His survival would have been dependent on the affection system: He would die early on if he was ranked the lowest in the affection system, would die at the end if he ranked in the middle, and would only survive if he ranked the top.
Takumi Miyajima, the game's writer, explained Tales of Symphonia was planned to create a "unique symphonia", dependent on the player's choices and the affection system.
Their failure to address issues that could be potentially divisive created an unintended self-fulfilling prophecy by causing the neglected differences to deteriorate and erode what Gottman refers as the "fondness and affection system".
It is hypothesized that the observed associations between HR and HRV and air pollutants are a consequence of the activation of the autonomic nervous system or a direct affection of the electric system of the heart (Pope and Dockery 2006).
Anderson, who now lives in Florida, was a Charlie Crist supporter, and, despite his long-standing disaffection toward the two-party system, he feels no affection for the ascendant Tea Party movement.
He is unusual in that he does not subscribe to an Orientalist point of view – and so is able to comment on the events of the day and the peculiarities of the Iranian character and system with objectivity – even affection – but without the usual implicit sense of superiority that western writers tend to slip into when writing about Iran.
I confront these characters with different sociological issues such as tradition, politics, ageism, education systems, health disparities, and affection manifestations amongst others, and study their reactions from an anthropological approach.
Based on Parseval's lemma and S-procedure, we have obtained some sufficient conditions which ensure that the augmented filter system has the (H_) fault affection level, the (H_{infty}) disturbance attention level, and we have stability.
We hold no great affection for the tort system, which does a poor job of compensating those injured by negligence or eliminating medical errors.
