By the second interview, six of the twenty-four tesubjectscts had internalized the story, weaving in sensory and emotional details of their own.
Although a judgment of taste terminates in a reflective passion, rather than in a belief with a truth-value, taste employs operations of the imagination subject to rules internalized by the judging subject.
Therefore, it is in the intra- and interpersonal relationships that the subject will internalize the knowledge of social roles and functions [ 30].
Although the exact mechanism of how hydrophobic molecules encapsulated in HDL are internalized via the SR-BI is still a subject of continued research, the general consensus is that this transport is mediated through a nonendocytic mechanism.
Growing up, I had internalized my parents' matter-of-fact approach to the subject, and by the time I was in elementary school, being adopted hardly seemed worth mentioning.
CuCNPs would be expected to be internalized by an entirely different pathway that is not subject to the normal cellular mechanisms for controlling metal homeostasis.
To assure that intact EV particles, and not only dissociated EV membranes without cores were internalized, HeLa cells were infected with IHD-J mCherry A5 F13–GFP EVs and subjected to B5 staining under non-permeabilizing conditions.
This procedure, developed specifically for radishes in a previous work [31], indicated that S. maltophilia LMG 6606 internalized in all inoculated trials except that carried out in non-autoclaved soil not subjected to the weekly addition (nASS).
EMS-mutagenized cells were subjected to a pulse/chase labeling with FM4-64, followed by flow cytometry selection of "dim" cells that had internalized the least amount of dye.
But things that were once external and subject to the social rules of caution and embarrassment — above all, our interactions with other people — are now easily internalized, made to feel like mere workings of the id left on its own.
