Sentence examples for situation treating from inspiring English sources

Perhaps responding to such concerns, George and Solomon have divided among indices of Disorganized/disoriented attachment (D) in the Strange Situation, treating some of the behaviours as a 'strategy of desperation' and others as evidence that the attachment system has been flooded (e.g. by fear, or anger).

In other words, even though the T315I mutation does not confer resistance to K, there may be a different mutation which makes the cell resistant to both K and I, but not to D. In this situation, treating with I and K is obviously better than just treating with I (this follows from our previous results), but what is interesting, adding D does give an advantage in this case.

But if you look on eBay seller sites, you will find a whole lot of people in this exact situation — treated as though they might try to fleece consumers, despite sterling histories.

Many drones in such a situation treat this like a loss of signal, and attempt to make a safe landing or, if GPS isn't also scrambled, return to a known location.

The interactants in a speech situation treat that situation as embodying aspects of the social order – as having certain potential in terms of which their own acts of meaning will be interpreted and valued.

"In those situations, treating them with kindness and respect and giving them compliments… is sometimes a good thing to do".

Other times, as in the case of Kelly Thomas, officers who might not have sufficient training for these situations treat the chronically mentally ill like criminals who need to be detained by any means necessary.

Doctors are problem-solvers in much the same way consultants have to be: examining an issue (cluster of symptoms), diagnosing the problem (illness) and designing a plan to help rectify the situation (treat or perhaps cure disease).

That said, too many players in the orchestra reacted to the challenges and frustrations of the situation by treating City Ballet as if it were just another gig.

The solution: Gary from DC was among the first to solve the base situation by treating the car as a dot.

Dentists face this challenging situation while treating patients with orofacial malignancies, trauma, burns, Plummer-Vinson syndrome or scleroderma that results in limited mouth opening.