Without that brain trust, everything else we're doing with respect to national security is a momentary tactical response, not a long-term strategic response, for this nation.
Juncker's spluttered response may have been a momentary reaction to an issue he did not want to address; but more likely it was a deliberate attempt to offer broadcasters an enduring image of Britain being sidelined.
As a result, the entire RAGE-NF-κB inter-activation becomes a self-perpetuating vicious cycle fuelled by AGE ligand binding and transforms momentary inflammatory response to an exaggerated form of sustained, chronic inflammation at the endothelium [7].
At the organismal level, we have shown that V. rousseletii spheroids respond to a sudden change in light intensity with a momentary photophobic response, reducing their speed rapidly for ~2 s and causing a gravitational sinking of the spheroids.
After a change in light intensity, only cells in the anterior hemisphere with an adequately sized eyespot perceive the change in light intensity and switch transiently from the normal beating mode to a reverse beating mode, which is reflected by a momentary photophobic response at the cell level.
"We will not take, in response to momentary fluctuations in economic growth, short-term and forceful stimulus measures," Li said in a speech.
There is evidence that momentary mood influences subjects' responses to subjective well-being questions (Schwarz and Clore 1983).
Another idea would be to require specific issue polls to put questions into different forms, from different angles which should also be published, to be sure the question is not leading, and over enough of a time span to offer more than a momentary peek at opinion in response to breaking news.
AL, measured by self-report, parent-report, momentary experience sampling or in response to experimental provocation is increased in individuals with bipolar disorder and in offspring of parents with bipolar disorder [ 34- 38].
