"He was mystical and mythical; the new mood stressed common sense," wrote his biographer, Robert Fraser.
Having a playlist that dynamically changes your upcoming tracks based on your current context (at work, at home, going running, trying to relax) or mood (stressed, energetic, feel like partying).
She was in a similarly conciliatory mood, stressing that landlords have a "reputational interest" for the government to target "that minority of the sector that is letting substandard accommodation" – which is presumably why the legislation is backed by the RLA.
Their knowledge also covers the complexities of care, 27 including clinicians' moods, stresses and struggles, and their hospital's organisational, planning and resource shortcomings.
The religious-nationalist thinking personified by the Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, a friend of the new Greek foreign minister, can in certain moods stress Orthodox Christian solidarity and in other moods seek friends in the world of Islam.
The handheld will beep 4 times per day to ask some questions about your mood, stress level, smoking cravings, and other questions related to your environment.
The diary component of SHIFT focused on intensively measuring and examining the fluctuations and co-occurrence of mood, stress, substance use and sexual behavior among undergraduates at Columbia.
These techniques are investigated in the context of predicting future mood, stress, and health using data collected from surveys, wearable sensors, smartphone logs, and the weather.
The predictions of the personalized Multitask Learning Neural Network (MTL-NN) more closely match the ground truth mood, stress, and health values than a generic, impersonal neural network.
Scientists have researched the effects of group singing, and the results show benefits for mood, stress levels, and even the immune system.
