The Emotion domain combines symptoms of a blue mood and a loss of interest (example of mild dysfunctioning: " Feel more down (or sad, blue, depressed) than usual and don't enjoy things as usual").
Apart from their intrinsic interest, such examples serve as benchmark problems against which the accuracy of approximate analytical or numerical methods may be assessed.
Recent results in several areas of topical interest, including examples in biocompatibility, dielectric films, in situ chemical reactions, and electron relaxation in nanoparticles, are highlighted.
Hence, they are of interest as examples of endogenous DNA damage that may initiate cancer [ 41, 44].
Moreover, this arrangement is often rife with conflicts of interest; for example, arbitrators may be a judge in one case and an advocate in a related case.
He has no interest, for example, in condemning corruption or human rights abuses.
This may rely on corporate bonds paying fixed sums of interest, for example, or companies dishing out dividends.
Consider niche boards to garner more interest (for example, rather than "20th century furniture" have "mid-century Danish furniture").
Still, the I.O.C. takes a strong interest, for example, in athletes' use of social media during the Games.
In the current issue of The American Interest, for example, Jessica T. Mathews, head of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, gives the president "an unequivocal 'A' " on this score.
He has no interest, for example, in treating the undigitized portions of the image collections like one of his charities by, say, donating them to a public entity.
