She also didn't manage to diffuse the threat from Sanders, who came away from Tuesday's as the overwhelming favorite of millennial focus groups and internet polls.
It managed to diffuse some of the social tensions, but public opinion boiled over again after snap elections in May which brought Mr Oresharski's Bulgarian Socialist Party to power.
Given its success, it seems inconceivable that more artists won't try to repeat the feat over the next 12 months, not least because the sneak attack manages to diffuse the weight of expectation placed on a hotly anticipated album and circumvents the chance of bad reviews: you'll still get the coverage, but you'll already have sold a lot of albums before anyone gets round to reading it.
The cops showed up and managed to diffuse the situation pretty quickly turns out that instead of phoning in an explosive, the man had actually alerted them to the presence of a monstrously large zucchini.
The processual alternative introduced in this paper is to manage complexity by diffusing management tasks as widely as possible so that a large number of agents (stakeholders) can participate in the tasks of organizational decision making, i.e., complexity absorption (Boisot 1987, 2000; Boisot & Child, 1999).
We conducted a national benchmarking exercise to determine how UK pulmonologists manage common clinical scenarios in diffuse parenchymal lung disease (DPLD), and to determine current use and availability of investigative resources.
The assessment of spatial and temporal variations of water quality influenced by point and diffuse source pollution is necessary to manage the environment sustainably in various watershed scales.
If we manage to calculate the corresponding Green's function, the forward and diffuse radiance components can be immediately recovered as.
The questionnaire inquired how they manage low-risk febrile neutropenia (FN) caused by initial chemotherapy for diffuse large B-cell lymphoma DLBCL) or by adjuvant chemotherapy for breast cancer in an outpatient setting.
But you won't be able to figure out how Stow Wengenroth (1906-1978), the Brooklyn-born master lithographer, managed to bring the diffuse haze of city streetlamps on a damp night to a sheet of inked paper.
