(While these systems are centrally involved in fight-or-flight responses to stress, they also get engaged in energizing activities that feel emotionally positive, like cheering on your favorite team, or fantasizing about your sweetheart).
In the 1980s Michel Ghins and Harvey Brown energized analytic activity on space-time physics.
For instance, if your child likes to cook, instead of following recipes, allow them to energize the activity by being more creative with ingredients, playing music in the background, or inviting their friend to join.
Although AVP has no direct role in Na+ homoeostasis, its ability to create a proton gradient between the vacuole and the cytosol (Munns and Tester 2008) can energize the activity of NHX (Gaxiola et al. 2001; Maathuis et al. 2003; Jha et al. 2010).
Disappointed but energized by the activity, Reality's crew came back to life as the wind started picking up to eight knots out of the southwest for the final approach to Hempstead Harbor.
As I walk through the hallways of Buckingham Browne and Nichols (BB&N) School every morning, I am energized by the activity that fills them.
In addition to feeling energized and calmer, activity facilitates actual physical repair in your brain.
Someone who normally looks in and is energized by social activity is typically extroverted in MTBI terms.
What we have out of fear is not sex, or any other anxiety-energized activity, but stillness.
Drawing heavily on the work of Gilles Deleuze, Braidotti argues that subject positions entail practices, habits, and activities energized and propelled forward by a non-conscious affective center.
I also learned what energizes introverts (solo activities) versus extroverts (social activities).
