As in the documentary "Capturing the Friedmans," personal histories that seem to make sense are powerfully altered each time a disturbing new fact emerges.
Moreover, transitions between industries and regions have happened before, but happened gradually as demographic and other trends slowly but powerfully altered the composition of economic activity.
The upregulation of a number of genes in unique patterns within corticostriatal, thalamic, and hypothalamic networks suggests that food cues are capable of powerfully altering neuronal processing in areas mediating the integration of emotion, cognition, arousal, and the regulation of energy balance.
Environmental lighting powerfully alters physiologic release of melatonin, which typically peaks in the middle of the night (Zeitzer et al, 2000): a profound melatonin reduction was observed in humans after 2 weeks of intermittent nightly exposure to light (Zeitzer et al, 2000; Graham and Cook, 2001).
Perhaps the grape flavour was powerfully delicious enough to compel me to alter my behaviour.
A striking figure throughout his life - he had been a brilliant tennis player, and his powerfully blue eyes earned the nickname "Celestino" for his fictional alter ego Bruno Lattes - he was well suited to be vice-president of RAI (the Italian national broadcasting network) and president of Italia Nostra, the heritage organisation he founded.
The task of changing teacher attitudes is not a straightforward one; Williams and Bedward [ 43] previously argued that powerfully stereotypical attitudes remained among PE teachers, consequently resulting in teachers refusing to alter their beliefs, for example, still not allowing girls to play "masculine" sports in physical education.
As acknowledged in current definitions, 10 behavioural characteristics and their modulation in social contexts powerfully influence the maintenance of personality, implying that significant or persistent behavioural abnormalities may alter personality structure.
