Donohue's response bypassed her arguments and focused on the fact that she sometimes cites Michel Foucault, the creepy French philosopher known as an acolyte of the Marquis de Sade and a darling of the radical left.
The Hawksian intelligence is the link of the mind to the body; the athlete's or gunfighter's reaction is inseparable from the lover's and the director's, not because the visceral response bypasses the mind, but because the mind is itself the site of an authentic and instantaneous impulse that is itself, in effect, physical.
This example illustrates how current policy responses bypass engagement with long-term trends.
The result, for the audience, is that our responses bypass the usual affective mechanics of identification and empathy, settling instead on the contemplation of a soul in isolation.
The nature of the stenosis might determine a different physiologic response to bypass grafting.
The approach is automated by efficient evolution from plant step response data, bypassing the system identification or linearization stage as required by conventional designs.
Directly estimating γ and Σ from the item response vectors bypasses the problem of having fallible estimates of latent proficiencies, that is, the issue of problems caused by measurement error, as discussed in the introduction.
Capsaicin directly activates TRPV1 to depolarise ASH and trigger an avoidance response that bypasses the signal transduction upstream of and including OSM-9, but that requires the vesicular glutamate transporter EAT-4 [ 4].
Yet, climate change is an evolutionarily novel risk that does not represent a clearly observable physical danger, and thus, there is no environmental cue present to automatically trigger an affective, fear-based fight-flight type response that bypasses cognition completely (Griskevicius, Cantu, & van Vugt, 2012; Weber, 2006).
Ettinger et al.[ 25] showed that IL-21 together with BAFF promotes B-cell responses by bypassing the need for T-cell help or TLR signaling.
