Questioning Tactics

This pattern is amazingly powerful to challenge anyone s beliefs. If a person says, think I need to sleep on this before I make a decision , you could say, how do you know If they say it s just a feeling, you can say, How do you know it is just a feeling that tells you to wait Perhaps it is a feeling of anticipation because you really want it, right now. As you recognize it for what it is, NOW, don t you feel better  

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It will be seen that the molecule has an extremely regular structure and that questions of tacticity do not arise. The polymer is thus capable of crystallisation. 

Both polymers are linear with a flexible chain backbone and are thus both thermoplastic. Both the structures shown Figure 19.4) are regular and since there is no question of tacticity arising both polymers are capable of crystallisation. In the case of both materials polymerisation conditions may lead to structures which slightly impede crystallisation with the polyethylenes this is due to a branching mechanism, whilst with the polyacetals this may be due to copolymerisation. 

This example illustrates that when the resources and personalities of both sides remain fixed in a conflict, how well side X does over side Y does not necessarily scale monotonically with X s sensor capability. As one side is forced to assimilate more and more information (with increasing sensor range), there will inevitably come a point where the available resources will be spread too thin and the overall fighting ability will therefore be curtailed. Agent-based models such as EINSTein are well suited for providing insights into more operationally significant questions such as, How must X s resources and/or tactics (i.e., personality) be altered in order to ensure at least the same level of mission performance ... 

Krener and Mancina (1994) described five philosophical and tactical questions relevant to treating children and adolescents. Although these issues were described in the context of the use of psychotropic drugs, they are equally applicable to ECT. These in-... 

About 30 years before the war on terrorism became an urgent national preoccupation, another war was declared against an equally elusive and problematic enemy that was said to threaten the very fabric of our society. Like the war on terrorism, the war on drugs has raised many questions about the nature of the threat, the best ways to respond, and even whether the chosen tactics might be doing more harm than good. 

Later, we shall discuss several examples of the successful application of transient kinetics to the solution of enzyme mechanisms (Chapter 7) and to protein folding (Chapters 18 and 19). Here, we briefly describe some of the strategies and tactics used by the kineticist to initiate a transient kinetic study. On many occasions, steady state kinetics and other studies have set kineticists a well-defined and specific question to answer. At other times, they just wish to study a particular system to gather information. In both cases there is no substitute for... 

I read it with great interest [...] My impression is, however, that this expert report is an important contribution to a very important question which, since the Leuchter Report, needs to be answered urgently. [...] One can only very much hope that the well-known tactics of hushing up is not applied to your expert report, but that critical responses and comments will be made. Prof. Dr. Ernst Nolte, Historian, January 28,1992... 

Nevertheless, from 1915 to 1918 the Germans still held the initiative in most areas of chemical warfare. They did this through the introduction of new agents that allowed them to direct more systematic thought to the question of how the employment of gas might alter a tactical position. 

Aum Shrinrikyo s sarin nerve gas attack against Tokyo commuters led to a significant, and understandable, concern that terrorists might, from now onwards, use unconventional weapons. Certainly, if a tactic attracts widespread attention, other terrorists will usually want to imitate it.40 Three questions immediately present themselves then. Why would terrorists replicate Aum Shinrikyo s attack Who, among the spectrum of terrorist groups, would be the most likely to copy such an attack Why has the Aum Shinrikyo attack not been duplicated ... 

This nomenclature primarily answers three questions about the chemical entity (1) which polymers are combined, (2) principal modes of combination, and (3) the time sequence of reaction. Other items of information, such as weight proportions, molecular weights, morphology, tacticity, etc. can be included as ancillary items but will not be discussed in detail below. 

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