Which is the more intrusive event will be a matter for the viewer to decide.
They are the kinds of scenes that define contemporary drama -- men and women, relationships and careers -- but that without an intrusive event cry out for an expansive development of character more suited to the page than the stage.
In this study, we focus on the performance improvement upon different traffic loads over WSNs. Figure 1 shows a typical multimedia application over WSNs that a front sensor node equipped with a camera sends an emergent message containing the surveillance image to the sink node once it detects an urgent or intrusive event.
Rape, identified by psychologists as the most intrusive of traumatic events, has been documented in many armed conflicts including those in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Cyprus, Haiti, Liberia, Somalia and Uganda.
Sudden, unwelcome and repetitive thoughts about a traumatic event – intrusive thoughts – could relate to how men assess their quality of life after prostate-cancer diagnosis.
After experiencing a traumatic event, people can suffer from disturbing intrusive memories of the event, commonly referred to as flashbacks, in which the traumatic material comes back to mind as unwanted images and scenes of the trauma.
These academic difficulties have been suggested to result from lowered concentration levels due to distracting and intrusive thoughts concerning violent events that may accumulate over time and with repeated exposure (Bell 1997; Horn and Trickett 1998; Taylor et al. 1997), thus a meditational model is warranted (Schwartz and Gorman 2003).
Intrusive memories of traumatic events constitute a core feature of post-traumatic stress disorder.
The distinction underpins the reconstruction of volcanic centers and facies architecture, and the ordering of volcanic, intrusive, sedimentary and mineralizing events in ancient submarine volcanic successions.
Intrusive cognitions about past events are important determinants of overgeneral recall as they consume working memory capacity [ 40].
