as perhaps the first to have developed the idea that apprehension of what is unchanging is of a different order epistemologically than apprehension of things subject to change.
It must increase your strength, riches, and trade; and by this union the whole island, being joined in affection and free from all apprehensions of different interest, will be enabled to resist all its enemies". The Acts of Union were passed in 1707 and they provide a template for what federalism means in practice - people give up authority over some things and keep control over others.
This was a whole different world of footballing apprehension, and the visitors had to master a difficult situation on a surface that did not allow the ball to run as they would usually expect it in order to avoid a problem.
The clear apprehension of different conditions and their relations effectively turn history into a catalogue of combinations out of which (conditional) lessons can be drawn.
When mud acid reacts with the formation to dissolve different minerals, the most important apprehensions are the reactions of carbonates with HCl and HF and the reactions of HF with silicates, quartz (Eq. 1) and feldspar.
Our usability testing results included differences in how clinicians and youth may approach Internet-based interventions with different kinds of scepticism or apprehension.
A lack of coördination and coöperation among different local authorities delayed his apprehension.
