Příklady nod

• Past efforts to train physicians have emphasized a concept of professionalism with a predominant emphasis on autonomy and benefit (with a lesser nod to justice).

• Before the concert they give a few perfunctory nods or make no expression at all.

• For instance, agreeing and refusing can be expressed gesturally by nodding or shaking one's head.

• The poem also nods towards the bucolic realm in its use of the pathetic fallacy, where elements of nature are imbued with feeling.

• The book does nod in the direction of another very different sort of elucidation.

• The types of behaviors we included were : points or other waves to the object and head nods to the direction of the object.

• Moreover, though there are none of the tiresome, now seemingly obligatory nods in the direction of modish theorists, this is sophisticated narrative history.

• Presenters rely on jurors' nods, disapprovals, verbal reactions and other gestural cues as guides for tailoring their presentations.

• They also give at least a nod toward the notion that innate architectures coordinate readings of cost-benefit analyses of competing choices.

• They acknowledge the veterans carrying the flags, who stand quietly, nodding, growing weary of their burdens.

• Although there is always a nod toward this sort of diversity, the concentric circles model is not very good at dealing with it.

• Gesturally, adults sharply bob back their heads or nod rhythmically to infants, again presenting an exaggeration of head movements that conventionally signal affiliation in adults.

• Some group research interviews were undertaken, and when a summarising label was used by one resident, the others usually nodded in agreement.