The choice of negative sign for cooling loads is to express heat rejected toward the subsurface.
In particular, we show that in the presence of a potential long-term partner, females (but not males) express more rejecting emotions towards a same-sex acquaintance who reveals a predilection to be unfaithful.
To our knowledge, no study has evaluated the reasons patients express to reject a clinician's recommendation of bisphosphonate treatment to prevent osteoporosis fracture during the consultation.
Sarwal and colleagues were the first to apply genome-wide microarrays for systematic screening of genes expressed in rejecting grafts.
Even though he expressed attitudes rejecting IPV and sexual abuse, partner abuse was still perceived as a private issue, and men's sexual harassment of women was somehow tolerated if it was unclear whether the situation implied the woman's consent or not.
However, in typical recent exponents of "tacit agreement" and conventionalist views, such as Boghossian (1997), the claim that logical truths do not express propositions is rejected, and it is accepted that the existence of the agreement provides full-blown a priori knowledge of those propositions.
Back in 2015, the University of Chicago released a report that said campus protestors there "may not obstruct or otherwise interfere with the freedom of others to express views they reject or even loathe".
"They are free to express ideas, but I reject them," he said.
The adage that children express their individuality by rejecting their parents' choices may be the minivan's last, best hope.
Looking at the show in this light, Big Ballet becomes quite radical, a challenge to ballet as a grand, brittle repository of ambivalence about women, in which perfect females express archetypal femininity by rejecting such definite aspects of womanhood as the ability to procreate, itself associated ridiculously closely with "getting fat".
If G.E. does not withdraw its merger application and the commission rejects it, lawyers express concern about what type of precedent it might set.
