So the next time you're faced with a challenge, keep your focus on how you're going to succeed, not how you're going to escape failure.
The increased rates of escape failure (no escape responses) during this task that we found among JS rats may also imply an emotional disruption.
Tribal officials hope his success can inspire others to escape desolate failure.
Such increases in escape failures were suggested to correspond to learned helplessness, representing, in animals, depressive symptoms of non-responsiveness [68].
The full significance of the finding, in pointing to a coding system in the hereditary material of living organisms, escaped him - a failure that Watson and Crick repaired when they studied the structure of DNA.
while the rest of Allah's enemies escaped, fleeing their failure and defeat". The next day, a Mauritanian official told me, a search-and-rescue team moved to an area where vultures were circling overhead and found 12 bloated, naked corpses, lined up side by side.
Basically in conflict with a rigorous interpretation of genethlialogy, it allows the individual (or corporate body) to act at astrologically favourable times and, thereby, to escape any failures predictable from his (or its) nativity.
Given that these failures escaped the attention of the regulators at the time, how confident can we be that the new inspection regime will prevent future lapses?
Thus, minor perforations can be escaped leading to implant failure.
cLH rats had been bred for high learned helplessness36, that is, inescapable shock leading to failure to escape from escapable shock.
The Health and Safety Executive estimates that up to 40% of workplace deaths have been as a result of serious management failures, and unions estimate that around 350 companies and organisations may have escaped prosecution because of the failure to legislate.
