Only recently, Yang and co-workers have demonstrated that the same cortical network implicated in empathically feeling (physical) pain is also involved in processes of compassion for others' social pain (i.e. states of social rejection [19]).
At the moment, Laura said, she is in a state of "mild rejection," meaning her body is continuing to reject her transplanted lungs, a year after surgery.
"As much as I'd like to like this, I don't": on the sorry state of the rejection letter.
In effect, the Hebrews at that time experienced a sudden transformation from a state of perceived rejection (Is God ever going to take us out of here? Did He leave us here to rot as slaves forever?) to one of miraculous redemption, complete with supernatural miracles and newfound glory.
Other reasons stated were fear of rejection by legal bodies, lack of awareness where to report, fear of retribution and concern for children by 25%, 20%, 23% and 3.2% of victims respectively.
Additionally, acceptance of the secretary of state's rejection of the Counties request for time to complete their vote tallies would reward her for her own wrongdoing and contribution to any delays.
This chapter reviews the current state-of-the-art nitrogen rejection technologies, their applicability, and their limitations.
Between these two states comes the period of rejection, when right-thinking people cannot see anything of merit in the not-yet-rehabilitated work.
He may be able to convince more skeptical Iranian stakeholders to accept a Syria in which Assad is no longer head of state if the Axis of Rejection relaxes its position and agrees to two compromises: Syria's security apparatus remains largely intact, and any opposition members and groups must be mutually vetted and agreed upon by foreign powers at the negotiating table.
In February 2013, the European Medicines Agency reconfirmed its decision of rejection, stating that a cardiovascular outcomes trial would be necessary prior to approval to establish long-term safety.
