That plot had recently been played for laughs by Garson Kanin in My Favorite Wife, but Pichel exacted sufficient emotion from it, and the film featured Wood in her first credited role.
Unless you're comatose or have found another pleasant way of avoiding the subject, you're probably aware that for the past week or so the political media has been blissing out to a pointless discussion of whether or not President Barack Obama has shown sufficient emotion over the ongoing oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Richard Lazarus (1991) makes the strong claim that appraisals are both necessary and sufficient for emotion, and sees the identity of particular emotions as being completely determined by the patterns of appraisal giving rise to them.
Specifically, in addition to previous results for pitch contours (F0) which suggested that a significant amount of information was retained [21], a further listening test was conducted to determine whether linear approximations to glottal model parameter contours (Fg, Ag and Fc) were able to sufficient to retain emotion-specific information.
In Experiment 2 we examine the recollective experience for emotional and neutral photos in amnesics and controls after a delay that is sufficient to produce an emotion advantage in memory.
"Sometimes a photograph feels sufficient to evoke the emotions of a situation," van Agtmael wrote of the trip.
But these are supposed to be taken in conjunction with therapy – the idea is the drugs give you sufficient distance from your emotions so you can discuss how you're feeling.
Decreased PCC activity is often associated with anxiety or sadness (Mayberg, 2003), but must not be sufficient to produce these emotions since levodopa and D2-like agonists do not usually cause anxiety or sadness.
Listening tests were conducted to determine whether linear approximations to pitch contour segments and glottal parameter contour segments retained sufficient information about the emotions being expressed.
A genuine respect for patient autonomy combined with clear and honest communication with their relatives, recognized as cornerstones of a high-quality intensive care [ 22, 23], are still at the periphery of medical staff attention in post-totalitarian countries; additionally, families are not offered sufficient opportunities to express emotions, voice concerns, and have questions answered.
He presented a closed-off, self-sufficient figure, his emotions, if any, hidden behind his famous stone face.
