Our corneas are recovering from the multi-colored strobe stabs, our ear drums are readjusting from in-the-red level sub frequencies, and our sense of dignity is crumbling as we begin to recollect everything that actually happened on Friday night.
The running course was readjusted for the men's race.
"That's quite astounding," says Fred Wightman, a psychologist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, pointing out that it can take as long to readjust from distorting eyeglasses as it takes to get used to them.
This finding suggests that, given time to readjust from prison life, drug and alcohol use continues after discharge from prison and is consistent with findings from a study of homeless adults in New York City, where homelessness was associated with history of incarceration, continued drug use, emotional instability, and poor family support (Caton et al. 2005).
How they and No.7 Brad Haddin readjust from the desperately trying time they've endured lately might benefit from some patience, understanding and perspective.
Initially we assigned evidence from randomised trials as high quality and readjusted the level on the basis of deficiencies in the above domains.
"Hello?" As her ears readjusted to the competing sounds, those from outside and the one inside her receiver, she said, "You were saying?
The "harbormaster" and the deckhand went aboard the barges and readjusted all the fasts to their satisfaction, including those from the "Anna C," to the pier.
In order to obtain optimal signal from the foetal head and body within the same session, the coil was readjusted to the position of the foetal structures investigated.
The compensation was readjusted during the experiment when necessary.
