However, the two conditions required exactly the same physical tasks so that these differences cannot be due, for example, to the movements of the participants in pressing the shock button, nor to the sounds of the shocks, but must be caused by the protesting behaviour of the Learner in the VC.
The dogs that had learned to avoid the shocks by pressing their heads against the panels on the first day were quick to jump the barrier on day two.
This analysis of the nutritional repercussions of the food-price shock unveils the pressing need for public interventions to fight and prevent nutrients' deficiencies in specific and improve the command of consumers and the economy in general over food.
Additionally, there might be other pressing clinical concerns (such as shock, ongoing bleeding) that make serious auscultation even more difficult, especially for less experienced practitioners.
It was April 1988, a month before Mr. Gingrich, an up-and-coming Republican congressman, shocked colleagues by pressing ethics charges against the powerful Mr. Wright.
In the subsequent trials, cNLH were characterized by constantly low latencies, showing that they have quickly learned the contingency between bar-pressing and shock termination, while cLH rats showed typical freezing behavior accompanied by higher latencies to terminate the shock.
Reading these words by Wang Peisan's dead husband gave me a shock, like a cold hand pressing on the back of my neck.
Steven's other hand lets go of Ryan and Ryan struggles to stay standing, pressing against the lockers and watching in shock as Michael turns Steven around to face him.
Tomas Valasek, director of foreign policy at theCentre for European Reform, says in recent times Germany has often shocked its partners by forcefully pressing its demands, leading to all kinds of "recalculations" within both the EU and Nato.
Preload both of your shocks by leaping upward then pressing your bike into the ground.
