alarm reaction
alarm response

On a daily basis, this alarmed reaction might make people pull inward.

All of us, given sufficient fright or shock, can experience an alarm reaction.

For modern humans, that "alarm reaction" may be your nose telling you to take a shower.

There is an alarm reaction: Breathe through these untried lungs or die.

The report evoked an alarm reaction from the Port Authority.

"Right about now she's probably coming out of the first stage of alarm reaction, which is shock," Liz told him.

The women's alarmed reactions to the men's wardrobe choices provided fodder for that week's blog.

In order to fully understand an alarm reaction it is useful to think back many thousands of years to the time of the caveman.

"All organisms of the basic type of endocrine structure which they share with us are subject to the alarm reaction.

That is the alarm reaction.

The first stage occurs when you encounter stress, the alarm reaction (AR) stage.

Because of the pungent smell, some believe they were designed to attract mates, mark territory or as part of an alarm reaction.

Then, realizing the seriousness of what this might mean, and having received an alarming reaction from her twin, the two of them rushed into the kitchen.

Kammerer likens the situation to when a human might put a "beetle in an anthill" simply to watch the alarmed reaction of the ants.

"Alarm reaction.

The publication of the essay brought an alarmed reaction from some South Koreans, but experts on Korea advised caution in interpreting it.

He dismissed the alarmed reaction to the American demands by the Israeli press and some politicians as "revelations of disrespectful localized panic."

Resigned to alarmed reactions at the mention of the word "nuclear," Dr. Blanchard is quick to explain how little nuclear material is involved.

Alarm Alarm Reaction copyright for Thrilling Wonder Stories August 1951, renewed.

The experience of a panic attack has its basis in the alarm reaction which may also be known as 'the fight or flight response' discussed in chapter one (Cannon 1929).

Selye describes three stages of adaptation, including an initial brief alarm reaction, followed by a prolonged period of resistance and a terminal stage of exhaustion and death.

"One psychological vulnerability is that you learn early on to dread the kind of alarm reaction kids have under stress: facing a first date, or big exam," said Dr. Barlow.

The sudden and alarming reaction of the foreign exchange, stock and bond markets to the poor trade figures caused the Fed and other central banks to intervene boldly to support the dollar.

But the most alarming reaction came when Turkey - the protector of the Turkish part of the island - said it would react militarily if the sophisticated S-300 missiles were deployed.

But at other points, Mr. Zhu reiterated the government's position that its goal is peaceful reunification with Taiwan, and said that the alarmed reaction abroad to last month's policy paper released was unwarranted.

Selection for the alarm response is primarily at the level of the receiver.

Alarm response behavior varies according to the type of predator announced.

Electrochemical sensors offer very good sensitivity, fast alarm response times and small size.

Rescue 1 responded to a large first alarm response area and to all second alarms in the remainder of the city.

Budget reductions that have a negative impact on alarm response are also economically shortsighted.

Note the emphasis of the "first alarm response."

The blood type carries a patterned alarm response that permits explosions of intense physical energy.

The legislation addressed concerns that false alarm response was reducing the availability of fire fighters.

Despite the alarmed response of the media, Internet-connected suicide pacts are still relatively rare.

One local resident issued an alarmed response; another played sleuth, found the city work permit and posted it.

Acute stress occurs when a single event, like getting cut off on the highway, sets off an alarm response in the brain.

He kicked it to see if he could elicit an alarmed response from anything hiding at the bottom of the trash.

Panic occurs when one is intimidated of a certain thing that reminds them of their fear, and experiencing an alarm response.

There are some standard responses, but a still alarm response is determined by the BOC depending on the needs and nature of that specific call.

Alarm response of Diadema antillarum.

An investigation of the alarm response in Bufo boreas and Rana cascadae tadpoles.

Alarm response of the marine mud snail, Nassarius obsoletus: Specificity and behavioral priority.

From 2005, Merseyside fire service deployed a bike in an automatic alarm response role, and from 2007 they have used two quad-bikes for public information campaigns.

Alarm response by a plethodontid salamander (Desmognathus ochraphaeus): conspecific and heterospecific "schreckstoff".

Alarm response in larval western toads, Bufo boreas: release of larval chemicals by a natural predator and its effect on predator capture efficiency.

The buried cables were inaccessible, and the TriStar system had redundant tamper protection, so any interruption of its circuits would itself be detected and prompt an alarm response.

These attempts involve using depressants to make the user pass out due to the oxygen deprivation before the instinctive panic and the urge to escape due to the hypercapnic alarm response.

The news of the bill occasioned an alarmed response from Der Tägliche Telegraph, a German-language newspaper in Indianapolis, which viewed the event with significantly less favor than its English-speaking competitors.

Other articles describe the Pentagon's alarmed response to global warming, the U.S. government's minuscule response, China's advanced alternative energy program, and how the Copenhagen climate talks could be a "Flopenhagen".

In a properly designed system, either the time between inspections by a patrolling guard should be less than that time, or an alarm response force should be able to reach it in less than that time.