This reflects the high capacity of the animals to rapidly improve in most of their reflexes and basic neurological capacities after brain injury and the need for more detailed analysis of function.
After South Korea left the field, Japanese infielders took fungoed grounders at almost infield-in depth, pushing their reflexes so the real game would feel easier, not unlike how a hitter might swing three bats in the on-deck circle.
Bertrand Russell, in his behaviorist-influenced 1921, also accomodates inactive pleasure by analyzing pleasure relationally and negatively, as the property of mental occurrences consisting in their stimulating no reflex or voluntary movements that do not tend to prolong the stimulating occurrences themselves (1921, pp. 71-72).
Residents of a nursing home with a variety of neurological diagnoses who stood and exercised regularly in a standing box, showed statistically significant improvement in their anal wink reflex [ 50].
Some even endorsed a training programme in which women pushed their fingers down their throat while suppressing their gagging reflex, in order to perfect their deep-throating skills.
But the real story, I would have thought, lay in their battles to overcome reflex prejudice, because their crusade was never endorsed by the WI nationally.
By forcing someone to come up with a quick, reflex in their answer, you've unleashed the power of their own grit and personal choice.
They are a frightened, insecure group, condemned to internal exile; like Yekker, they have developed, in their terrible solitude, "the reflexes of a shadow tribe".
Different realisations for spoken and written information structure produce different reflexes in their variation.
Reasons include anxiety about having a pill stuck in their throat, a hypersensitive gag reflex, acid reflux disease or emotional reaction to an illness.
These responses to perturbation are primarily reflexive/reactive in their nature (i.e., reflex responses or RRs).
