"If I had to put my position in a nutshell," he said, "I'd say that mood exists to regulate investment strategies, so that we spend more time on things that work, and less time on things that don't".
This study demonstrated that differences in mood status exist between older and younger women following fracture and that fracture is associated with increased depression in older women.
In conclusion, this study demonstrated that differences in mood status exist between older and younger women following fracture and that fracture is associated with increased depression in older women.
Look at how you're moving: all that strange energy is like modern dance.' " To hear him describe it, Cage's own moods only exist to service his work.
But in failing even to acknowledge that such a mood now exists, Mr Peña risks continuing to look out of touch as he has since the crisis started.
The governor's plans represent a startling turnaround from the mood that existed four years ago when the deregulation plan passed the Legislature unanimously on promises that market forces would bring power costs down -- a drastic miscalculation, as it turned out.
Lady of the Forest received generally positive reviews, and has been analyzed by Robin Hood scholar Stephen Thomas Knight, who observed that Roberson's Marian is a "strong woman" who helps Robert, a traumatized veteran of the Crusades, adjust to his life in England; Knight connects this to the "post-Vietnam" mood that existed when the novel was written.
It is so because the finite system of mood does not exist in Chinese.
The final version of Ithkuil, which Quijada published in 2011, has twenty-two grammaticategoriesries for verbs, compared with the six — tense, aspect, person, number, mood, and voice — that exist in English.
Mood-tracking apps already exist but the team from the Cambridge Computer Laboratory think this is the first time that user-input data and phone information sources have been combined.
