Even without a leader, the ants are able to sense when their bridges are in trouble and react to strengthen these living structures, the scientists reported here today at the annual meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology.
On the contrary, most Irish writers have reacted to the Northern Troubles as writers usually react to political events, by reaching defiantly for their artistic integrity.
These kids need to be reminded of the good things that they have done and will continue to do, as well as their ability to seek help when they feel troubled, and to not react to their impulses in times of extreme stress.
Ministers say that £8bn of the £9bn is spent reacting to the troubles caused and experienced by these families.
ONE man has reacted to his troubles by getting red-faced and tense, with growing circles under his eyes.
Reacting to its troubles, Roslyn proposed a budget increase for next year at 3.14percentt, with a tax-levy increase of 4.27percentt, among the Island's lowest.
It was a vintage performance by the world's other most important central banker, showing off both Mr. Trichet's cool-headed response to the market turmoil and his iron resolve that Europeans chart their own course in reacting to the troubles in the United States.
While waiting, she'd thought about how the students in her 4 P.M. class, who had fled troubled places like Burma and Ivory Coast, might react to "The Clock".
How will other states in Africa, the Middle East or the world at large with similar troubles in their own territories react to a secession vote?
" He might say something that you will react to causing him to win, and you to get into trouble.
