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Перевод: arousal

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пробуждение
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Тезаурус:

1. Whether the incorporation actually protected sleep, as the Freudian theory would predict, or whether incorporation was the consequence of delayed arousal remains unclear.
2. And their arousal is so intense that if the owl finally departs they will still go on mobbing for a long while afterwards, as though they cannot calm down to a normal level of activity until some considerable time has passed.
3. This attentional failure may be caused by a lowering of arousal level, which may be temporarily counteracted by the subject exerting special efforts to remain awake.
4. Both groups of subjects showed signs of sexual arousal during the screening of the film, indicated by penile strain gauges.
5. It is less prevalent among managers - their goals are very much more concerned with power - but among people in sales, entertainers, union officials, academics, service chiefs, doctors, barristers and other public performers this goal appears extremely powerful as an arousal trigger.
6. Once the magic word "baby" had been spoken, Karen was in a permanent state of arousal.
7. Whatever warning might have been given earlier, little arousal seemed to have resulted.
8. (The further implication is that the change in the effectiveness of the stimulus that is responsible for latent inhibition is not susceptible to the effects of heightened arousal.)
9. This arousal may be pleasant, as with the arrival of tasty food, or unpleasant, as with the arrival of a large aggressive rival.
10. Both sets of lips may increase in size considerably during sexual arousal.
11. It is a brain stimulant, acting rather specifically on nerve cells in the reticuloendothelial, or "wakefulness" system, to increase brain arousal.
12. The Carter boy, Jonathan, known for some reason as Floss, took to spending long hours by the pool in a barely concealed state of voyeuristic arousal.
13. This worry increases physiological arousal, making it more likely that physical symptoms will occur in the future; an upwardly spiralling vicious circle soon gets established.