It is an opportunity for deep introspection, a call to notice our inclinations, our default responses, our reactions to shifting emotions and circumstances.
Studies indicate that despite our efforts to consolidate sleep into a single eight-hour cycle, our bodies still carry the inclination to sleep in two shifts.
By the time he wrote "South Wind," his sexual inclination had shifted to a mania for young boys.
Whereas our study was originally designed to examine the effects of an experimental lethal-control program on inclination to poach, oscillating wolf-management authority shifted our focus from a single intervention to a suite of changes in policy and management.
All its members could muster was a shift from an inclination to raise rates to a neutral monetary policy stance.
But he has shown little inclination to move to the left or shift ground in the face of the protests.
However, the correspondence of the inclination shifts to paleointensity lows prefers the SCOR field model.
In turn, better motivated health workers may have more inclination to deliver better care to patients 7. Facilitating such shifts in conceptualizations of health workers, and in turn of patients, will be challenging.
It was my first inclination that I shift from this fixed mindset — "It has to be easy all the time and it has to look easy" — to thinking that feedback, learning, practice, and thinking hard can be a good thing.
Although scientists have long had an inclination to shrug aside such questions concerning the source of the laws of physics, the mood has now shifted considerably.
The police showed little inclination to try.
