With enthusiasm on one side and apprehension on the other, the literature lacks an objective study on the effect of unmanned ships on safety of maritime transportation.
A strong ego is exhibited in the following characteristics: objectivity in one's apprehension of the external world and in self-knowledge (insight); capacity to organize activities over longer time spans (allowing for the maintenance of schedules and plans); and the ability to follow resolves while choosing decisively among alternatives.
"There is a mixture of vindication on the one hand and great apprehension on the other," said Edward Mortimer, a senior aide to Secretary General Kofi Annan.
When I did, it was with the kind of apprehension one feels on placing an open mousetrap in a promising location.
I spoke directly to arts practitioners located within companies across the sector for background for this article; although reaction was one of "nervousness, apprehension, concern and actual fear", not one agreed to speak on the record.
In the different biographies of the larger Bush family, one can sense apprehension.
HA: The mood is one of tremendous apprehension because we've reached the edge of the abyss.
Although he announces that he is "the only person I know of who came to Orthodox Judaism via Friedrich Nietzsche," his argument is essentially a fideist one — that the apprehension of a divine presence at work in the world can be explained only on the basis of faith.
This cannot be accounted for stylistically or politically; it seems to stem from an attitude toward life which enables Miss McCullers to rise above the pressure of her environment and embrace white and black humanity in one sweep of apprehension and tenderness.
Thus, the first factor can be labeled as "communication apprehension," one of the three commonly discussed constructs of the FLCAS.
Meet the Press producers like to have decisions on guests settled by Thursday, but the story had shifted by Friday with the death of one suspect and apprehension of another.
