0 pains felt by young people in the bones or joints (= places where two bones are connected) of their legs
1 the problems of a new organization or activity
2 emotional difficulties or confusion experienced by a young person during the time between being a child and an adult
3 temporary worries and problems experienced by an organization when it is new or becomes involved in a new activity
We will likely experience growing pains with these new requirements, given lack of both faculty and time to implement them as educational modules.
Bioenergetics modeling today: growing pains on the cutting edge.
These critiques are not just the growing pains of a maturing theory.
Much of bioethics' problems are politically charged growing pains, and the politics of ethics and ethical theory may obscure some important practical insights.
Organic farmers said that organic agriculture is expanding rapidly and is experiencing growing pains.
Blasphemers thus become individuals striving for expressive subjectivity only to find this removed from them by forms of moral authority themselves experiencing the growing pains of modernism.
Macromolecular electrostatics : continuum models and their growing pains.
It is not the only approach, neither does it provide a quick or easy panacea to eliminate the growing pains of developing racial harmony.
