Her views were rigid in the extreme and she persisted in seeing worldwide communism as a monolithic structure long after its ideological and national tensions had become apparent in the Sino-Soviet split and developments in eastern Europe.
(Unit Manager: Unit 3704) While the intervention assisted in challenging staff views about rigid role specifications, encouraging nurses and support workers to facilitate activities, this was not sustained once the GetREAL intervention team had left.
For example, in trait theory (an approach toward the study of personality formation), personality disorders are viewed as rigid exaggerations of particular traits.
It is sometimes impossible to obtain an adequate laryngeal view during rigid endoscopic laryngoscopy.
Too often, nonprofits are viewed as rigid and bureaucratic -- less nimble and capable of adapting in this fluid environment than our corporate counterparts.
Second, Weigel criticizes "deeper currents in American culture" that tend to relegate "religion" to the private or subjective sphere, so that any truth or theological claims are viewed as "rigid" or "mindless".
This observed plasticity of normal tissue stem cells has implications for tissue organization in general, and the view of rigid differentiation hierarchies of cells must be revised in light of these findings.
Looking at it differently, (0.09), (0.16) and (0.22) units of (hitherto unknown) information from three aforementioned correlations (respectively), implied that newer information can still be unearthed; if proteins are considered as complex mesoscopic systems, instead of being viewed as rigid bodies.
In the USA-dominant culture, time is largely viewed in rigid, segmented, and linear terms.
The principles are not viewed as rigid rules or prohibitions, but provide a vocabulary and useful "warrants" during argumentation.
