Sentence examples similar to stormy phase from inspiring English sources
After two or more days of an unusually calm magnetic field -- and (presumably) higher melatonin -- his dreams were much more vivid and bizarre than they were following stormier phases (when melatonin may have been suppressed).
The response categories for not diagnosing a PD in adolescents were as follows: 1) adolescence is a stormy developmental phase and personality pathology in adolescence is transient, 2) diagnosing a personality disorder in adolescents is not allowed according to the DSM-IV-TR, 3) the diagnosis is stigmatizing, and 4) other; please specify.
Reasons for not diagnosing PDs in adolescents that were most reported were: (a) adolescence is a stormy developmental phase and personality pathology in adolescence is transient (41.2%), (b) diagnosing a personality disorder in adolescents is not allowed according to the DSM-IV-TR (25.9%), (c) the diagnosis is stigmatizing (9%), and (d) a combination of the above reasons (6.6%).
The NAO's negative phase typically favors colder and stormier weather in the eastern U.S. and Western Europe, and those regions were significantly cooler than average this spring.
The Met Office believes a westerly phase is more likely to produce stormy winter weather in the UK.
Observations of stormy ionosphere also showed large departures from the climatology within storm recovery phase, which are comparable with those usually observed during the storm main phase.
She tries to parse the extreme ways in which her emotions and behaviors shift during her menstrual cycle, to the point of naming certain sections of her book after its phases ("Ovulating," "PMS," "Bleeding"), reports on her experiments with anti-depressants, and worries about her increasingly stormy relationship with Miles, who grows recalcitrant and unhelpful as Heti muddles through her dilemma.
(Stormy applause, all rise).
