Eavis traced his environmental impulses to the festival's hippie genesis.
And in the 1980 movie, which was serialized on television (Spender here is the lone black man on the expedition) the environmental theme is more explicit; he gets new lines like, "Stop polluting that canal, Briggs!" It was not only in the writing of "The Martian Chronicles" that Mr. Bradbury betrayed environmental impulses.
Cilia and the branches of neurons, called dendritic spines, have been proposed to be comparable in their ability to convey environmental signals and nerve impulses, respectively (Nechipurenko et al., 2013).
We discuss psychiatric and neuroanatomical evidence showing that environmental stressors can trigger the impulse to hoard, overwhelming rational decision-making.
Paedophiles are singled out as potential child sex offenders and their paedophilic interest is seen as the main driver behind offending behaviour, rather than other behavioural characteristics (such as a decreased impulse control) or environmental factors (social isolation).
Now a group of kids from the U.S. plans to foster the impulse for local environmental awareness using a cheaper alternative to expensive air monitors, and an implement as trusted as it is unsuspecting on Beijing's streets: the kite.
"Genes are constantly activated and deactivated by environmental stimuli, nutrition, hormones, nerve impulses and other genes".
Instead of studying normal childhood generosity, they decided to explore what happens to our noblest impulses under severe environmental insult.
Dale Jamieson, director of environmental studies at New York University, said the green impulse in schools and in the population at large had taken on the same urgency that the civil rights movement did for an earlier generation.
The city authorities used the Games as a pretext and impulse to push forward needed environmental reforms that not only saved Olympic athletes from choking on the starting blocks, but improved the environment for Beijing's 12-plus million citizens.
