As situational variation, drivers traveling at about 100 km/h were confronted with slow moving traffic either driving at 25 km/h or 50 km/h at the end of a rural road.
But the country was stretched through a limbo of waiting for official confirmation, and confronted with shocking moves by SCAF, the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, which dissolved the new parliament, instituted martial powers of arrest, and seized control of the budget and national security.
"At the beginning I was confronted with a choice: move into art or revolutionary politics," he says.
By exploiting experimental information, docking has created model structures for real applications, even when confronted with challenges such as moving backbones and uncertain monomer structures.
It is no exaggeration to say that some may be confronted with an unwanted move to an institutional care setting.
It is obvious that herdsmen, when confronted with drought, may benefit while moving their livestock to greener areas to reduce the mortality of their herd.
Not even the most devastating events known to occur in the contemporary world — volcanic eruptions, say, or forest fires — were sufficient to explain extinction; confronted with such changes, organisms simply moved on and survived.
Not even the most devastating events known to occur in the contemporary world volcanic eruptions, say, or forest fires were sufficient to explain extinction; confronted with such changes, organisms simply moved on and survived.
Even though I've been through relationships and break-ups since we went out, I've never been confronted with evidence that she's moved on, and I'm surprised to discover how uncomfortable it makes me.
More recently, Europe has been confronted with "carbon leakage," whereby companies move manufacturing away from the continent to avoid paying higher energy prices that result from a cap-and-trade system.
