British people's dry sarcasm works really well when confronting the times the more traditional parts of Islam come face-to-face with modern gay culture.
Staff The on-board crew were well-mannered, especially when confronted with a troublesome customer in the carriage.
This division of labor entails a well-known problem: When confronted with multiple objects, how does the visual system 'know' which features belong together in one object?
Jarris says he thinks states have done well with limited resources when confronted with unusual disease outbreaks, responding with supportive care, vector control programs, and public education to treat and reduce the spread of disease.
Even well-insured patients may reel when confronted with the $6,000 a year it takes on average to manage the disease (not counting the costs of such complications as heart disease, stroke, and liver and kidney damage).
Strategy is challenged every day, and only a strong leader can remain on course when confronted with well-intentioned ideas that would deviate from the company's strategy.
Resilient people tend to have well-developed self-efficacy and, when confronted with an obstacle, will see it as a hurdle to overcome rather than an insurmountable problem.
Our model predicts that the optimal strategy for a natural enemy when confronted with well-defended, novel hosts subtly depends on the fitness costs of the adaptations to host defenses and the spatial distribution of defended hosts.
The neuroscientific results are discussed in terms of the theoretical concepts of SP. When confronted with well-designed virtual reality (VR) scenarios, many people experience a subjective sense of actually being in the VR environment while transiently being unaware of the technology that delivers the stream of virtual input to the senses.
"Well," she said, as adults will when confronted with a kid's stupidity.
