The type of challenges and physical phenomena faced in the case of fibre based integration are different from those encountered in the case of waveguides.
Families and family law have encountered significant challenges in the face of rapid changes in social norms, demographics and political expectations.
The images are both global and intimate, capturing political demonstrations at home and abroad, along with the faces of friends and strangers encountered in the course of making movies in Paris, Havana, Guinea Bissau, and Tokyo.
It also describes the challenges GE Aviation leaders had encountered in implementing teaming in the face of an entrenched work structure and culture in one particular plant, and discusses the difficulty management had faced in moving forward in transforming the culture of the plant.
Direct gunshot wounds to the face encountered in the civilian setting are not uncommonly self-inflicted, in which case the weapon of choice tends to be the shotgun.
- The Delphi technique avoids problems that are commonly encountered in face-to-face group meetings, such as the dominance of certain persons in the communication process, and the geographical constraints and expenses of bringing together a group of experts.
Students and faculty of Indian origin are justifiably aggrieved that their invite list encountered asymmetric scrutiny and rejection in the face of perceived controversy.
The difficulties they encountered in the survey tasks emphasize the important role of the face-to-face interviews that are also part of the study design.
As with the more established other-race effect – better recognition memory for own-race relative to other-race faces (for review, see [4]) – the own-age effect suggests that the sensitivity of the human visual system in recognising individual faces is related in some way to the frequency with which that type of face is encountered in the everyday environment.
It indicates that the holistic face processes are coarsely defined [19], since they can be applied to faces that have a different morphology than the population of faces frequently encountered in the visual environment [20].
