Sentence examples for transient mood from inspiring English sources

But the situation usually doesn't make for great films - just movies which hopefully catch the transient mood of the times.

Over the summer, an Israeli firm called Beyond Verbal raised millions of dollars in funding; its vice president described how its software can "understand a speaker's transient mood and emotional decision-making characteristics in real time", by analysing the modulations of the voice.

The post-partum blues is a transient mood alteration affecting most women a few days after delivery.

The nature of bipolar illness integrates multiple states where transient mood phases overlap on a permanent offset of the system that could be either depressive or manic.

The upper node compensates the fast and transient mood episodes (mood oscillations) and usually is implemented by the use of some antiepileptic drugs.

According to the feedback, we slightly adjusted inappropriate items, added more fact-based questions (Chang et al. 2010), cut some questions into short and clear sentences to improve cognitive effort and weaken the possibility of transient mood states such as boredom (Lindell and Whitney 2001).

Spears, in contrast, forgoes grand gestures in favor of transient moods.

"People have looked at things like jealousy, and more transient moods or whatnot, but we really looked at clinical depression," Lauren Jelenchick, the lead author of the study, told The Huffington Post.

Life satisfaction and morale are conceptualized as relatively stable orientations toward life that, though evaluative, are not affected by transient moods.

This signifies that, compared to memory and attention biases, behavioral biases may be more related to depressive characteristics in combination with (or exacerbated by) a mood manipulation than to transient moods per se.

In addition, we used the short Dutch version of the Profile of Mood States (POMS) (28) to assess transient, fluctuating mood states.