The government gets used to this kind of U.S. behavior.
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Believe it or not, one never gets used to such beauty.
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That data gets used to allocate research funding and make decisions about design.
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"Anyone who gets used to losses should give up on life," Williams said.
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By the time I was done—your body gets used to something like that.
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I'll be singing it all summer so I hope everyone gets used to it.
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"Physiologically, your body gets used to the higher temperatures throughout the summer," she added.
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That's the gist of the "artificial intelligence" that gets used to describe these efforts.
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"You get diminishing returns over time, because the body gets used to routine," she says.
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That biomethane is what gets used to heat our municipal buildings and power our trucks.
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But as she gets used to the climate of maternity her own piercing wail abates.
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The term "Bernie Bro" gets used to refer to separate ideas in the presidential campaign.
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The critical part is predictive text, which improves as it gets used to a particular individual.
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Headaches can also occur as the brain gets used to burning fat instead of glucose for fuel.
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Just because he's royal, that doesn't mean he ever gets used to the public's adoration for him.
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Agreement or disagreement, rage or joy: it all gets used to draw a monetizable picture of us.
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"It's better he gets used to it," she said as her son climbed a gazebo railing nearby.
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On average, expect about three difficult nights, before your baby gets used to the new time zone.
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Physical dependence is when the body gets used to having the substance and only functions normally with it.
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As the United States gets used to this surreal new normal, many parts of Europe are already there.
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Yet no sooner does the eye gets used to that shape than a new formation starts to coalesce.
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Dr. Kashiwadani said that with continuous exposure, the olfactory system gets used to the odor and responds less.
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"Your body gets used to the hits," the Patriots' Tom Brady told a sports radio show last month.
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One reason for this could be the fact that when we lie, our brain actually gets used to it.
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Skeptics in Congress amplify those debates to undermine the science because they don't like how it gets used to write legislation.
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Some of the data you provide by using the app gets used to feed you targeted workouts and other fitness-related content.
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If everybody gets used to just using modified web apps, what's to stop them from switching to a Chromebook or (heaven forbid) Windows?
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But in the end, everyone gets used to everything, and whatever complaints inevitably pop up following Instagram's announcement will likely soon go away.
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"It's the phone equivalent of hearing the fans spin up loudly whenever your Mac's CPU gets used to its actual potential," he says.
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Once a person gains weight and keeps that weight on for a period of time, the body gets used to its new, larger size.
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If the opponent never gets used to one repeated attack coming at him, he won't make adjustments to deal with it and open himself up.
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If one person rules for an enormous amount of time, he gets used to power and begins to see people and see the country differently.
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"As with anything we physically and mentally do, our body gets used to certain habits, and this is no different when we sleep," Ria said.
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"If your children gets used to sweetness, it's going to be almost impossible to get them to drink milk or plain water," Dr. Harris said.
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A tool like Degreed gets used to what employees want to learn, and starts to spot skills gaps inside a company that need to be filled.
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It takes the eyes a bit of time to adjust, but once the viewer gets used to the blue landscape, Riaza's attention to detail is evident.
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It's a challenge, but not one that will eat up your life or put too much stress on your body as it gets used to running.
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Going to bed early will probably just mean more hours of inner turmoil, since your body gets used to falling asleep and waking up at specific times.
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In other words, if an individual believes that an encounter with a ghost is a possibility, then ghosts may become the explanation that gets used to resolve uncertainty.
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That's the premise behind allergy shots: they deliver small amounts of the proteins in pollen, pet dander, or insect stings, so the allergic body gets used to them.
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By saving the extra money from this year's tax cut before he gets used to spending it, he said he will not feel like he is depriving himself.
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She quickly gets used to taking on that role whenever she's in the past, working in Rufus's plantation house and surrendering her few possessions with steadily decreasing complaints.
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But the first episode also leans on "Murphy gets used to technology" jokes, as if she had been not just retired but frozen in a block of ice.
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Another possibility, Oishi suggests, is an idea known as hedonic adaptation: "One gets used to what one has, and one's desires increase as one's income level increases," he says.
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"Once she gets used to the kids, she can drag her leash around and if she does happen to do something inappropriate, you can reel her back in," says Haussmann.
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Leckie says that with diaper dogs there is no worrying about rushing home to take the dog out, and once the dog gets used to it, it's easier all around. .
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If you do the same thing over and over, and you don't increase the weight or anything like that, your body gets used to and doesn't need to get sore.
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As you probably know, it's common for your breasts to get bigger during and after pregnancy as your body prepares for (and then gets used to) the whole breastfeeding thing.
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As an example, Hwaean society's gender pronouns (his, hers, eirs and its) don't flow as well as the "universal her" of the earlier stories, though one gets used to them.
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As in a conventional nuclear reactor, splitting the nuclei of a nuclear fuel—a process known as fission—produces heat, which gets used to turn a turbine to generate electricity.
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Absolutely. Your name gets used to push other things, something you said might get used to frame or to reinforce or put another spin on a narrative someone needs to create.
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"One property of highly addictive drugs like this is that the body gets used to them and needs more over time," Primack, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"If a kid gets used to drinking Kool-Aid instead of water, they are always going to prefer a sugary beverage," said Ms. Harris, who was not involved in the study.
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I don't like the smell: Surgeons seem to cauterize everything they cut, and burning flesh has an acrid odor, but either it doesn't last or my nose gets used to it.
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The episode featured just a phone, powered by software that understands what it's looking at, that nonetheless gets used to reduce people to a face on a screen and a numerical figure.
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Kansas City's offense may be fairly inconsistent as Patrick Mahomes gets used to the starting quarterback job, but the strong-armed Mahomes should not have to worry about overthrowing many players this year.
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But as the Prince of Darkness gets used to domestic bliss, his former partner, Detective Chloe Decker (Lauren German), receives a warning that "evil shall be released" when the Devil finds his first love.
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As global growth weakens and the world gets used to what looks like a protracted trade war between the U.S. and China, the question of the lack of good jobs is not going away.
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There is a school of thought that maintains that, if you use the same products for too long, your skin gets used to the ingredients and you don't reap the same benefits as you once did.
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When the courier rings the customer's doorbell, a notification gets sent to the August app, and if you are not physically there to let the courier in, the code gets used to drop off the package.
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His expertise on trade with China will be especially useful as Beijing gets used to a president who in speeches at electoral rallies made America's large trade deficit with China one of his favourite rallying cries.
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This means that in the short term, the winners are likely to be those who prioritize measurement and adaptation of the player experience, while the world gets used to having this technology in their everyday lives.
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"Whenever a new program is implemented there's a period of transition and adaptation by the market, until it gets used to the new rules and signals given by the central bank," Sandleris said in La Nacion.
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The Clintons' priority is that he does not do anything that distracts from her agenda or overshadows her as the country gets used to having a former president (and a man) in the role of first spouse.
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"You might think, O.K., the founder dies, someone takes over, the first one or two years there's a bit of mess until everyone gets used to the new leadership, and then the firm bounces back," he said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Gates and Warren Buffett on Friday expressed optimism that the United States will move ahead as a nation, even as it works through political differences and gets used to the new Trump administration.
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Amazon is in the business of changing customer habits: once a shopper gets used to buying goods from Amazon, usually after joining its "Prime" free delivery programme, that shopper is likely to buy more and more goods from Amazon.
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Nikola, which just this week filed a patent lawsuit against Tesla, says that its trucks are supposed to get anywhere from 500 to over 1,000 miles on a full tank of hydrogen fuel, which gets used to power an electric motor.
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While it can cause a slowing down of speeds in the short term (while your device gets used to where each site is again), over the longer term it can mean faster browsing because out-of-date entries are minimized.
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Basically, what this means is that as your body gets used to having a period, your period might change from month to month — you might go without a period for a month or a few months, your period might last two days one month and seven the next, and you might see spotting in between periods.
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All that hard-edged practicality is encapsulated in the word ''tactical,'' which in E.D.C. branding is meant to suggest that you could use your toiletry bag on a manhunt across the Bactrian plain, and otherwise gets used to describe subdued greens and no-nonsense blacks, fibers and polymers from Cordura to Zytel, the MOLLE webbing that allows everything imaginable to clip, snap or strap to a bag with modular efficiency.
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The CIA isn't the only intelligence agency working on this kind of exploit, and it's a good bet that both the NSA and its adversaries in Russia and China have far more sophisticated ways to crack a smart TV. As the industry gets used to voice commands and on-screen Skype calls, microphones have become a standard feature, making it increasingly difficult to find a television that isn't vulnerable to this kind of attack.
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Though she is scared of him at first, the water strider soon gets used to the presence of the spider.
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Yvonne Kroonenberg (born 31 May 1950) is a Dutch psychologist and author. Her best known book is Alles went behalve een vent ("One gets used to anything, except a guy").
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The caregiver finds it natural to help. The patient gets used to this help. The challenge for the caregiver is to know where to draw the line. Caregiver's are naturally giving and helpful people.
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Gradually, the mind gets used to this kind of visions, and the mental focus is sustained. With practice, the visions/experience becomes so deep that the person starts considering himself a part of the experience rather than considering himself an observer.
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Gradually, he gets used to the idea. As soon as Mark moves into their house, Annie becomes pregnant. Sam moves into Alicia's house only to find that he really isn't welcome there. He begins to take part-time college classes.
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In the end, Hà's family figures out that unfortunately, her father had died while in North Vietnamese hands. Hà then gets used to living in the U.S and her family celebrates the new year. She prays for good things to happen to her and her family.
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George left the series when he returned to Darren after Heather's death. George returned to EastEnders on 7 July 2014, to visit Shirley. Joshua Jacobs portrayed George Trott between 2009 and 2012. After George is born, Darren gets used to having a son and continues to provide for him.
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Greta is a beautiful bartender who wishes to become a famous singer. The friends are hopeful that they will meet again by Christmas. Wilhelm and Friedhelm witness some early victories as the German army advances toward Moscow. Charlotte gets used to seeing blood as she works near the front-line.
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Mukhtar gradually gets used to his guide, though with some problems, he completed his studies. Mukhtar's service begins. Dog predominantly engages in household cases. Crimes solved with the use of Mukhtar, though small, but in large quantities; as a result, the amount of theft, "returned" by Mukhtar, exceeds 3 million pre-reform Soviet rubles.
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A youthful female filmmaker wants to film the private life of an ordinary person and starts following "Guy". He is irritated about this girl following him and tries to get rid of her, but she does not stop. Eventually he gets used to the girl with the camera and even attempts to become involved with her.
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The story is about Makoto, a young witch from Yokohama, who moves to Hirosaki, Aomori to live with relatives as part of her training. What follows is Makoto's daily life as she gets used to her new environment. Her relatives and the new friends she makes there are introduced to the customs and peculiarities of witchcraft.
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He tells her this business is only about fantasy and nowadays everything is for sale, including fantasy fulfillment. His payment enables her to pay bills and to have a little party. She continues to meet men for money and Joe becomes a regular. But while she gets used to the money she doesn't get used to what she has to do for it.
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Kotaku praised the game's quick and easy take on the shooter genre along with the game's visuals and clever enemy design. Its only criticism was that sometimes controls can feel sluggish. Ars Technica also queried an initial controller lag, but stated that the player soon gets used to it. It also went on to praise the game's price and replay value.
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Arjun, after marriage, continues to treat Anu as a friend and things are smooth until he starts working in Anu's father Paulraj's (M. S. Bhaskar) toilet manufacturing factory as a quality control checker. Arjun hates this job, but gets used to it. One day, he met Meera (Vani Bhojan), his school senior and childhood crush, who now works as an assistant film director.
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While the first murder he commits drives Amir almost crazy with guilt, slowly he gets used to it and even starts enjoying it. Theirs is a war with no victors, a battle that has no glory. Amidst the lies of a logical life, sometimes the only truth is in madness, in losing control. Finally, Kapoor and Aamir manage to corner Karmali at his sister's wedding.
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Bickersdyke is angry at Psmith, but powerless. Psmith continues to cultivate Mr Rossiter, and Mike gets used to his work. After a while, a new man starts, and Mike is moved on to the Cash Department, under Mr Waller. One day, hearing Psmith call Mike "Comrade", Waller reveals that he is an ardent socialist, and Psmith agrees to come and hear him speak, dragging Mike along.
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She is voiced by Rachel Ware. Nani's horse is Sunburst, a generally calm and polite palomino Paint gelding with yellow highlights. He cannot stand to wear saddles and prefers to be ridden bareback, though he gets used to saddles eventually. Like their owners, he at first starts out on bad terms with Pepper, but the two eventually become friends, and he later begins to show great concern for her well-being.
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Over the next few months, Charlie continues to see Dot and she gets used to having him around. It is revealed that Nick is alive, though Charlie and Yvonne have staged his death. Yvonne asks Charlie to stop seeing Dot, as she thinks that Nick has tracked them down. He agrees to go to Ireland with her, but later decides to move in with Dot, implying that Yvonne has left alone.
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As he settles in the new place he feels at home and ease. Soon he gets used to a new routine in his life but just as he thinks that life can't be more perfect he starts experiencing certain disturbances. He starts seeing things in his room which defy the human mind. At first he doesn’t take it seriously but soon they intensify in their hostility with each new day.
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In the initial episodes, Hibiki would run away from Dita every time she came after him, finding her very annoying. He even screamed at her, getting her to leave him alone, for which he indirectly apologizes to her later. Eventually, Hibiki gets used to being around Dita, often helping her out on board the Nirvana. He also falls in love with Dita's cooking and eventually with Dita herself.
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Jerry, tired of Tom's repeated attempts to harm him, gets mad and leaves the house to join a space program. Tom tries to convince Jerry to stay, but to no avail. While Jerry is tested for the space program, Tom becomes so distraught that he becomes an old alcoholic. However, he falls asleep in a large hose that then gets used to fill a rocket Jerry is in with rocket fuel.
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While visiting Moscow for Kitty's confinement, Levin quickly gets used to the city's fast-paced, expensive and frivolous society life. He accompanies Stiva to a gentleman's club, where the two meet Vronsky. Levin and Stiva pay a visit to Anna, who is occupying her empty days by being a patroness to an orphaned English girl. Levin is initially uneasy about the visit, but Anna easily puts him under her spell.
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It is based in part on "Boro, the Caterpillar", a story idea which Hayao Miyazaki considered working on prior to the start of production on Princess Mononoke. The short film's main character is a diving bell spider who seems to have fallen in love with a water strider. Although she is scared of him at first, the water strider soon gets used to the presence of the spider.
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The film follows the young boy Eda Souček and his extended family during World War II. The family has to move to his family's home in the countryside home because Eda's father refuses to Heil in his job. Eda makes new friends and gets used to life in village. He also meets his uncle who is known as Vlk. Vlk doesn't get along with rest of the family because he tried to strangle his mother.
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Meursault is now incarcerated, and explains his arrest, time in prison, and forthcoming trial. His general detachment makes living in prison tolerable, especially after he gets used to the idea of being restricted and unable to have sex with Marie. He passes the time sleeping, or mentally listing the objects he owned in his apartment. At the trial, the prosecuting attorney portrays Meursault's quietness and passivity as demonstrating guilt and a lack of remorse.
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Michael Crider of Digital Trends said that once the user gets used to the button layout, the actions are "quick and responsive." Matthew Buzzi of PC Magazine also believed that the user would like it if they play MOBAs, but if not, another mouse might be a better option. He also asserted that the Naga Hex v2 is reliable and well made. Kane Fulton from Techradar listed the Naga Hex v2 as one of the ten best gaming mice.
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Some users have reported a strange hissing noise during heavy usage of the phone. CNET reports it as "faint buzzes and hums coming from the backside". The Daily Telegraph speculates that the iPhone 7's new A10 Fusion processor is the source of the noise, linking to tweets that compare the phone's hissing sound to "hearing the fans spin up loudly whenever your Mac’s CPU gets used to its actual potential." The issue has been referred to as Hissgate.
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At the third Japanese Academy Awards in 1980, Galaxy Express 999 won the Popularity award for film. Variety referred to the film as an "attractive Japanese animated sci-fi feature" , but noted that "working in a limited animation format, the chief drawback of which is limited movement [...], the film does boast beautifully-colored, elaborate designs. Once one gets used to the lack of fluid, full animation, the imaginative visuals are impressive" and that "pic deserves a second look".
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An older Scania L60 stake bed truck - not all offerings are of new vehicles. There are similarities in marketing and relationships with other model companies in the 1980s like Gescha/Conrad Models and Cursor Models, who produced similar promotional models for truck and automobile companies. The collector gets used to seeing the same style silver and black boxes whether the model was produced by NZG or Cursor. Also, some NZG Models are also marketed under the Conrad name.
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When Charlie accidentally goes into the outside world, he collapses and wakes up in a hospital. He is then sent to a foster home. With the help of his foster family and a psychologist, he tries to get over his psychological trauma and get used to the outside world. Charlie eventually gets used to the outside world, but still in fear of his nightmares that his dad will one day take him from his foster family.
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In the kingdom of Charak, a celebration is taking place for the coronation of Prince Kassim. But Kassim's evil stepmother, Zenobia, places a curse on him and turns Kassim into a baboon just as he was going to be crowned Caliph. Sinbad, sailor and Prince of Baghdad, moors at Charak, intent on seeking permission from Prince Kassim to marry Kassim's sister, Princess Farah. He quickly gets used to the city and its people, but finds it under curfew.
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Believing that London and companions from London had become a cliché and the audience had become bored with it, Moffat set the episode in the fictional village of Leadworth. Moffat, a Scot, debated whether to locate the episode in a village in Scotland. He ultimately decided on England, in keeping with the notion of Amelia as an unconventional girl. Throughout the episode, the Doctor behaves erratically, as he gradually gets used to his new body and tastes while developing a new personality.
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He likes cocoa, peaches, sweets (he usually puts five teaspoons of sugar in cocoa and tea), and sleep; he dislikes mornings, baths, alarms, carrots, and green peppers. He also pouts when people are ignoring him. At the beginning of their journey together he treats Rahzel coldly as nuisance but gradually gets used to her. When Serateed decides to take Rahzel home Baroqueheat understands and agrees but Alzeid seeing that Rahzel is not opposing her father, angrily decides to go with her.
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The two attempted a romantic relationship, but Jason later notes that "[they] just friend-zoned each other". However, he considers her a dear friend, and narrates that if he ever gets used to Koriand'r kissing him, to shoot him. It's soon revealed that Koriand'r is Commander of a Spaceship named Starfire, the crew consisting of slaves she helped free when she herself escaped slavery. The Starfire has returned to earth for Kory because that Tamaran has been taken over by The Blight, a parasitic alien race.
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The "solitary fairies" (which includes leprechauns) love to play tricks on others, especially on the snobbish "trooping" fairies. The leprechauns and the trooping fairies have been enemies for ages, but the Grand Banshee (Whoopi Goldberg) has decreed that they must stop fighting each other. Jack gets used to the little people he shares the house with, because they help him to get to know Kathleen. Jack offers to drive Kathleen's cart for her in a beach race because she's not allowed to on account of her gender.
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Of course, there are squabbles, but there is also fun and laughter as Roxanna gets used to Kitty's presence. The series, which had been recorded in a week in March, was broadcast in 24 episodes during July 2009. During the autumn of 2009 a spin-off web-based series was introduced where viewers could follow two characters from Andra Avenyn - Kim Dahlberg (Jonas Bane) and Nathalie Andersson-Offerdahl (Ida Linnertorp). You follow them in this series, and see who they socialise with in Andra Avenyn.
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One night at the Cafe Americano, Jacky runs into old flame Flaco Jimenez and is introduced to Flaco's new first mate, El Feo. As they talk, it is revealed that Captain Hudson let a ship-jumper on board the Dolphin, who gathered information for the Spanish. Jaimy and the Dolphin crew soon meet up with Jacky, who has spent her time preparing for cockfighting matches. Jacky gets ready for her first descent using the diving bell; Tink makes Jacky some swim fins and she gets used to the diving bell's design.
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After seeing the kids at the Elmore Tenjuin mansion, he figures out how to control his PSI. Yoshina slowly gets used to his power and is constantly thinking of ways to get stronger. As a result, Yoshina has refined his power to the point where it can be used offensively and defensively. Yoshina begins training in the fourth ability of PSI, "Nova", which combines all three PSI abilities of "Enhance", "Blast", and "Trance" in order to surpass the usual limits and achieve a great power boost than other PSI users.
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Alles went behalve een vent ("One gets used to anything, except a guy"), published in 1998 ()), translated into German in 2001 as Man gewöhnt sich an alles, nur nicht an einen Mann (). The book is a collection of columns highlighting idiosyncrasies of all sorts of men - equally making fun of typical reactions of women to such male behaviour. The book was a hit in the Netherlands and Flanders in the 1990s, for its unusual approach: Kroonenberg's blunt, funny depictions of typical male vs. female situations bridged the gender gap rather than exacerbated that divide.
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At Worcestershire, Arthur, nicknamed Artie, is relentlessly bullied and made fun of by everyone, most notably the popular Lancelot. He is at first unsure when confronted with the trials of being king, but gets used to the idea and manages to convince people to his way of thinking when he defends and saves Shrek from the fairy tale villains. After Prince Charming's defeat, Shrek gives him the choice to do so. then Artie puts the crown on his head and begins his reign as King of Far Far Away.
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Matool apologizes for freaking out, seeing that Sassy is very sensitive. After a few days, during which Matool gets used to his new surroundings, and after a few fights with zombies lurking outside, Nathan and Matool become fast friends, and Matool is shown a shed behind the house where Nathan keeps a naked female zombie that he likes to "look at", prompting Matool to remark "Yeah, she'd be pretty fucking hot if she weren't decomposing." Shortly thereafter, a small group of soldiers arrive in the rain. Two are carrying a third, who is badly injured.
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The nameless narrator lives in an isolated tin house situated on a windswept sandy plain, miles from his nearest neighbours whom he meets infrequently. He is quite happy in his lonely self-sufficiency until unexpectedly a woman, Mary Petrie, comes to live with him. Unsettled at first, the narrator gradually gets used to the companionship. Then news comes of a new community being established on the edge of the plain by a charismatic, yet enigmatic figure who is digging a canyon and gaining more and more followers to his revolutionary cause.
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Eric Pollard (Chris Chittell) makes a bid for the church, but after a sit-in protest, Eric withdraws his offer. Bishop George warns Ashley that it is only a matter of time before the church is sold and Ashley gets used to the idea of moving to a different parish. However, Mark (Maxwell Caulfield) and Natasha Wylde (Amanda Donohoe) announce they have purchased the church and return it to the community, with Ashley and Laurel paying rent. Ashley is asked to captain a local cricket team against his rival, Reverend Vincent Spode (Antony Byrne).
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Royal Wedding Disaster is a 2016 children's novel written and illustrated by Meg Cabot and the sequel of From the Notebooks of a Middle School Princess, spinoff of the author's popular young adult fiction series, The Princess Diaries. The book was released on May 10, 2016 and follows Olivia, Princess Mia Thermopolis's bi-racial half sister as she gets used to her new school in Genovia and prepares for her sister's wedding. It was published April 21, 2017 in the United Kingdom as Bridesmaid-in-Training by Macmillan Children's Books.
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One of these models of addiction proposes that over the usage course of a drug there is a habituation to the rewarding that it produces at the initial stages. This habituation is thought to be dopamine mediated. With long-term administration of L-dopa the reward system gets used to it and needs higher quantities. As the user increases drug intake there is a loss of dopaminergic receptors in the striatum which acts in addition to an impairment in goal-direction mental functions to produce an enhancement of sensitization to dopamine therapy.
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Beaver looks forward to his first football game. Ward is glad Beaver signed up for football, but the first game ends poorly when Beaver is tricked into passing the ball to a kid on the opposing team, whom Beaver remembered as a friend from summer camp. When Beaver celebrates his birthday, where guests eat cake and play spin the bottle, he is presented with the new bicycle, as well as a computer. On the first day of school, five days later, Ward and June tell Wally to accompany Beaver for a few days while Beaver gets used to riding his bicycle to school.
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When asked if she shares any similarities to her character, Mulkerrin admitted that Cleo was smarter than she was, as Mulkerrin is the ditzy member of her friendship group. But she said that they were both sensible and would stay home to revise, while they were in school. The actress also thought Cleo was very different to her sisters, and said that while Cleo loves them, they would often bicker. A writer for the official Hollyoaks website commented that Cleo slowly gets used to living in a house full of "alpha females" and branded her "a drama-free McQueen".
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He was a contestant on the first and third seasons of NBC's Last Comic Standing where, as per the Arizona Daily Star, he came to be "best known for his sarcastic humor as a battling comedian". In a July 2003 People report, Mordal shared his views about the show: "“Ten comics living in a house together. [...] It’s just going to be a matter of time before either everybody gets used to it or somebody snaps and kills somebody." He was fourth eliminated in the first season after losing in a head-to-head competition to Dat Phan, the eventual winner of Last Comic Standing season 1.
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Interest in these alternative organizational structures reflect the increased demands on leaders in schools and changes in the demands on educational organizations, and the term "distributed leadership" gets used to represent this. Some worry that this overlap in usage results in a watering down of ideas or rebranding of old ideas in new terms. A distinction that helps unravel the mixed usage is to distinguish between distributed leadership as a conceptual or analytical framework versus distributed leadership as a normative or practical framework. Taking an analytical perspective is to understand leadership activities as a product of the interactions amongst leaders, followers, and the situation.
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Once the wild horse gets used to his hands near the head, ears and neck, the cowboy ties a rope halter on its head. The next step is to introduce a loose halter, fitted without a bridle and bit and finally, a blanket and saddle on the half-broken steed. The cowboy mounts the rearing, high-spirited mustang, and driving through the open corral, rides rapidly at break-neck speed across the Alberta Rocky Mountain Foothills, until his mount is finally able to get used to his rider. The cowboy reins in the charging steed, slowing the gait to a trot, finally heading back to the ranch.
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An infant that is used to feeding at the breast and gets switched to a bottle cannot use the same technique as latching on to the breast. An infant who gets used to nipple on a bottle and fast-flowing milk can have trouble making the transition. Nipple confusion or nipple preference may occur when an infant switches from the breast to an artificial feeding method before the proper breastfeeding routine is established. Young infants who are exposed to artificial teats or bottle nipples might find the switch back and forth from bottle to breast a little tricky as the feeding mechanism of both breasts and bottle differ.
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To avoid gossip, the family move to the (fictional) industrial town of Milton, Darkshire, in the north of England. Thanks to his friend, Mr. Bell (Brian Protheroe), Mr. Hale is able to find a house and gains employment as a private tutor. One of his pupils is local mill-owner John Thornton (Richard Armitage), who gets off to a bad start with Margaret when she witnesses him beating a worker whom he has caught smoking in the mill, thus endangering all the workers. Gradually, Margaret gets used to Thornton, but his mother Hannah (Sinéad Cusack) and sister Fanny (Jo Joyner) disapprove of her, believing her haughty and alien to the customs of the North.
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Throughout the series, Sam insults him, causes physical harm to him, or pulls pranks on him without hesitation, and also insults any girl who is attracted to him. But they both care for each other. Freddie gradually gets used to this so much so that in "iKiss", he stated that "his life would feel too weird if she didn't make him miserable all the time" and kisses Sam after they mutually compromise to "get their first kiss over with". In "iReunite With Missy", Sam asks for Freddie's help and when Carly finds out she says to Freddie, "You care about Sam" which shows that despite her constant abuse, he sees her as a good friend.
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Stacey also tells Ryan that he is Lily's father, and although he initially refuses to acknowledge her, he later bonds with her and gets used to the idea of being a father while Janine and Stacey are arrested on a night out. Upset with this, Janine attempts to sabotage his relationship with Stacey, but her actions inadvertently cause them to realise their growing attraction to each other. Max's daughter Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa) becomes angry at Max for never mentioning Bradley, leading to his confessing that he knows Bradley did not kill Archie. Lauren starts to suspect Max as he has become violent towards other people, but he tells her he promised to look after the real killer, who is no longer a danger.
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Through voice-over narration, Najla, a sheltered girl from an aristocratic Muslim family in Damascus, retells her desire to go to college and her traditional family's grudging acquiescence. Najla immediately feels out of place when she arrives at the Beirut College for Women and witnesses the lack of formality, the democratic milieu of a student body composed of girls from all religions and nationalities, the easy camaraderie between girls and boys, and the outgoing personality of her roommate, a Lebanese Christian orphan named Suad who has been raised by her grandmother. Najla immerses herself in her studies and slowly gets used to fellowship activities with the other students. Najla is again perturbed when the girls travel to a village to help doctors attend to the sick and needy.
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In the context of the Internet, the proponents argue that a user who gets used to the "fast lane" on the Internet would find the "slow lane" intolerable in comparison, greatly disadvantaging any provider who is unable to pay for the "fast lane". Video providers Netflix and Vimeo in their comments to FCC in favor of net neutrality use the research of S.S. Krishnan and Ramesh Sitaraman that provides the first quantitative evidence of adaptation to speed among online video users. Their research studied the patience level of millions of Internet video users who waited for a slow- loading video to start playing. Users who had a faster Internet connectivity, such as fiber-to-the-home, demonstrated less patience and abandoned their videos sooner than similar users with slower Internet connectivity.
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This strain is symbolized by an additional energy bar which automatically refills over time but can also be replenished by using special items. All implants can be managed separately but it is also possible to create four groups of implants that will be activated or deactivated at once. For example, the player is able to create one group consisting of increased accuracy and a higher zoom level which could be utilized for long-distance combat and another one consisting of slow motion and increased movement speed for close combat. At first the efficiency of the implants is rather low and the strain very high but over the course of the campaign Logan gets used to them which results in him being able to use them for longer and gain higher bonuses.
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J is not fond of K's diminutive references to him (son, sport, slick, kid, etc.), but gets used to it. In his various adventures, he encounters Frank the Pug, the dog who is really an alien; finds out that Jeebs, the pawn store owner is actually an alien, not just a buyer of stolen goods from chain snatchers like he originally thought when he was a detective; and delivers a baby squid like alien. Their first official mission is to stop an alien bug from leaving Earth with a tiny galaxy before the Arquillians (who demand the return of the galaxy) disintegrate the planet. During the final confrontation with the bug, K is swallowed by it in an attempt to get his gun back, leaving J to keep him on Earth.
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She sings: The storm is in my eyes, I want to turn back time/ We were kids and we loved each other so much, I remember when we hugged. In this phrase she reveals that her love was from her childhood, and the pain all the more so dreadful for her soul. Later, she meditates and gets used to this sweet pain, and as she sings in a gondola, she tries to understand what was wrong in their relationship; next to a fountain sheltered, the ladylove prays to the God with all of her heart to turn back time, to live again with this lover that change her life forever. The next scene follows Paula walking and touching the old columns, singing, and thinking that some day, her love, will come back.
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He is also extremely racist, homophobic and ignorant towards the general culture and any human right. His only reference point is women who loves him and he uses them as simple household objects, demanding with strength that his wife Carmen gets used to his concubine (roughly called "Thing") that he has decided to stay at his residence together with the small family. Cetto's son Melo will be sorely tried by these cruel treatment, especially when the father, in order to not to end up in jail, sends his child instead, telling him unceremoniously that the prison is a training place for young people, almost better than a university. What is most surprising in the film of Cetto's character is the fact that he wants to run for mayor of the small town to avoid ending up in jail.
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In the summer of 1987, he returned to England and signed with PortsmouthAmerican gets used to life in English soccer Houston Chronicle – Sunday, September 13, 1987 (then newly promoted to the First Division) on the recommendation of Peter Osgood. Making his First Division debut for the club away at Oxford United in a 4–2 defeat on August 15, 1987. During the 1987–88 season, Kerr made a first team total of four league and two cup game appearances together with a 3-month loan spell at then Fourth Division club, Peterborough United. During one of those first team appearances for Portsmouth, Kerr was to make English Football League history when on September 19, 1987 while on the field of play as a replacement in a First Division away fixture at Watford, he became the first substitute to be likewise, substituted.
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Kushal agrees to leave, but instead of money he says he wants to take away with him their Bastu-Shaap—a snake or a curse that lives in a household and yet is not killed or warded off despite being a potential danger to everyone in the house, since everyone gets used to it. He says this is the least he can do for the family before he departs without completing his project. He asks to take with him The Lotus, which Arjun confesses to have never liked, although Bonya always refused to give it away. He privately also asks Antara to leave Arjun and Bonya alone in their house and come with him to an NGO to take care of orphan children—a place that would fulfil her need to be a motherly figure while leaving Arjun and Bonya to resume a normal family.
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McDull finds it hard to fit in, being ostracized by his peers at the academy due to being a Hong Konger. However, a mysterious Brother Panda (Anthony Wong) encourages him to get closer and make new friends with his peers. McDull eventually gets used to being liked by his friends, but when news of a prestigious martial arts competition, the International Kindergarten Martial Arts Competition, is to take place, nearly all of the students consider leaving the academy, McDull included. On the way down the mountain (as the mountain itself has no modern conveniences), McDull intends to call his mother to tell her that he was quitting the academy, but after a talk with the master's assistant (The Pancakes), McDull learns about his master's plight: the headmaster had been a martial arts prodigy, mastering all forms of Chinese martial arts before the age of 20.
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R. Conteras, "How the Concept of Development Got Started" University of Iowa Center for International Finance and Development E-Book Of the Sources of the General or Public Revenue of the Society: In his discussion of taxes in Book Five, Smith wrote: He also introduced the distinction between a direct tax, and by implication an indirect tax (although he did not use the word "indirect"): And further: This term was later used in United States, Article I, Section 2, Clause 3 of the U.S. Constitution, and James Madison, who wrote much of the Constitution, is known to have read Smith's book. Of War and Public Debts: Smith then goes on to say that even if money was set aside from future revenues to pay for the debts of war, it seldom actually gets used to pay down the debt. Politicians are inclined to spend the money on some other scheme that will win the favour of their constituents. Hence, interest payments rise and war debts continue to grow larger, well beyond the end of the war.
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Maya turns out to be roguish and enjoys her time with Anand, which he eventually gets used to by throwing a series of pranks on Anand, such as pretending to have trouble riding a horse and nearly getting in an accident, only to later reveal that she can perfectly ride a horse after Anand gets worried or when she is insisted by Anand to drive a car and she reveals she can't drive and rushing it across a populated street and nearly crashing it into the road when he persists her to try, only to reveal later that she knows how to drive perfectly and was simply messing with him. Anand plots to get back at her playfully and pranks her back by throwing her into a swimming pool, to which she heavily resists and warns Anand explaining that she cannot swim but Anand refuses to believe her thinking it's just another one of her elaborate pranks and leaves her in the water, however it turns out she wasn't lying and indeed couldn't swim. As a result, Anand comes back to see that Maya has drowned and Anand's life is completely shattered. He becomes traumatized, blaming himself for Maya's death.
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