Given the assumption that this effect is also present in the triple-target hybridisation, it does not present itself as a large or non-systematic problem.
From immigration, I made my way to the car hire desk, which had clearly decided to present itself as a metaphor for the city's problems.
In the face of such discrepancies, companies usually seek technological solutions, including data integration, enterprise data architecture, and master data management, since the issue presents itself as a tech problem.
As Ethel's fiance Reg (Eddie Marsan), one of the film's most likeable characters, says: 'It's all right for the rich if you've got six kids, but if you can't feed them, you can't love them.' This is a thoughtful film, provocative without starkly presenting itself as a conventional problem play.
(Female, Hospital managers-2, 25-08-2011) incidentncisent is urgent or presents itself as a recurring problem, it might be shared to educate healthcare providers but disclosure to complainants themselves remains limited.
It's simple, according to Janeway: "There is a fundamental paradox that presents itself as an intellectual problem to solve".
Computational gene prioritization presents itself as a solution to this problem, systematically analyzing and sorting each gene from the most to least likely to be the disease-causing gene, in a fraction of the time it would take a researcher to perform such queries manually.
For the Occupy movement the looming 2012 Presidential election presents itself as an opportunity and a problem.
His spiritual crisis presents itself as a series of practical problems: how to disable the sprinklers that douse him awake every morning; where to shower; what to do with his life.
The fast-talking Mr. Jindal presented himself as a "problem solver," with conservative views, including opposition to affirmative action.
