The ankle injury, which sidelined him five games, was the primary reason he slumped, but Turner knew conditioning was a factor, too.
However, as far as we know, conditioning of salivation has been reported only in dogs and humans [2], [3].
In its original sense, a stimulus such as food is a reinforcer only if its presentation increases the frequency of a response in a type of associative conditioning known as operant conditioning.
It was told that such rough treatment of prisoners was known as "conditioning" and was used before questioning.
The low magnetic noise observed allows for a relatively high overall precision, which in the case of glass-covered fiber has been verified to be 60 nT; this figure may easily improve by known signal conditioning techniques.
Mild myelosuppressive chemotherapies were classified as grade A, moderate ones as grade B, severe ones as grade C, and chemotherapies that caused severe myelosuppression and persistent immunodeficiency (known as conditioning regimens for transplant) as grade D. The timing of occurrence of severe odontogenic infection was retrospectively investigated.
This is known as conditioning, and it is necessary for making the clay ready to work with.
Static contextual recognition, so if you know fear conditioning, that's what I would predict.
"Most trainers are just into, you know, cardiovascular conditioning and weight training and don't go beyond that".
To measure the effects of these manipulations, we examine a behavioral assay of fear conditioning known as freezing (i.e. absence of movement in response to conditioning), either in the presence or absence of administered ketamine.
Since PTSD is basically a pathological form of learning known as fear conditioning, stimulants could plausibly increase the risk of getting the disorder.
