Children of ethnic minorities either grow to feel that they belong, or adjust to a role that makes white people more comfortable.
Our results revealed that extreme floods play an important role in adjusting a river channel to become more efficient for subsequent propagation of floods, and that in-channel scour and sediment re-distribution can greatly improve the conveyance capacity of a channel for subsequent floods.
10) Once the trial period ends you'll know where their strengths truly lie and adjust their role, get them more training, possibly adjust their comp.
And they were motivated in part by Pulitzer's belief that journalism needed institutions that would help it adjust to a new role in a new era.
A YEAR after the United States attacked Afghanistan, more than 9,000 American forces remain inside the country, hunting down remnants of Al Qaeda, building roads and schools, and struggling to adjust from a combat role to what looks more like a nation-building mission.
And when Hitchcock criticized a young player or adjusted his role, he offered a suggestion for improvement.
But some pitchers can't adjust to a relief role that quickly.
Soriano, who struggled last year to adjust to a setup role, did not dispute Girardi's theory.
At once, her war-hero husband had to adjust to a supporting role.
Fathers struggle to adjust to a new role, while mothers face huge new responsibilities just at the moment their body is crying out for rest.
Louis told me that after watching Obama and Romney, he thought of Harold Macmillan, the first postwar British prime minister to fully accept that the U.K. needed to adjust to a smaller role in the world.
