Identity is politicized in crisis situations, or what social constructivists call 'critical junctures'.5 Critical junctures test constructed identities.
The shift suggests that they are testing how well Afghan forces can operate on their own at a critical juncture in the planned withdrawal of the American military.
At this juncture, it is necessary to test the herbal medicine as an alternative to synthetic agent [8].
The appeals court said, "We conclude that, at this juncture, the legal test we established in Briseno remains adequately 'informed by the medical community's diagnostic framework.' " Last June, the Supreme Court granted Moore's request to hear his case, which will likely determine whether Moore lives or dies, and whether many others in Texas will live or die as well.
At this juncture, the only reasonable way forward is to test the "amyloid hypothesis" in human clinical trials using drugs and strategies that prevent amyloid from ever forming.
Assigning blame and dealing with the consequences will test Mrs. Merkel's ability to maintain party discipline at this difficult juncture.
But with opposition growing in Europe and Asia, and Americans growing wary, the companies say they are at a critical juncture in the process and want to assure consumers that the products have been thoroughly tested and offer great benefits.
Additionally, the team was tested during an emergency event, in which the main engines of the Offen 4100 failed at a critical juncture during the fairway transit, at approximately 40 min into the run.
"At this very early juncture, it is considered unlikely," the Moody's statement said, "that the losses will exceed the central fund's resources, although it is expected they may be severely tested".
There's a little control stick and microphone at the Y juncture of the headphones that's compatible with Apple devices, and it appeared to work just fine, although I wasn't able to test the microphone.
