He was quiet and evasive, unemployed and poor, shifting between rooming houses and homelessness; but he was working to readjust to society, Mr. Rashada said.
Charles Dickens used Gothic imagery to highlight the plight of the poor, shifting the characters from creepy castles to grim urban settings in works such as Bleak House while Bram Stoker's Dracula acted as a warning about wanton women.
General use and water push out the lubrication, resulting in poor shifting performance and accelerated wear.
Participants with high ASD traits had poorer shifting efficiency and more perseverative errors, thus yielding further support for the association between supervisory processes, such as cognitive flexibility, and social-cognitive abilities (Fisher & Happe, 2005; Ozonoff, 1997; Pellicano, 2007).
As on the WCST, poorer shifting efficiency and a higher incidence of perseverative errors were observed among participants with higher ASD trait scores when manually categorizing emotion-related stimuli.
Aiming at the problems of current wavelet basis, such as low time frequency sampling, asymmetry and poor shift-invariance, this paper develops a new family of dense framelets with two generators and some desirable properties.
Owing to the low stability of the complexes between IntI1 and attC, only poor shifts were observed in EMSA experiments using recombinant enzyme and attC fragment [11], [13], [14].
BTBR has been proposed as a mouse model of autism, because of its low levels of sociability, juvenile play, and social transmission of food preference, and its high levels of repetitive self-grooming, resistance to change in a spatial habit in the Morris water maze, and poor shift performance in a holeboard task [40] [44], [66].
Interviewees reported that patients frequently experienced delays and inadequate care due to poor shift handover, sometimes with serious consequences.
