In this instance a face-saving half-century was all that Scotland could hope for; on another Machan could be a match-winner.
Take, for instance, a face-off between the defendant, a Jewish chiropractor, and his attorney, who is stewing both because his guilty client has insisted on taking the stand and because he's going to miss his son's Church Youth League hockey game.
For instance, if a face image is split into (6times 7 = 42) areas, the number of dimensions will be (256times 42 = 10752).
Turning to another scenario, what is being measured given the conditions portrayed in Figure 3 when, for instance, a researcher faces a PR = 2.0?
For instance, a trial of face to face CBT plus mebeverine (6 × 50 minute CBT sessions over 6 week delivered by general practice nurses) against mebeverine alone in a primary care setting in London [ 8] showed a significant reduction in IBS-SSS in the CBT arm at 3 months but not at 12 months follow up.
Actually, there have been found neurons in the brain which react for instance exclusively if a face is perceived in the environment [30 32].
For instance, face-to-face communication lays the foundation for a CoI whereas online media enable it to be sustained by flexible, largely asynchronous communication.
In each instance, face-to-face highly-textured interactions between teachers and students was an essential factor in producing exceptional outcomes.
Nativists expect to find similar sorts of perceptual preparedness for other systems of knowledge and action (for instance, a system of face recognition as preparedness for social and family life).
For instance, a friend's face.
