After a verbal attack, even though the abuser may not fully take responsibility for his or her behaviour, they often shower you with praise, gifts, or affection.
After a verbal attack, even though the abuser may not fully take responsibility for his or her behavior, they often shower you with praise, gifts, or affection.
FO or DHA supplements may not fully take the place of eating fish [ 12].
Understanding and reducing non-analogous application of biological phenomena may enable designers to more fully take advantage of biomimetic, or biologically inspired, design.
An agent or animal that does not have access to the age of a memory (the number of steps it has been held in working memory) may not be able to fully take advantage of the disambiguation information that we will discuss in detail below.
Now I wouldn't take those scores as gospel — Matt notes that the benchmarking software may not have been able to fully take advantage of the four cores at the time — but Apple's quad-core efforts could potentially be the ones to beat.
This has the result that most geriatric care is provided by primary care physicians who may not be familiar with or fully take into account the dynamics of aging on drug prescribing.
The various efforts to internationalize the success of "The Thick of It" may have not fully taken into account that the show is more about work than politics.
In 1991, audiences may not have fully taken to the story of Samuel Byck, one of the eight presidential killers, or would-be killers, presented in the show.
The new forecast assumes a strong recovery in the early quarters of 2011, and may not have fully taken into account the effect of recent global events on the UK".
