One of the many twists this pressure puts on behavior is isolation — the sense that every extra minute that might go into seeing friends or seeking adventure should go into the work, even if what that work consists of, at the moment, is amorphous.
(Joe Swanberg and Greta Gerwig aptly called the film they co-directed about young artists "Nights and Weekends"). One of the many twists this pressure puts on behavior is isolation the sense that every extra minute that might go into seeing friends or seeking adventure should go into the work, even if what that work consists of, at the moment, is amorphous.
It was Hearns who also gave a telling response when asked if he thought Tyson's behavior was a put-on to help sell the fight.
Everyone put on special behavior for the guest.
This dramatic improvement could be explained by the high constraints put on physician behavior; the physician could not easily override the intervention, which was not the case in our study.
It is desirable to put more weight on behavior, which might be assessed through observation and it would be interesting to consider additional economic and outcome parameters on the patient side (e.g., treatment success and patient satisfaction).
The effects of anionic surfactant sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) on the formation/dissociation kinetic behaviors of methane hydrate have been studied experimentally, with an emphasis put on dissociation kinetic behavior below ice point.
In this paper, more focus had been put on the passivity behavior of wrought AZ91 alloy with 1.5 mass% Ce.
In this study, the focus is put on the transient behavior analysis for multi-fractured system with the effect of pressure sensitivity in fracture and reservoir.
Whenever he is at home during Yotsuba's visits, the little girl seems to be extra courteous towards him and appears to put on her best behavior even though Mr. Ayase has treated her like a member of the family ever since their first acquaintance.
By delving into her childhood and her years as a student at Oxford University, Wintle, a journalist and the author of books on Vietnam, finds the seeds of her commanding personality, her straight-backed moral certainty and a "fierce purity" that gave her, as one friend said, "the knack of putting one on one's best behavior".
