Dreadnot (Dana Snyder) is a teacher at Harry S. Apocalypse who finds joy in torturing and invoking pain into his students.
And so, it seemed, it was not in fact possible to give meaning-preserving translations of statements invoking pains, beliefs, and desires in purely behavioristic terms.
While there aren't many surprises, the songs provide enough traction to let her voice invoke desire, pain, anger, ache and resilience, especially onstage.
Black people feel virtuous by invoking the pain of the word and embracing the victimhood that it suggests.
Despite their non-pruritic nature, these lesions can invoke significant sensations of pain and burning [7].
An issue with the methods was that most studies evaluated pain invoked by local separator placement [15], which cannot simulate common orthodontic pain caused by real tooth movements.
Ms. Quinn did take pains to invoke Mr. Koch's memory last week in her State of the City address, mentioning him by name six times and announcing a new neighborhood development program called Keeping Opportunities Close to Home — or K.O.C.H. "We all know how much the mayor loved to have things named after him," Ms. Quinn said, prompting the longest applause of her hourlong speech.
Not all tissues give rise to pain; furthermore, each tissue must be stimulated in an appropriate way to invoke its particular sensation of pain.
In addition to being the most frequently invoked cluster, the Pain Cluster was also ranked the most important cluster by the highest proportion of patients (53.9%), and ranked second in importance by another 14.7% of subjects (Table 2).
The idea of power (for which he would later become known) sporadically appears as an explanatory principle, but Nietzsche tends at this time to invoke hedonistic considerations of pleasure and pain in his explanations of cultural and psychological phenomena.
