The exposure is part of her deliberate evolution into a more public and less press-averse figure.
The sub-prime mortgage market has almost disappeared as lenders become increasingly risk-averse, figures from Moneyfacts showed today.
Sweden's Wallstrom, meanwhile, has emerged as an outspoken figure, not averse to taking moral stands.
Social distancing (characterised here by a relatively risk-averse attitude, α=0.25, see Figure 3) shifts the critical infectiousness p towards higher values but also generally increases the duration of the epidemic, Figure 5.
This time he is playing the statesman, leaving the campaigning to lesser figures, although he has not been averse to opening new schools and meeting with admirers.
Figure 8 Risk-prone and risk-averse searches (red and green trajectories).
January 7th 1967: By the 1960s we were no longer averse to using graphics to present data (though the figures on the map, we admitted, were "guesstimates").
Bonferroni post tests show that at all time points during the trial, AAV2-ChR2V TKOs are significantly more averse to light than the untreated animals in the light (Figure 6D).
The colour paired dots (risk averse) and squares (risk prone) represent trajectories which are plotted in Figure 8, to illustrate that these correspond to risk-averse and risk-prone searches.
Acclaimed the biggest sporting figure in the world at his peak, Nurmi was averse to publicity and the media, stating later on his 75th birthday, "[W]orldly fame and reputation are worth less than a rotten lingonberry".
Two trajectories per search type corresponding to a supposed risk-prone and risk-averse search are plotted in the expected feature space in Figure 7 (right).
