"There is no serious republican campaign or movement, no republican press, and no recognised or avowable anti-monarchic stance in everyday argument and debate.
However, in a series of interviews outside the physics building, she adopted a different epistemological stance, using everyday commonsense reasoning to talk about physics phenomena and problems (while also using formal reasoning when she felt it was appropriate).
However, Serifsoy notes, the everyday pressure to maintain a positive stance in an environment where they never feel entirely safe or relaxed can beat them down.
You might also help a counterpart save face by offering her a "graceful retreat" from a tough stance, write Deborah M. Kolb and Judith Williams in their book Everyday Negotiation: Navigating the Hidden Agendas in Bargaining (Jossey-Bass, 2003).
Rather than telling an explicit story, Marshall used everyday movements and gestures — a caress, an embrace, a threatening stance — in ways that took them out of the literal and into the archetypal.
When researching infant's everyday life is important so that the researcher is able to develop an ethical stance to researching young children (Elwick et al. 2014; Johansson 2011a).
In everyday life cognitive and attentional resources needed to control posture are usually divided in order to perform other tasks simultaneously (conversation, listening, thinking etc).. Thus postural control in quiet stance is naturally part of dual or multiple tasks.
In addition to this libertarian stance, SPINDLE is positioned as a low-cost, transparent and useful tool for everyday investors.
This is very clear in their stance on sex and sexual assault, but also in a number of things in everyday life.
Empirical work based on a survey of conference attendants in Barcelona confirms this stance, and invites to reframe professional life 'in mobility' as performed as part of a wider package of everyday activities.
