Lam, a Canadian whose family lived for a time in Vietnam's community of Chinese expatriates, is sensitive to complexities of allegiance, to the impossibility of being impartial, and to the way that, in war, every gambit, no matter how well calculated, entails loss.
At their best, such thought processes reveal a wide-ranging, diligent mind, sensitive to nuance, complexity and fine distinctions.
This study investigates whether cooperation in an indefinitely repeated prisoner's dilemma is sensitive to the complexity of cooperative strategies.
Such creative and adaptive weighting processes are sensitive to task complexity, time pressure, response mode, framing effects, and other contextual factors.
Previous work identified bilateral regions in the occipitoparietal lobe sensitive to the complexity of relational information [Phillips, S., Niki, K., 2003.
Three observations are made regarding program implementation: be more consistent in the treatment of debts of deceased borrowers; become more sensitive to the complexity and variety of procedures followed in the event of nonrepayment; and devote more attention to preventing and mitigating the effects of staff embezzlement.
It would also require disciplines now engaged in preventive medicine and public health practice to develop a better understanding of systems thinking and the science of application that is sensitive to the complexity, interactivity, and unique elements of community and practice settings.
"As demonstrated by our new programming schedules, Rai Due will be increasingly sensitive to the complexity of the contemporary world".
The self-subtraction procedure is more sensitive to the complexity of a contaminant than its abundance.
Authors were sensitive to the complexity of this educational program and recognized that negative feedback provided opportunity for improvement.
