"We're sensitive to the dilemma they find themselves in," Hendricks said of the Yankees.
One might expect Proust's translators to be sensitive to this dilemma, because translation too provides only a partial version of its original, changing its appearance according to who is looking at it, and when, and why.
Artists, especially, whom we presume to be particularly sensitive to our dilemmas and our dreams, are peering apprehensively into the abyss of the future.
Identified barriers were related to: participants, e.g., the children's complex mental health problems and subsequent burden on families; the research topic (sensitive, raising ethical dilemmas); and mental health services, e.g., clinicians acting as over-zealous gatekeepers [ 39], restricting access to families.
Welcome to the plastisphere Sensitive information Athlete's dilemma ReprintsThe two findings are not strictly comparable.
Welcome to the plastisphere Sensitive information Athlete's dilemma ReprintsAppropriately, the answer may lie in a branch of mathematics called game theory.
Welcome to the plastisphere Sensitive information Athlete's dilemma ReprintsThe two researchers collected pieces of plastic from various sites in the North Atlantic.
Welcome to the plastisphere Sensitive information Athlete's dilemma ReprintsBut a paper in this week's Science, by Douglas Fry and Patrik Soderberg of Abo Akademi University, in Finland, questions all this.
Welcome to the plastisphere Sensitive information Athlete's dilemma Reprints Related topics Tanzania Anthropology Primatology Social and behavioral science Science and technologyBut a paper in this week's Science, by Douglas Fry and Patrik Soderberg of Abo Akademi University, in Finland, questions all this.
This study investigates whether cooperation in an indefinitely repeated prisoner's dilemma is sensitive to the complexity of cooperative strategies.
