We have become more deliberate, for example, about having women lead the marketing efforts for drugs that treat diseases that disproportionately affect women.
In "Traces II" (1996), Wen Deqing was inspired by Chinese calligraphy and tried to create a musical analog of the varied strokes: thick, thin, fast and deliberate, for example.
Consequently their performance under impact from off-normal events, or even deliberate insult, for example from a munition such as an anti-aircraft missile, is of paramount importance.
The market economy quickly responds to different incentives; a deliberate change, for example, in the functioning of trade agreements, the working of patent laws and the operation of credit facilities can help to reduce the imbalance.
Deliberate practice, for example by requiring residents to use ILPs, may facilitate self-directed, lifelong learning.
We should consider the use of television and radio in a more specific and deliberate way; for example, mobilizing off-duty hospital staff during a major incident in a pre-meditated fashion.
Populations exposed to conflict have heightened vulnerability resulting from physical and mental distress, the collapse of normal coping mechanisms, and deliberate targeting (for example because they belong to a particular ethnic group).
But when they were kept from consciously deliberating, by, for example, completing a demanding word-search puzzle, their accuracy improved significantly.
Because it's an easy target". What about advertisers' deliberate manipulation, encouraging, for example pester power?
Charcoal in the lake sediments will also tell the researchers how Native Americans altered the environment through deliberate fires designed, for example, to increase acorn production by oaks.
Hopefully he can now instil some of that feel for the game on the new generation of officials who can sometimes appear a little robotic, although it would help if he were also given an influence in cleaning up the law book to make it more referee-friendly – absolving them of the responsibility to read the minds of players in distinguishing between accidental and deliberate knock-ons, for example.
