Sentence examples for perceived cold from inspiring English sources
If, as Ms. Dowd asserts, Senator Barack Obama can be thrown off his stride by a perceived cold shoulder from Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, what would happen in that face to face he's promising with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran?
Therefore, we characterized the time course of cold pain in human volunteers and developed a model of the temporal characteristics of perceived cold pain.
Perhaps human/robot conflict can be avoided given the perceived cold rationalization we have of machines, but as I'm alluding to in the teaser, these robots are not a unified mind, each with their own thoughts, perspectives and emotions influencing their behaviors.
We performed manual thematic content analysis of transcripts and interview notes in order to provide a descriptive account of the ways in which respondents perceived cold and flu symptoms and transmission, salient reasons for hand washing and common barriers to hand washing.
When John F. Kennedy visited Dallas in November of 1963, Texas was awash in right-wing anger — over perceived cold-war betrayals, over desegregation, over the perfidies of liberalism in general.
It would seem that, in plunging the cold-adapted hand, nerve cells for perceiving cold are suddenly inhibited and those for perceiving heat are suddenly stimulated, while in the heat-adapted hand the reverse takes place.
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].
The recent findings support the hypothesis that plant cells can perceive cold stress and subsequently trigger the production of second messengers, such as Ca2+ via membrane rigidification [ 7].
Plants perceive cold by the receptor at the cell membrane and a signal is initiated to activate the cold-responsive genes and transcription factors for mediating stress tolerance [ 7, 8].
Thus, when a warm stimulus is perceived as cold, the illusion is called paradoxical cold.
Women face a related challenge: Those viewed as tough and strong are also typically perceived as cold and unfeminine.
