Sentence examples for mixed state of from inspiring English sources

In the religiously mixed state of Kaduna, where thousands were killed in riots after the state's leaders said they were considering enacting the Shariah, Christians have gravitated to the south and Muslims to the north.

In Homer's epic poem the Odyssey, Menelaus is implicitly in such a mixed state of uncontrolled possession and controlled incorporation when he wrestles with Proteus, the old man of the sea, and forces him to prophesy.

The concept of ambivalence from the psychoanalytic school refers to the coexisting and mixed state of positive and negative emotions.

Using slightly disturbed initial conditions from the unstable mixed state of INT2, we can observe the outcome of the system, INT or SEG, for example.

Only in these two zones, the system can go from a perfectly mixed state of (0.5, 0.5) to a segregated state, when a slightest disturbance is applied.

Here the CDW and SDW are actually not the pure charge and spin fluctuations, but a mixed state of them induced by the SOIs.

Mixed states of depression and anxiety can be severe, but the proposed hybrid had looser criteria than either depression or anxiety on its own — lowering the bar significantly for a diagnosis.

Five kinds of morphologies were found for the as-prepared SBA-16 materials, while sphere SBA-16 particles were obtained at the synthesis temperatures of 25 °C and 30 °C; mixed states of decahedral together with sphere were obtained at 38 °C; decahedral together with dodecahedral was obtained at 45 °C; hexagonal prisms was obtained at 50 °C; and tetrakaidecahedron was obtained at 55 °C.

In fact, mixed states of consciousness may occur.

A recent survey of the Stanley Foundation Bipolar Network SFBNN) that included bipolar patients [ 12] showed an earlier age at onset compared to that of the present study (i.e. approximately 21 vs. 30 years on average) and that age of onset of depression preceded the date of onset of mania or mixed states of 4 years on average.

Clinicatrials.gov ID NCT00510146 Olanzapine Treatment of Patients with Bipolar I Disorder Bipolar disorder is a devastating condition with a global lifetime prevalence of 2.4% [ 1] that is characterized by episodic alterations in energy level, cognition, and mood consistent with mania, depression, or mixed states of manic and depressive symptoms.