Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Unconditioned trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Pavlov recognized that there are two types of reflexes: unconditioned and conditioned.
The unconditioned absence of appetite, which subsequently leads to a rapid decrease in body weight;
Since there is no possibility for a baby toblow his nose, he must use unconditioned reflexes.
The pupillary light reflex is an unconditioned reflex, its center is located in the brain stem.
Since there is no possibility for a baby toblow his nose, he must use unconditioned reflexes.
The unconditioned stimulus represents something that naturally and automatically triggers a response.
Any negative actions in peaceful era, in unconditioned era will never bring positive outcomes.
Fullness of meaning can come only from the source of meaning,from that which is transcendent and unconditioned.
We call the food an unconditioned stimulus, and we call salivation the unconditioned response.
If PE then is learned or conditioned, then the general assumptionis that it can likewise be unlearned or unconditioned.
Before the 2000, God applied unconditioned law so that man can freely experience all things as their choices.
Each individual officer is allowed toviolate citizens' privacy in his area using unconditioned arrests due to the emergency law.
During practice of unconditioned law, God will not accept delay because it cause delays and ruin His great plan.
Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness can occur after any kind of exercise,particularly if the body is in an unconditioned state relative to that exercise.
That means attaining the unconditioned state in which one has ended the cycle of birth and death and possesses total self-mastery.
The world is given to all, and not only to the rich”.22 That is,private property does not constitute for anyone an absolute and unconditioned right.
This unconditioned stimulus naturally and automatically activates salivating as a response to the food, which is known as the unconditioned response.
QUESTION 2 Classical conditioning involves pairing apreviously neutral stimulus(such as the sound of a bell) with an unconditioned stimulus(the taste of food).
Nibbana is called the Unconditioned precisely because it's a state that is neither itself a sankhara nor constructed by sankharas;
Embracing boredom allows you to discover novelty in things you didn't know were novel;it's like being an unconditioned child seeing the world for the first time.
In this case,the good person has broken the law of unconditioned thus the feeling of being debt of his friend has been transferred to himself in next life experience.
Do not let the outside world influence, use the purest objective eye to treat people and everything, the more unconcerned, the stronger,it is like“unconditioned” in Buddhism.
Law of unconditioned is also law of non-interference; it does not mean that during application of unconditioned law, God does not absolutely intervene in human life.
Naturally, our belief or unbelief in the fact ofconscious immortality is unable to influence the unconditioned reality of the fact itself, once that it exists;
However, when we pair an unconditioned stimulus like food with something that was previously neutral, like the sound of a bell, that neutral stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus.
We allow awareness to experience consciousness that is not entangled in the particular conditions of sight, sound and feelings,but consciousness that is independent of changing conditions- the unconditioned.
Is it that immense intelligence which is energy, supreme, unconditioned, uneducated- in the sense of the modern term- something that has no beginning and no end?
Among unconditioned reflexes embedded from birth, a protective reaction of the organism is evolved such as sneezing-a strong sudden uncontrolled release of air from the lungs through the nasopharynx, which occurs when the nasal mucosa irritates.
The basolateral nucleus(BLA)of the amygdala is responsible for the comparison and development of associations between unconditioned and conditioned responses to stimuli which results in the fear conditioning present in PTSD.