It would adjust the primal and executive regions of the brain.
Historically, disorders of women's sexual desire haven't responded to drugs that act on hormones or blood flow; unlike Viagra, a female-desire drug would need to make adjustments in the primal and executive regions in the brain, tapping into the psyche.
To me, our undercurrent of Islamophobia is often a primal roar against a region that is aggressive toward us and yet unable to be tamed by American military force.
That their paths from home to fame were so different underscores the region's curiously primal role in Spanish culture.
In this section, we show the primal; it determines the inter-regional division of labor that assures that exogenous domestic final demand is satisfied in all regions according to a decision criterion represented by the objective function.
Although it is seemingly difficult to assemble these contradictory results, a plausible idea would be that different heterochromatic regions use distinct pathway to establish primal marks that drive the self-enforcing loop.
We also solve the primal and resilience optimization problems using two another smaller perturbation regions for each enzyme, i.e., the lower and upper factors [ γ e i L B, γ e i U B ] are set to [0.4, 2.5] and [0.8, 1.25], to illustrate the effect of resilience phenomena on optimal productivity under different perturbation regions.
The traditional religion, primal indigenous, accounted for 8.9% of respondents, mainly located in the Upper East region (68.2%), and about 5% of respondents reported no religion.
"Bomber County" (Bomber County was a nickname for Lincolnshire, the region of eastern England where bombers took off for the Continent) tells a primal story of war, that of a dead hero demanding commemoration.
