This deer seems to be persistent in sticking around and for one specific reason only.
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Songs like "Afraid" accentuate the fearlessness it takes to be persistent in the face of imminent strife.
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One is to devise an escape plan, to be persistent in its execution and patient in the meantime.
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Rahn, Hernandez, and Daly's stories serve as a reminder to be persistent in receiving treatment for any medical concerns.
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And if you did not get what you paid for, you ought to be persistent in your attempts to get the money back.
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But I learned to be persistent in my pursuits and ultimately achieved many of those goals (I received the scholarship the third time around).
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"They continue to be persistent in their attack campaigns and continue to use similar tooling as in the past," the blog post says of Sofacy.
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"I want the person to know that we will be persistent in our efforts to identify you so that you are held accountable for your actions," Bond said.
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Realistic optimists, the author writes, believe they will succeed but also understand they have to strategize, put in effort, plan and be persistent in order to overcome any obstacles and get things done.
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A discontinuity might be persistent in dip direction but be not persistent perpendicular to the dip direction or vice versa.
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It will therefore be persistent in landfills. Eventually, it will find its way into water bodies and contribute to aquatic pollution.
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In the library, Arthur has a nightmare where Mrs. MacGrady is overworked from breakfast being served 24 hours a day; he awakes to find John Lewis sitting at the table with him. Lewis advises Arthur to be persistent in his protesting. After breakfast the next day, Arthur continues to sit at his table, starting a sit-in protest. Mrs.
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During this time Juli comforts him and the two become close. Herr Schwartz, disabled from the accident, comes to visit Erich and promises to take care of him. Erich agrees to this, deciding to leave when the summer break begins. Over the course of the story, Erich eventually falls in love with Juli, choosing to be persistent in his efforts even though Juli rebuffs him out of guilt for Thomas.
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He did many experiments on metabolism and he had his own viewpoints on epidemics. In order to improve his academic background in physiological chemistry, he attended a summer course in physiology at the Woods Hole University. During the summer camp, he met and lived with Eugene Markley Landis, an upperclassman. Eugene became one of Franklin Church Bing's friends and taught Bing to be persistent in his academic researchBing, F. C. (1979) Letter to D. Bearman.
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Second, economic activity can be hindered by both high and low interest rate levels. Third, human psychology and its unstable nature will limit the chance of reaching a stable equilibrium; high unemployment levels and low levels of interest could persist at the same time and indefinitely. Fourth, the movement of money between active and inactive balances creates business cycles, even though the amount of money is given. Lastly, unemployment is likely to be persistent in a monetary economy. Timlin’s work had significant policy implications within Canada.
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That Bell did not receive recognition in the 1974 Nobel Prize in Physics has been a point of controversy ever since. She helped build the Interplanetary Scintillation Array over two years and initially noticed the anomaly, sometimes reviewing as much as of paper data per night. Bell later said that she had to be persistent in reporting the anomaly in the face of scepticism from Hewish, who was initially insistent that it was due to interference and man-made. She spoke of meetings held by Hewish and Ryle to which she was not invited.
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Kozloff identifies other important aspects of nagging; for instance, non-compliance is necessary for the persuader to be persistent. In addition, the persuader will often change the initial requests words and paralinguistic cues as a strategic tactic to entice the target into complying with the request. Regarding compliance, behavioural noncompliance describes the situation that occurs when the person being nagged remains silent or agrees to complete the request, but later does not follow through. This strategy is employed to end the confrontation or interaction quickly without conflict, which is why it is common among spouses or partners.
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The next day at school, on Marge's suggestion, Lisa tells Ralph she is not ready to be romantic. Ralph asks his father Chief Wiggum for advice on romance and is told to be persistent in his approach to Lisa. He soon uses his position as the police chief's son to get her tickets to Krusty the Clown's upcoming 29th Anniversary Special, and a leading part for himself in the school's President's Day pageant (as George Washington), in which Lisa also stars as Martha Washington, which further annoys her. With Homer having convinced Lisa that nothing can go wrong at Krusty's show, Lisa and Ralph go together.
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In the clinical setting, the principal difficulties in differential diagnosis arise as a consequence of the very early age at which patients with this condition first present. The clinician must be persistent in examining abduction and adduction, and in looking for any associated palpebral fissure changes or head postures, when attempting to determine whether what often presents as a common childhood squint (note-"squint" is a British term for two eyes not looking in the same direction) is in fact Duane syndrome. Fissure changes, and the other associated characteristics of Duane's such as up or down shoots and globe retraction, are also vital when deciding whether any abduction limitation is the result of Duane's and not a consequence of VI or abducens cranial nerve palsy. Acquired Duane's syndrome is a rare event occurring after peripheral nerve palsy.
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