Resistance should be broken down, for instance by finding inspiration in change management techniques, as indicated by some participants.
When things break down for men, they really break down.
Separately from the risk rating, the reports are also broken down into classifications; for instance "concern for minor raised" and "self-harm threat" are discrete incident categories.
In this instance, the couple should break down the steps of the fantasy.
However the correlation broke down for highly connected nodes.
For instance, if your vehicle falls apart, you are still eligible for several prizes, including the Golden Dinosaur, which is given to the first sculpture to break down.
Offensive language, for instance, is broken down into six subcategories: minor profanities, epithets, scatological vulgarities, racial obscenities, sexual vulgarisms and a final category devoted to one particular three-letter word that refers to both a beast of burden and, colloquially, to a part of human anatomy.
But I could think: to hell with Treblinka, my parents weren't there!" He knew his animal metaphors would break down in the end (how, for instance, to show that Anja, hiding in a cellar, was afraid of rats?).
Amazon's recommendation system, for instance, can be broken down into a few simple elements: what you've purchased or viewed in the past (explicit), what shoppers with similar profiles have viewed or bought (implicit) and the date and time of viewing (implicit).
"Since launching our 'Co-Pilot Project' in 1994 we have made S+S Couplings available on nearly any steel Co-Motion tandem or single bike we have," says Mr. Moore, adding that families happily pack up quad and even quintuplet bikes for trips in far-flung parts of the world (a quad, for instance, would break down into four separate checkable bags).
For instance, a 2-h experiment could be broken down into three parts: 30 min for pre-test, 1 h of actual interaction with an ITS, and 30 min for post-test.
