Examples of using Internalized in English and their translations into Portuguese
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the complex formed is internalized through endocytosis.
During his visits to the deprived villages he internalized the hardship of life the men,
The single word carries a stigma that I had internalized as synonymous with a loser,
I think there are many people who have internalized tolerance, who want to understand how other people live,” said Wurst.
Marx's concept of value is something which is internalized in the processes of a capitalist mode of production.
En the"society of control" the power is exerted everywhere, internalized in the subjectivity of the individual,
Casual racism, internalized homophobia, misogyny, transphobia- these things are often still strong in our community.
A broad body of literature now supports the concept that iron gallium-transferrin complex is internalized by receptor-meditated endocytosis.
Vygotsky(1934) used the term in his works perezhivanie to discuss the emotional experiences that each individual has experienced in a unique way and how internalized.
In homeopathy, an agent is used that will address internalized anger and muscular weakness.
When the C6 cells were incubated at a concentration of 100µg Fe/mL, they internalized 10.6±1.2µg Fe/mL,
Spiritual level: Practitioner goes internalized ever more deeply in its being to connect with your true I through this process of induction through the body.
having understood the existence of the internalized other.
waste deposit areas is not internalized, which further aggravates the existing environmental conflicts.
These four moments must be internalized in the professor, so that they can move safely in this conceptual framework.
Reconstitution of a decentralized and internalized urban fabric, new housing
women presented substantial differences in the ways in which they lived and internalized the situation of being on the streets.
For this reason, an opinion is culturally transmitted and, consequently, internalized by persons whose behavior is susceptible to influence.
which then is internalized into vesicles called phagosomes.
The first embodies internalized knowledge, which become implicit;