No wonder, the relations of language and culture and of text and situation as well as those of language and text and of culture and situation are so closely interwoven: deliberate and conscious enquiry is needed to understand these dense relations.
"I'll say, 'I want to go buy some bread.' He'll say, 'What time?' " Like Spock, from "Star Trek," Jakubowski has deliberate diction, closely shorn dark hair, and hooded eyes.
Results also suggest that females and those with diagnoses of personality disorders should be closely monitored for risk of deliberate self-harm.
Nevertheless, the significant associations of gender and diagnoses with group membership suggest that females and individuals with diagnoses of personality disorders should be closely monitored for risk of deliberate self-harm during treatment.
Each breed features a defining constellation of morphological and behavioral traits, often generated by deliberate crossing of closely related individuals, leading to a high rate of genetic disease in many breeds.
It has been found that individual differences, even amongst elite performers, are closely related to the amount of deliberate practice undertaken [ 19].
Arguably, this has its roots in Jantelagen — although sometimes seen as a negative in its traditional meaning," says Caitlin Collins, a manager at Deliberate PR, an agency working closely with Swedish startups.
While the NLRB was deliberating the case, it was closely watched by workers' rights groups and employers.
Nair says MoneySmart will differentiate by taking a slow and deliberate approach to expansion, studying countries closely so it can localize business strategies and content.
Looking more closely, we see it is instead part of a deliberate ritualistic display: flowers strewn at an X-mark on a flat rock next to a long knife, its blade painted bright pink, buried in the leaves.
