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The team followed a single flock of pigeons in two different situations: competitive feeding on the ground and navigating in the air.
New gear for on-the-go Nokia also showcased the Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset BH-905i offering an improved audio experience with active noise cancellation and a collection of five unique new Bluetooth headsets designed for a variety of needs, including hands-free multitasking, talking and navigating in the car with voice guidance.
Patients expressed a wish for more practical information to enhance their own self-efficacy through more knowledge on different therapies and "Where to get help with different aspects of the disease" and "Navigating in the jungle of therapies" rather than discussing psychological consequences of living with a chronic disease.
Both have the two departments, history and film, through which I'll try and navigate in the first stretch of the long road to a fabulous TCM hosting job in which Robert Osborne and I sit around on chintz armchairs sipping old fashioneds and shedding manly tears over the work of Leon Shamroy.
In doing trust-work researchers have to put themselves at stake and navigate in the waters of the specific concerns that their research may create.
"Pulse and Flipboard are exciting because the interface is really different, the way you consume it flipping and navigating in a sit-on-the-couch kind of way".
She has track record of success in bringing accountability and navigating changes in the international nonprofit world.
Even a makeshift Celtics squad is relatively accustomed to the situation, while the Magic is in relatively uncharted territory and quickly navigating in the wrong direction.
The process termed grasping the lifeline included three sub processes that described patient striving: 1) Taking control, 2) seeking safe hands, and 3) navigating in the care system.
Appropriate education is key, but this could include also information about the job opportunities and navigating the culture in the country they are planning to move to.
Difficulty in negotiating obstacles while walking and difficulty in navigating in the dark/night were some of the mobility difficulties unique among these participants.
