"What would you do?" is the constant question, reminding us that while, from Row E in the Pleasance Dome, these young women's choices may look naive, in their position we might well have made the same silly, starry-eyed decisions.
Thus, the bias in a single realization is sufficient to position naive bicoid mRNA, and often also correctly positions oskar mRNA.
They viewed the position as naive and argued that the government would gain more in finding out what Hanssen had betrayed.
Some officials believe that businesses should invest in security because "it's the right thing to do". CEOs may feel that this position is naive, when markets remain so willing to punish companies for not showing steady growth.
To outsiders accustomed to the role that appropriation plays in contemporary art, such a lawsuit may occupy a position between naive and absurd, especially since it involves a collectively produced work of public art made in an era when the very idea of intellectual property was spat upon.
So it's easy to put agents restricted to naive rationalizations in the position of saying both that they're Bing, and that they're not Bing.
Consider the possibilities of how eyes come across through positioning; for example, eyes that are large and wide apart have an innocent and naive look, whereas eyes positioned closely together can look stern and mean.
Don't be naive about those in positions of authority.
Although the general shape of these data is well coordinated with nucleosomes, naive prediction of their positions, e.g. using a fixed threshold over the log ratios is difficult.
The March 13 front-page article "Ryan defends health act revisions" quoted House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis). as saying, "People are going to do what they want to do with their lives because we believe in individual freedom in this country". This position is so naive and irresponsible that it brings to mind the tragedy of the Titanic.
