Sentence examples for the danger elements from inspiring English sources

The stimulus estimation model (Taylor & Rachman, 1994) asserts that fear overprediction stems from: (a) overprediction of the danger elements of a phobic stimulus, and (b) underprediction of existing safety resources.

This local event activates the danger elements in front of an anatomical lesion and will also have as a consequence a stimulation of the immune system as can be demonstrated under experimental conditions  [121] or in the context of the "danger theory" put forward by Polly Matzinger.

Probably the danger element is the reason I do it - I like the buzz".

Essentially what's happened is that the danger element has been priced out of these events – the drunks and the popcorn throwers excommunicated.

When told that Craig had taken particular note of his performances, Connery said that he was "flattered" and that Craig really gets the "danger element" to Bond's character.

"Plus, there's a danger element, all the graffiti artists in and out of there and the illegal scrapping.

"There's a danger element attached to this," he said.

The news that Rand Paul, winner of the Republican Senate primary in Kentucky, believes that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 is too broad is a frightening reminder of the danger of fringe elements in political campaigns.

Here, the danger in ignoring elements-option values is that priority-setting and management in a given place may be able to address ecosystem resilience and other process goals, but still also allow loss of components of biodiversity of global value.

"The danger is the centrist elements of Pakistan will be so demoralized," said Stephen P. Cohen, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

"It's the danger and surprise, the element of the unknown, that keeps it exciting," confirms Austin.