In the early Vietnam years, the tendency was to react in the first way..
In the early Vietnam years, the tendency was to react in the first way.
To emplace the bombs where they are most likely to kill, the Taliban watch the Marines' habits carefully, including how small units react in the first instants of a firefight.
Finally, in what appears to be a zany sendup of just-the-facts objectivity, he had photographs made of shaving cream slathered on glass, creating cartoon versions of the touchy-feely Abstract Expressionist painting to which Minimalism was reacting in the first place.
But a glance at the Soviet Union or Yugoslavia or now Iraq is a sufficient reminder that distinct peoples forcefully gathered into a dictatorial state will react in the first instance to liberty by trying to get free of each other rather than trying to imagine a liberal democracy.
Just recently, a government grant was awarded for a computational modeling project at George Mason University looking at how individual people would react in the first 30 days following a nuclear attack on New York City.
Alternately, they get defensive and reactionary in a way they would not under "normal" circumstances (stupid, dumb, so dumb, to have to use the word "normal" there) and again, the situation is turned back on the woman who chose to react in the first place.
Thus, when one A2 molecule covalently binds and reacts with TTR, the tafamidis-bound pocket becomes the lower-affinity site, exhibiting a higher rate of tafamidis dissociation, allowing A2 to bind and react in the second site efficiently.
Egypt, which reacted angrily in the first days after the killings of three of its security officers by Israel, maintained a low profile on Sunday, while senior government officials held crisis meetings in private.
How he reacted in his first test was crucial, even if he would have preferred to succeed on the field.
