They argue that such an approach can not only be damaging to an individual's self-worth but is also challenging because it views the difficulties that autistics face as straightforwardly emanating from their own 'condition', rather from the changeable nature of the world around them (e.g. Bagatell, 2010).
It is all about, in short, our relation to obstacles; our distinguishing the intractable from the changeable, what we have to acknowledge from what we can influence; whether our desire is forbidden or not – whether we want a cream cake or another man's wife.
suggest that 'feelings' are distinct from 'moods'; the former reside within the body whereas the latter reside within the brain and result from its changeable chemical composition (see next part, 'Brain').
Thus, far from being marginal, changeable and divorced from the country's national interest, it has always been central to the experience and concerns of policymakers, and hence relatively stable.That is certainly not to say that all Americans agree about foreign policy, or ever did.
When the curing agent concentration is from 0 to 0.35 %, curing time is also changeable from 12 min to 20 h.
The structure of alkoxy group in the monomer and the monomer concentration influenced the size of the needle-like crystals, and their average length and width were changeable from 640 nm to 1.69 μm and from 110 nm to 210 nm, respectively.
Manners of sexual exchange are notoriously changeable from one society to another, and notoriously difficult to interpret.
Yet the architect said that he hoped his new galleries would depart from the "white, changeable, movable box, which I don't think came off so well at the Museum of Modern Art".
September 1 2015 September 6 201515 The Puerto Rican American experience is at the core of the saxophonist Zenón's most recent album, "Identities Are Changeable," from 2014, a project that intertwines Afro-Latin sources, post-bop jazz, and audio interviews.
