These results resemble our findings with free-flying bees [1], in that specific long-term reward memories can lead to later behavioural adaptations in the absence of reinforcement.
You see it talked about in very general terms, but you don't see it written about in specific terms in a lot of places.
In more specific terms, that which is ultimately (and hence truly) sought by the moral agent is the full realisation of his "moral capabilities" (PE 172).
He sketched out conspiracies involving global bankers, casually threatened to jail his political opponent, and warned in increasingly specific terms that a loss by him would spell the end of civilization.
The Los Angeles Times last week noted that Trump, as he fell further in the polls, is sketching "out conspiracies involving global bankers, casually threatened to jail his political opponent, and warned in increasingly specific terms that a loss by him would spell the end of civilization".
"I said to you in specific terms that if you went on acting in this fashion you would make it inevitable that the international community would have to act," Lord Ashdown said, as Mr. Milosevic challenged him during cross-examination.
Doing this shows in specific terms that you've reflected on your mistakes, have made changes, and that you are helping the prospective employer manage the risk of hiring you.
The White Stag program defines leadership behaviors in specific terms as eleven leadership competencies.
In specific term weighting approach, we seched PubMed for the abstracts containing the extracted terms and HCC.
In specific term weighting, abstracts were retrieved by PubMed search for each extracted term and its synonyms.
Five entered because they were related to a naturalized citizen or legal immigrant, and of those, the Trump administration said in specific terms that one benefited from chain migration and the report described one other individual who entered after extended family members had immigrated.
