Sentence examples for internally experienced from inspiring English sources

REM sleep is commonly described as a state in which external stimulus processing and the outward enactment of internally experienced dream behavior is almost completely blocked: dreams, on this view, rely exclusively on internal signal generation and unfold in a state of near-complete physical paralysis (Hobson et al. 2000).

Finally, given that younger children may have difficulties in communicating information about internally experienced affective states, the use of an interview based on DSM-IV diagnostic criteria may be particularly problematic, despite the use of parental interviewees [ 39].

This demonstrates that previous findings of reduced memory following suppression in healthy individuals (Richards & Gross, 1999, 2000) can be replicated when adopting a broader definition of suppression that looks at inhibition of both externally expressed and internally experienced affect.

I learned that this reality affects how RA patients move through life and that it is often hard for them to explain their conditions to others because there's no outward "physical representation" of the sickness they internally experience.

Immerse yourself in the film, allowing yourself to internally experience and externally express any emotions it produces.

In addition, all samples without polythene cover, both control and internally cured, experienced considerably high chloride permeability.

At all ages, internally cured samples experienced relatively high internal RH than control samples.

If your employees see only their part of the world, they do not see the problems that your customers have or that are being experienced internally.

Extreme overloading experienced internally may not be externally visible.

This experience was characterised by a complexity of ambiguous, interrelating and conflicting feelings, thoughts and actions as individuals tried to cope with tensions between internally and externally experienced worlds.

The primary objective will be to demonstrate that analysis of HR and HRV time-series obtained from a Holter ECG recording will detect anxiety before an extreme overloading experienced internally becomes visible externally (figure 1).