Commissioners in the other nations receive support from Field Commissioners, employed and directed differently.
Similar interventions must be directed differently if infections were acquired within urban areas.
Did you direct them differently?
That musical listening requires effort and training supports the idea that one can direct attention differently in auditory experience, depending on one's interests.
Threaded throughout these conversations were the more politically charged issues of gender bias in the museum world, challenging the stereotype of the museum director (Philippe de Montebello), and the more abstract question of whether or not women direct museums differently than men do.
Recent data show that already in infancy and childhood, individuals with ASD process direct gaze differently compared to typically developing (TD) individuals (Elsabbagh et al., 2012; Grice et al., 2005; Kylliainen, Braeutigam, Hietanen, Swithenby, & Bailey, 2006; Kylliainen & Hietanen, 2006; Senju, Tojo, Yaguchi, & Hasegawa, 2005).
Again many of the studies report differences differently and direct comparisons are difficult.
And yet inevitably, survivors cannot help wondering how God's hand might have directed events differently.
And certainly Norman Rene directed me differently than Dan Sullivan, or Chris Ashley, or Adrian Noble, or Mark Brokaw.
The salesman, Efrat says, knew intuitively to direct his pitch differently towards the two men.
