Pope Urban was concerned with increasing restlessness of the martial nobility in Western Europe, who, currently deprived of major enemies, were causing chaos throughout the countryside.
He began, even, to admit his increasing restlessness with fashion and a growing interest in portraiture, influenced by the socially conscious work of Walker Evans and the meticulous documentation of domestic detail by the early French photographer Eugène Atget.
The increasing restlessness of American business is beginning to be noticed by economists, government officials and industry groups.
As Act II began, there were signs of increased restlessness: coughing, arm-stretching, eye-rubbing.
23 This disruption can be reflected in increased nighttime restlessness and daytime sleepiness.
Warning signs of mania include: sleeping less, feeling "high" or excitable, increased irritability, restlessness, and an increase in the person's activity level.
In an age of increasing fragmentation and restlessness, Nichtern offers accessible antidotes to everyday feelings of disorientation, distraction, and dissatisfaction.
When she revisits the issue, as she does periodically, she discounts her increasing feelings of restlessness, sadness, and lack of motivation as she proceeds in the program, and concludes that she ought to persevere.
The amount of plug material found in the female atrium was related to increasing time in the mating posture (GLS, F1, 33 = 26.4, P < 0.001, Figure 1), which was negatively affected by female restlessness (GLM-g, F1,14 = 14.4, P = 0.001).
Injection of high dose of lansoprazole did not induce any apparent behavioral or physiological changes such as restlessness or increased breathing rate in the animals.
