One of its main proponents, a South African oncologist named Werner Bezwoda, had charmed his fellow practitioners with astounding results that masked the true, fatal dangers of this excessive approach.
Specifically, variations of the AAT tasks are currently being applied to clinical populations (e.g., in alcohol addicts) as a way to change dysfunctional action tendencies (i.e., excessive approach towards alcohol stimuli in the study of Wiers et al., 2011).
The problem of excessive roadway approach settlement was addressed with the use of elastic inclusion on bridge backwall, select crushed stone backfill, and buried approach slabs.
Subsequently, Batman begins exhibiting an excessive, reckless approach to his crime-fighting, a result of the pain of losing Jason Todd.
Systems of disparate nature, when subjected to excessive loads, approach a critical state at which they become extremely sensitive to perturbations that can be efficiently propagated under these conditions [61], [62].
When the number of observations is excessive, such approaches are highly resource consuming.
For example, Mannion et al. [ 58] demonstrated that high performing trusts in the NHS had robust performance management and monitoring arrangements to support organisational aims, and clear and largely unequivocal lines of accountability, but there were also risks to excessive managerial approaches to measuring and monitoring [ 59].
Critics of the renaming of the library building said that they did not oppose honoring Mr. Schwarzman for his donation, but that they found the library's approach excessive.
A civilian linguist, identified as Bakeer Naseef, a Jordanian-American who was working as a security guard in Austin, Tex., before he began work as a translator in Iraq, says in one written statement that he witnessed "nudity, sexual approach, excessive language" among what he regarded as acts of abuse or maltreatment.
For Patinkin, each tune is an emotional, intense, dramatic and personal experience--so much so that his critics often label his approach excessive and over the top.
But the orator is a pretty easy target, and Hutchinson's vitriol ("scum," "rodent") is comically excessive, his rhymes approaching drawing-roomdoggerel ("laps" and "chaps," for instance).
