How to pronounce“dys”in English

Dysbiosis-- so dysbiosis of your own microbiome.

Dystopianism has just pervaded the field, really in the last 25 years.

Dyson brand vacuum cleaner.

dystopian future I is the qu right right it's the question the question is what

dysfunctional beliefs of which there are many floating around in the cultural meta narrative in which we find ourselves the story about how the world

dysfunctional belief that your major determines your future. Um you want to guess how many undergraduate majors we

Dysfunctional movement patterns that are habitual rarely change unless specifically addressed.

dysfunctional political climate. In 2012, when I was thinking, it's so terrible that they polarize each other's differences,

dysfunction-- but alienation, in a few years.

Dysfunctional incentives create a lot of problems.

Dysonís new work sheds important light on this and, on this creation of this and, uh, this wonderful invention and how the digital universe exploded in the aftermath of World

dystopian novels – obviously are Huxley's Brave New World and Orwell's 1984. In some ways, as a novel of ideas, Brave New World is

dyslipidemia, and obesity. And lastly, fructose tricks the brain into increasing total food consumption.

dysfunction. And the question is how is your brain working? I mean it's probably a good brain to start with or you wouldn't be here, but is it working as well as it can and if not, why not? And

dyslexic right because you could be one of the most leftist liberals but not vice versa but in in a lot of uh in a

dysfunction actually aren't dysfunction at all. They were formed at a time where they were our best strategy to cope with the environment and the relationships around us. I think for a really long

dysregulated on the floor.

dysregulated. It's almost like here's my dysregulated kid flailing on the floor, here's my calm, and it's almost like the

dyslexia is Is a big one?

dystopia uh 1984 much more plausible and and and and and there's a there's a um a

dystopia uh 1984 much more plausible and and and and and there's a there's a um a

dysfunctional foreign policy uh we got a big problem with the uh demographics with the retiring Baby Boomers we got a fail K through2 education system you can

dysfunction and because this is politically quite sensitive we thought we'd test it all out again in a separate setting so we compared the 50 states of

dysfunctional um and I just think too much of our foreign policy is governed

dysfunctionally and I think destructively dependent on the long run

dysfunctions emerge within a corporation. you can find these cues and rewards that kind of explain the behaviors. So, it's enormously

dysfunctional family it bleeds into the schools into the streets into every thing that we have to do with other human beings so if a person is

dysfunctional in the home what do you think all of a sudden on the job they're functional or all of a sudden they snap to it when they go to school when all of

dyslexic um and therefore uh when I went off to school I found conventional

dysfunctional family or or drugs or some weird kind of sexual relationship you know you're in that's the Indie world if you're just trying to do a particularly

dyslexia well um first of all I doubt that he would have read it um he didn't

dysfunction drugs for one thing of kind of revolutionized you know male

dysfunctionality in terms of our formal political institutions, essentially the Constitution.

Dystonia is a neurological disease that basically means that some part of my brain is just a little bit unusual.

Dysfunction in Washington, in various respects, all of that, that one of the biggest challenges is actually the strain and stress on the rules-based international order.

dysfunctional mode but when that does happen I find the best thing to do is to use board members as peers to help each other get to where they need to be uh

dysfunctional and part because the governments of the area have not been uh

dysfunctionality was a revolutionary Gap uh produced Revolution Gap

dysfunctional and the board took two years to figure that out and fire them why does it take so long why doesn't the board act why doesn't the board do this

dyson craigslist and all that i think those people are that's sort of a constant how you recruit them but i think at the management team level there

dysfunctions of a team i recommend reading it it's an airplane read going down to la and it is very insightful about

dysfunctional I'm also on a corporate board so I kind

dysfunction but if what you get from that is that you're not worthwhile you're not you're less

dysphoria and whatnot that's fair game to study in the university you can't shut that down you shouldn't be able to

dysfunction and everywhere in between in psychiatry we're careful to say we don't call it a disease or a disorder unless there's a disruption in social or

dysfunction postcode they had a global effect maybe you lost some of these projections that were

dyson sphere the problems of like having a dyson sphere how to detect how that could be used as a signal for intelligence like really that's all in

dystopia where everybody just lives wired into some simulation. And I there's some movies about that. Ready Player One and um the other one was

dystopian or bad or maybe we actually don't exist. We're completely virtual and does it matter? And I'd argue that it probably doesn't