Even two decades after the end of the Cold War, Russians perceive the United States as hegemonic and hypocritical, while Americans often dismiss Russia as irrelevant and the Russian state as a caricature of autocracy and illegitimacy.
In Arkansas, Mrs. Clinton was perceived as the cold realist to Bill's more sanguine softy.
The participants were instructed to press a button on the computer mouse as soon as they perceived the respective thermal sensation of cold, warm, cold pain, or heat pain following the instructions developed by the German Research Network on Neuropathic Pain (DFNS).
The nerves also let the teeth perceive heat, cold and pain and protect them from harm, Dr. Meyer said.
Gary E. Kaminski Buena Vista, Pa., Jan . 4 2009 To the Editor: "Is Real Target Hamas Rule?" (news analysis, front page, Jan . 4 is a question that cannot be addressed without perceiving the motivation behind Hamas's cold-blooded strategy of provoking the invasion by incessant rocket attacks on the civilians of Israeli cities.
The show's legions of interpreters have perceived elements of the cold war, mob mentality, mind control and more in the show.
In his Farewell Address he warned against the rise and power of "the military-industrial complex," but his successors ignored him amid the perceived demands of the Cold War.
One Tree, Marcoo, Kite, Breakaway, Tadje, Biak and Taranaki: innocuous sounding names that in the 1950's provided headlines in the British and Australian press that heralded a growing capacity for Britain to offer a nuclear deterrent to the perceived threat of the Cold War.
25 It can, therefore, be hypothesized that a hot treatment is generally more acceptable during the initial stage of the illness where it is perceived to combat the cold.
As soon as warm or cold sensation is perceived the subject stops the administered stimulus by pushing a button thereby resulting in a slightly higher (increasing warm stimulus) or lower (decreasing cold stimulus) perceived threshold temperature because of the inherently "built-in" reaction time (Fig. 1a).
Similarly, fibers transmitting innocuous cold might also exert inhibition, a hypothesis that is supported by the observation that some neuropathic pain patients are unable to perceive cold but report burning pain on cold exposure [55].
