Sentence examples for stage of fear from inspiring English sources
Hate is always, first and foremost, a final stage of fear.
Since SPS has been shown to disrupt the retention stage of fear extinction [ 20], it is interesting to know whether ZIP may have an impact on SPS procedure, especially the depressive and anxiety-like behavior, representing the core symptom of PTSD-related abnormalities.
This week, the main-stage-of-fear media frenzy has been about Quran burnings planned for September 11 in Florida by Rev. Terry Jones, a preacher with 50 people in his church and some pretty bizarre views.
"Beller is particularly skilled" at capturing "the myriad stages of fear, discovery and elation that mark one's first sexual experiences," Katherine Dieckmann wrote here last year.
It is on the last subject that Beller is particularly skilled; he captures perfectly the myriad stages of fear, discovery and elation that mark one's first sexual experiences, with a heavy emphasis on breasts and their unique effect on the nascent male libido.
The characterization of the effects on distinct stages of fear memory or fear extinction will help illustrate both the beneficial and harmful effects.
Here, we used stereotactic surgery to infuse SWCNT-PEG dispersions into the rat hippocampus and then evaluated changes in two important stages of fear memory processing.
In addition, quality of life scores (SF-36) 21; a specific health questionnaire assessing physical functioning; psychological functioning; social functioning and vitality; and fall efficacy scale (FES), 22 a 14-activity questionnaire identifying early stages of fear of falling in active community-dwelling older people, were assessed both at baseline and after a 12-month period.
Also, at this year's Glastonbury, I won't be wearing my brown-bear onesie anywhere near the Pyramid stage, for fear of being shot at by members of Metallica.
It's an engaging, topical and well-executed handling of a subject few Australian theatre-makers would go near on a main stage for fear of didacticism.
Mr. Pfiester said his source for the information was a Veolia employee who did not want to be identified at this early stage, "for fear of being fired".
