Semantic information: This layer includes segments that are conceptually important as stand-alone semantic events (S) that have a beginning, a steady state, and an ending, (e.g., important names, plot elements, phrases, actions, symbolic information, sounds, gestures, facial expressions indicating a feeling, etc).
Had Eve had the benefit of all of this research, she could have then told Adam, "Your biomarker indicates a feeling of sexual desire, as opposed to romantic love on your part, when you glance in my direction.
Slightly more subjects in the manual treatment group said they would be prepared to pay more than in the ultrasonic group possibly indicating a feeling that this treatment involved more activity by the VDP and was therefore 'worth' more.
The KSD scores indicated a feeling of being less well rested on the morning after the first post-call night, compared with the mornings after the second post-call and Saturday nights (0.6-0.9 0.6-0.9nce in scores), but not differencefrom the morning after ordinary daytime work.
Although our results are difficult to compare with theirs, our study appears to indicate a higher feeling of vulnerability, with 41.8% of Hong Kong respondents thinking it likely or very likely that they would become infected with influenza during an outbreak.
E-mail abbreviations like "4-ever" and "2B or not 2B" sound like outtakes from a Prince song, while emoticons (those sideways smiley faces like :-) used to indicate a user's feelings) summon visions of Hello-Kitty lunchboxes.
A higher LAS-11 score indicates a higher feeling of control.
Similarly to the other volunteer, he also indicated a strong feeling of intoxication and a very important decrease in his self-reported capacity to drive (results not shown).
Affect is a term frequently used in marketing research to indicate a general category of feelings, including emotions and moods (Bagozzi et al. 1999).
Kant also continues to believe some version of his claim at the beginning of Observations that some of our feelings indicate a "sensitivity of the soul … which makes the soul fitted for virtuous impulses" (OFBS 46).
