Hopper's people are often alone, or in fraught, uncommunicative groupings of twos and threes, fastened into poses that seem indicative of distress.
It was a move that seemed indicative of a band a tad uncomfortable with its superstar status, but the goal was to ensure that what happened in the crowd was sometimes as much of a show as what happened on the stage. .
In our study, patients with the lowest baseline rSO2 values were at higher risk of further desaturation and were those who were most likely to reach an absolute reading of <50%, the level that seems to be indicative of cerebral ischemia and risk of neurologic complications [ 3, 14, 37].
It has, however, so far not been tested whether users are prone to mimic the artificial agent's behavior although this is a widely cited phenomenon of human human communication that seems to be especially indicative of the sociality of the situation.
"It seems indicative that the current economy will keep many of them in contact with the office even while away," said Leemor Amado, a consultant for the American Management Association, which conducted the survey and released its results last week.
As for the title, when I'm in the beginning stages of working on something I'll save it on my computer using three or four words that seem to be indicative of the direction I want the story to go.
So far, research had only shown that children with SM display characteristics that seem to be indicative of an inhibited temperament, including shyness [ 26, 27], low sociability [ 28], withdrawal and low adaptability [ 29].
This seems indicative of a fairly entrenched view that careers services (and by default, their practitioners) are narrow in outlook and limited in scope.
Such seems indicative of a large barrier to chemotherapy access that accounted well for between-group survival differences.
But in other places the approval for the mufti seems indicative of a deep despair born of a certainty that extremism has won.
