n. rear part, esp. of a ship or boat. [Old Norse: related to *steer1]

... this technology As for the literature , the book “The Century COBOL . Programmer ” by the authors Nancy Stern , Robert A Stern and James P Ley is considered to be a recognized benchmark Introducing COBOL With ... (Programming Languages and Methods / Translation Theory)
... too much , such a glance will help put him .in his place Imperious look Stern look If you have tender , kind or watery eyes , try to. make ... ... you have tender , kind or watery eyes , try to. make your look stern This will give you credibility When someone attacks you , try not to blink ... (Body language)
... features , including for their static analysis The term “DP ” was introduced by the German psychologist V. Stern in “On the Psychology of Individual Differences ” The first . major representatives of the new direction ... (History of psychology)
... of psychology to the problems of production .and work activities , determined the birth of psychotechnics (the concept was. introduced by V Stern ) F Taylor (1856 - invented a system of intensification of activity for. expedient unification of production (Taylorism ... (History of psychology)
... will feel like a parent raising a disobedient child ., and may well confine himself to a stern warning without .writing a fine This tactic works in about half of the cases ... (Body language)
... of another (either positively or. negatively ) Game theory , developed by von Neumann and Morgen Stern , leads . us to an unexpected conclusion that in some games a.rational agent must act ... (Connection with other sciences and cultural phenomena)
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