Examples of using Reflexive in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It was reflexive.
Reflexive mockery--a sign of a troubled soul, Patrick.
A type of reflexive pronoun.
The reflexive practitioner: How professionals think in action.
In fact, entirely reflexive.
Reflexive massage It is done without the massage emulsion.(to dry).
One of these stimuli triggers a reflexive response.
It isn't just a reflexive movement like breathing air or drinking water.
This is what Russia's long called"reflexive control.".
Yes, if by"it" you mean reflexive denial of your inner sadness.
Researching Teaching: Exploring professional development through reflexive inquiry.
But I knew the motion was reflexive and would disappear in a few months.
This reflexive approach, based on data analysis, sets us apart from other institutions.
A moment, please," Minerva said in reflexive politeness.
It's the wrong question, and the reflexive response fails to address the more pertinent question: How safe is safe?
Stress is associated with anincreased supply of SOD enzymes in the brain, as a reflexive protective mechanism.
These memories are not conscious but essentially reflexive, yet also involve synaptic changes and reorganization at the regional level.
This mixture, Rosen says, delays the establishment of a homogeneous, hermetic identity,and allows a reflexive view of the trauma of the Holocaust.
Automatic thoughts are defined as reflexive cognitive reactions toward upsetting thoughts that are beyond our conscious control.
We strive to be audacious and are willing to take calculated risks while at thesame time basing our decisions on rational, reflexive planning.
A public is the social space created by the reflexive circulation of discourse.
As in reflexive responses to pain, the body sometimes reacts reflexively to ideas alone without the person consciously deciding to take action.
By treating the entire visual system,vision therapy aims to change reflexive(automatic) behaviors to produce a lasting cure.
As in reflexive responses to pain, the body sometimes reacts reflexively with an ideomotor effect to ideas alone without the person consciously deciding to take action.
She focuses on grammatical effects expressed in the appearance of reflexive pronouns across languages, and structural variation in the tense system of Modern Hebrew.
It's a reflexive urge, like hunger and thirst,” which can cloud judgment and make people less likely to question the motives of an online match.”.
Autonomic functions such as heartbeat and breathing, and even some reflexive eye movements such as tracking objects and tearing, are controlled by the brain stem which is still intact.
Later"reflexive" ethnographies refined the technique to translate cultural differences by representing their effects on the ethnographer.

