Mike, however, can connect — through empathy, through blunt realism, through confrontation, through understanding.
There is, however, a caveat to the assumption that these cells develop through the confrontation with TCR agonist ligands at the DP stage: EYFP-positive CD8αα cells with relatively high levels of the HY transgenic TCR are also found among IEL in female transgenic mice where the HY ligand is not present.
He illustrates this through the confrontation of long-separated siblings over the sale of the family furniture.
This is the historical background why Korean liberals and nationalists took anticommunist position through the confrontation with communist independence movements rather than through struggles with feudal despotism.
A posterior distribution for both parameters and states is obtained through the confrontation of both models, following the Bayes theorem [28].
Yet what happens in Volker Schlöndorff's "Diplomacy" — an all-through-the-night confrontation between the two men, on the eve of the surrender — is essentially a fiction.
His early postings, beginning in 2003, promoted strengthening Islam in North America through nonviolent confrontations.
Greenpeace, international organization dedicated to preserving endangered species of animals, preventing environmental abuses, and heightening environmental awareness through direct confrontations with polluting corporations and governmental authorities.
Through it all, and through her confrontations with women at all stages of life, Mia slowly reconstitutes a self that is separate from the one merged with Boris.
Before Margaret Thatcher's era, the Tories had a penchant for muddling through, avoiding confrontations and sharp edges; they were conservators, not wreckers.
