As a manager, he has revealed his desire to succeed, and is such a compelling individual that he incites a response.
Wallace's otiose performance and Beckwith's murderous assault typified the segregationists' endgame: a series of dramatic, often violent, acts perpetrated by the local state or its ideological surrogates, with no strategic value beyond symbolizing resistance and inciting a response.
Although the virulent pathogen incites a response of the IFS gene(s), it is not maintained at the same level as the one provoked by the avirulent pathogen.
The Red Army Faction, its numbers by this time dwindling to only a few dozen, intensified its violence in order to incite a violent response that its leaders hoped would revive the revolution.
Although a filler can incite a positive response to waiting, customers who wait in front of a store with an unrelated filler tend to expect less competition because unrelated fillers divert customers' attention from the shopping situation.
The latter may incite a police response, the intensity of which is controlled by a "heat" system.
But in general as the examples below attest as long as people don't resort to conduct that threatens violence, or use "fighting words" likely to incite a violent response, they can go ahead and tell police what they think of them, be it through profanity, gesture, or donut reference.
The results demonstrated that diets containing increasing levels of mussel meal in substitution of fishmeal did not incite a hyperplastic response of the intestinal mucosa.
In particular, it will be important to understand the contributions of the molecular features of tumor that incite a proinflammatory response, as well as characteristics of the host which perhaps lead to susceptibility to inflammation.
