"This came just from talking to friends, peers, acquaintances, students, local grocers, whoever I talked to," he said.
Sahlin looked at peers, at acquaintances, at strangers and saw them drifting apart.
How can I ever hope to be popular with my peers and acquaintances if I can't form coherent sentences?
Studies of the psychology of gifted children frequently refer to their relatively immature affective development in terms of their intellectual capacities and the relational difficulties they experience with regard to their peers, teachers, close acquaintances and sometimes their parents.
Reference to individual attitudes of acquaintances, peers, colleagues, neighbors and community members (e425) occurred in all of the instruments, except for PedsQL 4.0.
In accordance with these results, we found support of e325 Acquaintances, peers, colleagues, neighbours and community members to be associated with self-perceived health in PVI.
Henceforth, data provided by an acquaintance of a local peer must be adapted, in a manner that answers to queries posed by local peer users conform the view those users have of their data.
SUBMITTING TO PEER PRESSURE People can push friends and acquaintances to accept risks.
We first present a model for multidimensional data distributed in a P2P network, and a query rewriting technique, that allows a local peer to propagate OLAP queries among its acquaintances, obtaining a meaningful and correct answer.
Former employees, acquaintances and peers say that, in person, he does not fit his villainous nickname, and characterize him as friendly and intelligent.
