The Moche co existed with the Ica Nazca culture in the south.

Because stress is perceived, the following mechanisms do not necessarily deal with the actual situation that is causing an individual stress.

Political tension reached a new height with that resignation.

Many have recognized brotherhood sisterhood as an important element for a peaceful coexistence of people.

The study focuses on co residence of older persons with family members, particularly children, on solitary living and the institutionalization of older persons.

It means familiarization with a new way of being, new way of perceiving things, which is more in adequation with reality, with interdependence, with the stream and continuous transformation, which our being and our consciousness is.

The Kremlin s handling of the affair is indicative of the tense state of US Russia relations.

Their low diversity in Africa may explain why some primitive fish families and Cypriniformes coexist with them while they are absent in South America, where these fish may have been driven extinct.

This tweet reflected the tension

However, the war increased tension with Austria Hungary, which also had ambitions in the region.

For a democratic minded president to co habit (as the French call it) with the very man who sought to sabotage Ukraine s last presidential ballot would, I knew, provoke institutional paralysis and political chaos.

There's a lot of tension among the siblings.

The mood amongst supporters of the revolution is tense.

Hillary Clinton has experience living close to decision making in the White House, but not as the decision maker.

The proper sequencing of steps in dealing with world trouble spots is essential to gaining international support for further action.

This is a paradox intrinsic to democracy, and it is the duty of politicians to deal with the tensions to which it gives rise.

Equally worrying are the recent political and military developments in Chad, including the mounting tension with the Sudan over Darfur.

CAMBRIDGE Why has quantitative easing coexisted with price stability in the United States? Or, as I often hear, Why has the Federal Reserve s printing of so much money not caused higher inflation?

But none of the underlying tensions are resolved.

The intensity increases for each question.

In rodents, it was known to make mothers care for their offspring, and in some creatures, allowed for toleration of burrowmates.

(g) To prevent the use of the media to incite hatred or tensions among communities, while respecting freedom of expression and of the press

The tension will probably increase over the next few days, since demonstrations are being planned all over the country in solidarity with the striking prisoner.

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Tension is everywhere but the joy too.

These behaviours may increase stress in personal relationships, lead to problems at work and increase the risk of altercations with law enforcement.

In biology, a hypertonic solution is one with a higher concentration of solutes outside the cell than inside the cell.

Such divisive initiatives were contrary to the Almaty Programme of Action and would only aggravate the tension surrounding an already complex situation.

Here in Tbilisi, tension is understandably high.

The current hotspots of the world are replete with such examples.

Their previously diagnosed dystonia was being caused by a genetic mutation that was interfering with the neurotransmitter serotonin.

However, Greece did not believe that article 27 of the Covenant imposed an obligation on the State to grant such recognition, which might create tensions with other groups.

No State can hope today to resolve on its own the common challenges and threats to the coexistence and well being of our peoples.

But now that the Cold War is over, there's nearly universal consensus in the Muslim world and pretty close to the same here in the United States, if you talk to people and ask them that in principle, there's no reason that democracy and Islam cannot co exist.

At the same time, tensions with the United States heightened when the two rivals clashed over the deployment of the U.S. Jupiter missiles in Turkey and Soviet missiles in Cuba.

His attack on the legislation, which continued unremittingly throughout May and into June and July, further strained his already tense relationship with the government.

Therein lies the universal tension between intellectual property and competition.

Sustainable peace cannot be achieved without normalization of life and ensuring peaceful coexistence and cooperation of the Azerbaijani and Armenian communities of the Nagorno Karabakh region of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

Similar to surface tension, adsorption is a consequence of surface energy.

Tensions between French Canada and English Canada increased for some time.

The Governor's return has contributed to tensions within the local administration.

(h) To prevent the use of the media to incite hatred or tensions among communities, while respecting freedom of expression and of the press, particularly during the electoral campaign

The Cold War saw periods of both heightened tension and relative calm.

Unemployment problems constitute an important factor underlying political tensions and ethnic violence.

Social tension would prevail, and our main population centres would fall prey to uncertainty.