Sentence examples for disorder process from inspiring English sources

Currently, Professor Hooley is using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to explore (1) how healthy people and individuals who are vulnerable to depression process emotionally challenging verbal comments from family members and (2) how patients with borderline personality disorder process a variety of affectively challenging auditory and visual stimuli.

When pathologists describe a surgical specimen with cancer, they usually give little attention to the disposition of vascular networks, by virtue of a false premise – "Cancer is a complete disorder process".

The ordering and disordering process is responsible for the mechanical properties in dependence of temperature.

The differences in the temperature-dependent structural disordering process among six PE samples were depicted by monitoring the intensities of NIR bands characteristic of orthorhombic crystalline phase.

The two higher transitions are first, a further disordering process to a hexagonal condis crystal, and then a change to an anisotropic melt (liquid crystal) at about 800 K, with increasing decomposition above 750 K.

The quantitative evaluation of dislocations, twins, stacking and deformation faultings allows us to correlate the disordering process to the introduction and development of defects under the effect of milling.

These changes have been shown to be associated with order-disorder process at low temperature [14] or precipitation of equilibrium phases at higher temperatures [15].

According to the literature, persons with autism spectrum disorders process faces as if they were objects and appear to rely more on identifying individual pieces of the face rather than the overall configuration [ 27- 29].

Addicaid (Brooklyn, NY): Addicaid is a digital platform for individuals with substance disorders and process disorders, as well as their friends and family members.

An ion beam-induced pyrochlore-to-fluorite structural transition occurs in all irradiated pyrochlore compositions, and the independent kinetics of the cation and anion disordering processes has been discussed.

Semantic network models suggest that individuals with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) process words with multiple meanings (e.g., "knife") more likely in an OC-related (i.e., "weapon") than in a neutral way (i.e., "cutlery").