Cortisol, the stress hormone, is responsible for the fight-or-flight response, and in the early days of mankind, this release of cortisol and burst of adrenaline helped us to escape from dangerous situations.
Mr. Schundler has been bolder in his response and, in the eyes of state officials who have criticized him, has moved too quickly.
So naked, so embarrassing is her appeal to Onegin that we fully believe in the cruelty of his infuriated response and in the domino effect that it has on everyone else.
An earlier request for bids on the project had drawn no response, and in the second round, the state was eager to accommodate the one company showing a strong interest.
For almost a year, they received no response, and in the summer of 2009, Lewis A. Polishook, an assistant attorney general, told the residents that the office would not get involved in a dispute that was in litigation.
In response, and in the same confessional spirit, Professor David Haslam, chair of Nice (the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence), and a former GP, recalled serving on a working group in 2001 that had looked at how GPs and pharmacists might better collaborate to unleash the latter's "phenomenal potential".
The movie's main villain is the bureau chief, known here only as Bob David Costabilee), whose by-the-book misjudgment veers toward cowardice; there are also some Keystone Cops-like bureaucratic stumbles, in the military's delayed response and in the obliviousness of corporate executives who put their security detail in danger.
"But I thought it was a fantastic response, and in the second half we looked strong.
Regional differences were found in the mechanical response and in the microstructure.
The results show consistent differences both in the amplitude of the response and in the value of critical wind velocity.
The effected genes are involved in fatty acid metabolism and transport, in xenobiotic metabolism, in the immune response, and in the emergence of oxidative stress [243].
