| They knew that satiation wasn't succeeded by tristesse, it was itself, immediately, tristesse. |
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| The satiation of one's immediate physical desires is only a person's only drive when he is incapable of perceiving the suffering of others. |
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| While protein seems to stave off hunger for longer than carbohydrate, fat exerts the weakest effects on both satiation and satiety. |
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| After they have proved to satiation that it no longer possesses any subjective, infrahuman element, they give it the ticket of freedom. |
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| Insoluble fibres are recognized for the feeling of satiation they provide when they expand in the stomach when they come into contact with water. |
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| Ideally the whole cultured stock should be able to eat to satiation and consume all the feed supplied. |
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| Drink to your satiation the peace that my Son wants to give to you in abundance. |
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| Reversals are provoked by situational change, by frustration and by satiation. |
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| We have said with entire clarity, we have repeated to satiation, that each soul is assigned 108 lives for its inner self realization. |
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| For the non-disciple, the desire works for satiation of the body and the senses. |
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| Sprouted grains fulfill the body's need for satiation, with less and for longer eliminating the desire to overeat or indulge. |
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| Dominance may be due especially to the way in which satiation can build up faster in one direction that the other in a pair of states. |
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| For those with a more voracious appetite, milk formulas that provide a feeling of satiation help to moderate their appetite. |
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| Daily feeding is not advisable for adult animals, but once to three times weekly to satiation at each feeding is recommended. |
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| There is a centre of satiation within the brain, that gives you the signal when you eat quietly. |
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| Eating quickly affects the digestion and it can also make the child eat more than he needs since satiation occurs after approximately 20 minutes. |
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| Because your mother's milk is easy to digest, the period of satiation of the baby is usually shorter than with bottle feeding. |
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| Moreover, if umami does signal satiation, then it might be a useful tool for dieticians. Some people think kokumi might be deployed similarly, in order to reduce fat intake. |
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| This hormone is already known to act in the pancreas and the brain, where it helps, respectively, to regulate blood-sugar levels and the feeling of satiation that tells you when to stop eating. |
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| To reduce costs and to reach maximum efficiency in animal production, the number of individuals cultured should be kept at or below the level where it is possible to feed to satiation. |
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| We have explained to satiation that only through the radical annihilation of the inhumane elements that we carry within, can we liberate the essence, awaken it. |
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| Just talking about progress towards goals might be enough to trigger vicarious goal satiation, she says, allowing everyone to leave the meeting with a warm glow and a subsequent lack of ambition. |
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| The fish were hand-fed to satiation morning and afternoon, and Cubitt said it was very important to calculate the exact amount of the different kinds of feed each population of fish was eating. |
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| The exercise of division of attention in three parts, just as we have explained in this talk will allow us to evince to satiation, the degree of consciousness acquired. |
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| On account of its easy digestibility, its high satiation value and the good utilisation of the energy supplied in the organism, Bündnerfleisch meets all the prerequisites for a healthy and nutritious foodstuff. |
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| Instead of satiation Hitler menaced Poland, and at last Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain dropped appeasement and stood firm in promising to defend Poland. |
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