The choice of jmin corresponds to the agent expressing irrational financial unsatisfaction.
6, 7 However, it is not uncommon for patients to express irrational fear and anxiety regarding the use of topical corticosteroids.
Actually, there's a great deal of truth to these ideas, though they are often expressed with irrational exuberance.
He believes that the year the car came out – 1963 – was a moment when Americans were expressing their irrational exuberance and letting their unchecked hubris motivate them to achieve miraculous things.
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Common indicators of drug use include: people coming and going from your neighbor's house at all hours of the night, paranoid behavior such as constantly looking out the windows, or expressing an irrational fear that someone is "out to get them".
In addition, although the stiffness of the device is expressed by nonlinear irrational function, we find that the output voltages generated are large, smooth and stable.
His complicated notion of incommensurability begins from a mathematical metaphor, alluding to the Pythagorean discovery of numbers (such as √2) that could not be expressed as rationals; irrational and rational lengths share no common measure.
The clarity of the sign is plain even if the power of the signal is weak: the thirty years of irrational vengefulness expressed in those mandatory minimums that filled our prisons to no real social purpose is now robbed of its appearance of natural legitimacy, of social consensus.
Without it, our hard-wired tendency to judge is simultaneously repressed – in the case of cultural relativism – or given free rein to express itself through irrational, indignant rage.
