Each successive experience made her more relaxed for the next.
Of course we can have successive experience of items, each of which in turn we see as present.
The finding that compliance decreased with successive experience of unsuccessful cycles suggests that failure discourages couples from carrying on with treatment (Akyuz and Sever, 2009), maybe as a result of a subjective perception of poor prognosis or other factors such as cost.
In a later revision he advises that in many cases a "balance can be achieved from serial vision, involving the successive experiences of exposure to strongly contrasting landscape types, strong prospect and then strong refuge, is more potent than that which comes from trying to achieve a balance all at once" (Appleton 1984, p 102).
After this valuable input to my interpretation, I continued the twin-track interpretation work on my own, attempting to reconstruct (imagine) how the interviewee experienced the successive experiences and actions of her life, and, at different moments, how she made sense (or failed to make sense) of that evolving life.
Working models are generally considered to have a high degree of stability over time, because they are established as an outcome of many successive experiences and serve to regulate a person's expectations of and behaviour towards their attachment figures [ 30].
The anticipatory nature of DKC in which successive generations experience disease manifestations at younger ages suggests that telomere length rather than TA is the primary factor that regulates normal stem cell function [5].
In reality the successive sexual experiences accumulated during adolescence undermine and rapidly destroy all possibility of projection of an emotional and romantic sort; progressively, and in fact extremely quickly, one becomes as capable of love as an old slag.
However, the ability to co-consolidate different, successive motor experiences, demonstrated in both the 9 and 12-year-olds, diminishes after puberty, suggesting that a more selective memory consolidation process takes over from the childhood one.
Gap time is defined the time between two successive failures experienced by the same subject [ 5].
"Children in particular suffered and continue to suffer enormously because of successive emergencies experienced in 2010, and they have yet to fully enjoy their right to survival, health, education, and protection," said UNICEF Representative to Haiti, Ms. Francoise Gruloos-Ackermans.
