But the relative challenges of teaching both subjects were evident on a recent morning.
5) de Waal, F B M (1995) Bonobo sex and society, the behavior of a close relative challenges assumptions about male supremacy in human evolution.
Each generation must relearn the past in light of the present, and each generation must discern for itself the relative challenges that discrimination and inequality present for its survival..
It seems probable that greater risk perceptions among women highlight the relative challenges for women in this population to protect themselves from HIV - as it was men who decided condom usage, and how and with whom to have sex.
This is called expertise reversal effect, i.e. the relative challenges in expert learners' performance may happen "when there are overlaps between their well-learned and proceduralized knowledge structures and provided instructional guidance" [ 63], p. 333.
The relatives challenging her will are descendants of Clark, a copper mining and railway magnate, and his first wife.
Off medication, she reliably falls into a turmoil of confused self-destruction, which, as she would be the first to acknowledge, means heartbreak and worry for her friends and relatives, challenges for her doctors, and, in the age-old contradiction, new fodder for her muse.
While a track record as good as Mourinho's renders it all relative, the challenge is there just the same.
When I was a child, the holidays were the times I often felt most abandoned and lonely precisely because there was no eccentric relative to challenge the dysfunctional status quo.
