This likewise holds throughout life for all ensuing experiences of "recognizing" oneself as being a particular kind of "I," namely, taking qua imagining oneself to be a certain sort of ego-level self (apropos Freudian-Lacanian psychoanalysis, it always pays to remember William Wordsworth's line, "The child is the father of the man").
We speculate that the belief state would evolve to a full-blown delusion if the sensory mis-integration was more persistent and if reality-testing for the ensuing unusual experience was more chronically unavailable.
Confronted with multimorbidity and its ensuing problems GPs experience difficulties in identifying ADEs, and take the patient's judgement in this matter seriously.
In the ensuing days, he experienced fever, and a severe local infection developed in his right hand.
We also raise the possibility that initial attachment of the pharynx and the ensuing biomechanical tension experienced by pharyngeal cells may in part promote pharyngeal cell differentiation as has been shown for various cell types in other systems (Benjamin and Hillen 2003; Mammoto et al. 2012; Franze 2013; Janmey et al. 2013).
Elite athletes may show a posterior wall defect on stress ultrasound but be relatively asymptomatic, but this detected weakness may be used as a possible screening test of the groin 'preseason' as well as for new players to achieve a baseline so any subsequent change or worsening can be used to determine if this change is responsible for any ensuing groin pain experienced [ 15, 16].
Decades of anguish simply added further to the ecstasy of "Uruguay", and the ensuing 2006 World Cup experience.
But those countries, especially Poland and the Baltic states, that experienced the ensuing 40 years of Communist dictatorship glance nervously east once more.
Over the ensuing 3 years, I experienced panic attacks and a decreasing ability to cope with the stresses of everyday life.
Its experience in the ensuing decade was disconcertingly similar to Greece's after it joined the euro in 2001.
And despite the past generation's heroism in World War II and the ensuing decades, their Cold War experience has now become a factor in preventing them from developing an understanding of a new place for America in the world and effectively deal with the problems that continue to damage our image abroad.
