| Pavlov and his colleagues made life-long efforts to blend both behavioural and psychophysiological observations into typologies. |
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| Even automatic, unthinking actions are to a degree socially-conditioned, as Pavlov and Skinner have demonstrated. |
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| Like a Pavlov dog I've been trained to associate this wretched comedy with bad odours, and for better or for worse, this sorry experience will never be repeated. |
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| This was the question Pavlov was continuously asking himself with regard to animals and humans. |
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| Following parliamentary elections, Bulgaria has appointed four new representatives to replace Mrs Militinova, MM Pavlov, Toshev and Velikov. |
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| Although this was a sideline for Pavlov, the gastric fluids of a dog became a popular treatment for dyspepsia, and not just in Russia. |
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| McCain named Russian banker Dmitry Klyuev and his lawyer Andrei Pavlov as potential targets for punitive action. |
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| Some are out of date: Ilya Pavlov was shot in 2003, one of scores of unsolved gangland killings. |
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| Mr Ivan Pavlov, Mr Pasko's lawyer, said that the reading of the published Law on State Secrets would leave an average person with no idea of what is classified and what is not. |
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| Pavlov looked beseechingly at his father, but the old man, worn down by decades of living with Mrs. Pavlov, offered only a familiar look of resignation. |
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| Mr Pavlov notes that some customers are already taking advantage of this. |
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| The insurgency was led by Russian emissaries Igor Girkin and Alexander Borodai as well as militants from Russia, such as Arseny Pavlov. |
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| It gained its popular name from Sergeant Yakov Pavlov, who commanded the platoon that seized the building and defended it during the long battle. |
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| So says the scarily calm new missileer, 22-year-old lieutenant Evgeny Pavlov. |
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| The device was named after Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov, famous for his 1918 work in classical conditioning. |
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| This is our first benefit in Massachusetts,'' said Rose Pavlov, CEO and founder of Ivy Child International. |
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| The bodies of Igor Pavlov, 27, and Daria Kuchuk, 35, were found by staff at the Scotsman hotel. |
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| Mr Pavlov claims that there are no investors in the Sverdlovsk Oblast. |
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| Modern behaviourism has its origin in the work of Pavlov, Watson and Skinner. |
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| As with Althamer, the unasked question in all of this is where Zmijewski himself stands – what it means that he set up this experiment and filmed it, whether he is a force for good or a political Pavlov. |
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| Ilya Pavlov, who runs Multigroup, the country's biggest and most controversial conglomerate, once tied to Gazprom, Russia's giant gas company, is keen to befriend the king. |
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| Aleksandr Pavlov steadied himself outside the area in the 61st minute but sent his shot wide of the target, before Yakubu was hauled back for moving into an offside position three minutes later. |
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| Plamen Pavlov, said that the agency is functioning according to its limited capacity and has mainly coordinating functions. |
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| Some of the statements made by Soviet leaders, USSR Prime Minister Pavlov and KGB Chairman Kriuchkov among them, at the beginning of 1991 certainly fit this picture. |
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| The Sub-Committee on Human Rights, at its meeting on 25 April 2002, had an exchange of views with the lawyers of Mr Pasko, Mr Jon Gauslaa and Mr Ivan Pavlov. |
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| An indistinct textile impression has been found at Pavlov, Moravia. |
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| In his novel The Matiushin Case, author Oleg Pavlov delves deep into the psyche of a troubled young man during the last years of the Soviet Union. |
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