During the Great Depression, a tariff war led to a suppression of demand, a contraction of world trade and prolonged and deepened global economic agony.
Methodological issues were explored in a first series of experiments by introducing at retrieval computer-paced distracting tasks that involved articulatory suppression, attentional demand, or both.
Along the same lines, several experimental manipulations (e.g., suppression, performance demand, sexual scripts, stress) in sexually functional women have resulted in different levels of genital and subjective sexual arousal relative to control conditions (e.g., Kuffel & Heiman, 2006; Laan, Everaerd, van Aanhold, & Rebel, 1993; ter Kuile, Vigeveno, & Laan, 2007).
"We're in demand suppression," says Edward Colligan, who heads sales at the Mountain View, Calif.
"We're in demand suppression," says Edward Colligan, who heads sales at the Mountain View, California, company.
Hibernation in mammals is a naturally occurring process of profound suppression of metabolic demand and tolerance to hypothermia that enables individuals to fast for 6 8 months.
These findings, coupled with the indications from our transcriptional analyses, raise the possibility that Cd may affect DNA integrity and transcription, thereby causing a reduction in transcription and protein synthesis that ultimately leads to a suppression of energy demand.
In 2001, Mr. Naumov was drafted into the Macedonian army, but he didn't report because of what he deemed suppression of Albanians' demands for greater rights.
Turkey's decades of suppression of Kurdish demands for autonomy put it at odds with the new government of Iraqi Kurdistan, which sheltered Kurdish resistance fighters.
But conversely, they also claim the Morsi regime is using them as unwilling pawns in the suppression of protesters who demand the regime's downfall.
