That means a problematic in-between position which is not dominant enough to impose its will on its European neighbours, but is strong enough to be seen as a threat, generating opposition, stirring alliances, and always running the risk of leading to isolation".
In another case, a police officer used a "show-up" identification to arrest a child for an alleged assault, a problematic process in which a witness is shown just a single person and asked if that person committed the crime.
In the dog world, resource guarding is a problematic behavior in which a dog uses aggression to guard possessions.
Piety is a problematic mode in which to celebrate the great composers..
Yet, almost inevitably after a problematic season in which his car has now been in contact with slower competitors five times in seven races, he took a nudge on the exit to turn 13, damaging the rear bodywork and requiring a two-and-a-half minute stop.
The occasion for making value judgments is a problematic situation, in which one's activity is blocked and one does not know what to do.
Thus, we can envisage that researchers using the hLRT and AIC would frequently face a problematic situation in which these criteria would select different models.
We tested 37 items, including 18 defined as problematic, in which more than 5% of subjects had rated the item as "Not Clear" or the item was "Totally Clear" for only 70%to80%0% of the sample.
When it will become possible to genotype many cows, the GA set may consist of more than 100,000 animals, and thus, this inversion may become problematic, in which case, methods that can invert large G matrices [ 23] or avoid the inversion of G are needed.
And as is often the case, this extreme example is emblematic of a broader problematic trend, in which people struggling with mental health issues land in jails or prisons because they aren't receiving the care they need.
