It allows the advanced regions of the brain, the domains that lie high and forward, to exert what is termed executive function.
ISTANBUL — Turkey's top military commanders resigned en masse on Friday, a move without precedent in Turkish history that many analysts saw as a failed effort by a beleaguered institution to exert what is left of its dwindling political power.
John is all for sleeping in the quinzhee, but having seen how thin Regent's sleeping bags are, I exert what is left of my parental authority and take up our host's suggestion that we use a nearby tent which he has equipped with a log-burning stove.
All these centers prominent in other systems exert what is reasonably called political power, but Bitcoin functions without them.
Last year, Turkey's top military commanders resigned en masse, a move without precedent in Turkish history that many analysts saw as a failed effort by a beleaguered institution to exert what was left of its diminishing political power.
While these patients had lost a big part of their agency by becoming terminal, they were still agentive by exerting what can be called 'agency despite cancer'.
This means that the system has self-excited, because no external influence has been exerted on it, and, what is more, it has done so spontaneously and unpredictably, because the supertask can set off at any instant and there is no way of predicting when it will happen.
As a church elder, Ruben has tried to exert quality control over what is shown.
Considering the attention of a person the ability to exert mental effort on what is important in a given situation, the paper addresses the importance of the attention capacity in competitive judo at the age of 9 – 13.
IRS is more concerned with how much control you exert in the relationship than what is in the written agreement.
