Sentence examples for warmth 1 from inspiring English sources

All these traits are evaluated using a score from 1 to 10 (e.g., for trait warmth, 1 means "reserved," 10 means "warm," and any score in between is a nuance within the two extreme values).

Walk for Warmth, 6 November, Highgate Woods.

It thrives in warmth, 65 degrees or more, although it tolerates temperatures just above freezing.

Andy Karl, a Broadway actor who has shown a knack for musical comedy ("The Mystery of Edwin Drood," "Legally Blonde") and romantic warmth ("9 to 5," "Wicked"), will star as Rocky Balboa in the $15 million boxing musical "Rocky" that is set to begin performances at the Winter Garden Theater in February, the producers announced on Monday.

In this case, we obtain 84% prediction accuracy for sensitivity, 82.2% prediction accuracy for social boldness, 80.4% prediction accuracy for liveliness and warmth, 80.3% prediction accuracy for emotional stability, and over 75% prediction accuracy for vigilance and tension.

It may also be accompanied by upper cervical disorders, atypical trigeminal and glossopharyngeal neuralgias, temporomandibular joint dysfunction and a thalamic syndrome [11, 12], and may be triggered by cleaning teeth, eating, drinking, brushing hair, touching or rubbing the ears or neck movements except warmth [13, 15].

There was no relationship between political affiliation and warmth: r 58) = .13, p = .33.33

The three main causes of discomfort were warmth (45%), respiratory difficulties (33%) and humidity (33%).

The most common local PIRs for placebo recipients were tenderness (5/11, 45%) and warmth (2/11, 18%) (Figure 2).

That is, targets' political affiliations were still correlated with Power [r 57) = −.30, p = .02] but not with Warmth [r 57) = .13, p = .33].33]

Because rats with DMH or PVH lesions respond normally to thermal stimulation (cold or warmth) and to pharmacological stimulation of either a cold (TRPM8) or a warmth (TRPV1) receptor, both DMH and PVH are likely uninvolved in the thermoafferent pathway.