They are also forced to navigate rules about the exchange of game film that can turn their profession into a strange alchemy of dogged legwork of a detective and the backslapping of a car salesperson.
First and foremost, however, it highlights the large gaps in knowledge that make it difficult for parents, coaches, and physicians to navigate decisions about prevention and treatment.
A non-significant positive relationship indicates that PD related to contemporary teaching strategies may be helpful for teachers who struggle to navigate controversy about evolution in their classrooms and schools.
Students gave examples of new concepts they had learned that they felt helped them to navigate discussions about cultural difference: "It is fun to have a little background structure to think about things.
Methods that measure the tendency of larvae to aggregate near chemoattractants or net movement up chemoattractant gradients provide information about the overall tendency to navigate but not about the discrete decision-making processes that drive navigation.
He will have to navigate his canoe between about 20 pairs of poles hanging over the water, some upstream, some downstream, as quickly as possible.
I mean, is it easier to use a touchscreen to navigate Excel, or flip about Firefox?
Now that marriage is an option, happily cohabiting couples are having to navigate new questions about commitment, monogamy, finances and legal obligations that did not exist before.
The division foreshadowed new difficulties for Prime Minister David Cameron, the Conservative leader, as he tries to navigate sharp questions about his own relationship with Murdoch executives.
That's how harassment works most of the time: an invisible mental tax on women in the workplace, where they have to navigate and worry about some jerk's behavior in addition to their own.
