Janet Pierson, producer of the festival's movie portion, noted "a kind of aggressiveness, a boldness, risk-taking" in 130 feature films that will screen between March 9 and March 17 in Austin, Tex.
Boldness increases risk, and risk does not please everyone at Danfoss.
But that kind of boldness and risk would need a mandate that he evidently does not have from his people.
Roughly six weeks ago, as foreign governments were focused on whether chemical weapons had been used in Syria's civil war, several rebel groups made a decision blending boldness and risk.
Third, we recorded the song of the same males, and estimated song post exposure (position at singing relative to the surrounding vegetation), song rate, song length and repertoire size, and related them to our indexes of boldness and risk taking.
America is a nation of openness, boldness and risk-taking.
Pérez told me that they admire the late Hujar for his boldness in risking his image in order to dignify his subject.
To measure boldness, or risk-taking, one of the research team walked towards a kangaroo until it fled.
Wolf et al. (2007) [ 20] suggest that long-living, late reproducing individuals profit from shy and careful personalities, while short-lived, early reproducing individuals profit from boldness and risk-taking.
Third, to determine the role of boldness in risk-taking behaviour and social attraction during the pairing stage, we ran linear models with, respectively, the proportion of time spent out of cover (risk taking) and mean distance from the central partition (social attraction) by the focal individuals as response variables.
One could have predicted Mr. Thiel's affinity for Mr. Trump by reading his 2014 book, "Zero to One," in which he offers three prongs of his philosophy: 1) It is better to risk boldness than triviality.
