I realized that I have to start making different decisions.
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It seems to me that women are making different choices.
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We would spend time before bed making different ones up.
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The Calment controversy has demographers and non-demographers making different claims.
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By 1910, there were 485 car companies, all making different designs.
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I saw Bloc Party, all these different people making different music.
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What's the difference between these, other than that you're making different shows.
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But it is also true that they could be making different choices.
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The film industry will literally never stop making different iterations of the story.
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Instead, Tung suggests making different iterations of your resume for different job positions.
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I likewise hope these government unions will start making different choices as well.
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Throughout our entire shoot, he rarely stopped moving, gesticulating or making different expressions.
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"We spent countless hours just making different Play-Doh models," Hachuel tells The Verge.
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"There are many others my age making different and as difficult monetary choices," Carroll said.
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What they said: They aren't making different security preparations than usual, at least for now.
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It's just eyes and brains making different calculations inside these breathtaking machines we call bodies.
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Those that responded said they aren't making different security preparations than usual, at least for now.
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Each group offered computer simulations of how many unseen asteroids would be spotted, making different assumptions.
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And within different communities, Gordon was comfortable with knowing — and making different images about different communities.
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"Making different versions of the same car costs money because it slows down production," said Brauer.
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Automakers desperately want to continue with a national policy to avoid making different cars for different states.
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This could either be through increasing power efficiency or by making different design decisions or trade offs.
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Just making different type of music because I really was stuck on a certain lane, certain sound.
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It's not just that parents are distracted; some are making different choices because of the new coronavirus.
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And making different types of films is just necessary in order to continue to grab people's attention.
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In addition to numerous sponsorship contracts, James has been making different attempts in business in recent years.
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Some gravitated toward lesser-known grapes simply because they were interested in making different sorts of wines.
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For example, I love Korean food so decided to try my hand at making different kinds of kimchi.
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With just a few pointers from Butera, I quickly found myself noodling around and making different instrument sounds.
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It includes templates for making different kinds of lenses, such as custom sunglasses or lenses for your pet.
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But we do not have the luxury of going back in time and making different or better decisions.
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Autonomous vehicle developers are pursuing different strategies and technologies — and making different claims, in different ways, about their systems.
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But those plans have been scrapped for now, and the Trump campaign is making different rally plans in Florida.
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You could almost argue that Rage made just one song, then spent a decade making different versions of it.
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Companies also can extend their product lines, making different products for babies or focusing on toddlers rather than newborns.
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And so, we're certainly making different trade-offs than, for example, the PC systems make, and those are deliberate.
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The types of pies vary according to the harvest, and each class includes instruction in making different kinds of pastry.
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"You can't relax, so you don't have a nice time because you're always [posing]," she said while making different facial expressions.
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Outside of the Cell Surgical Network, other clinics are using patients' fat-derived cells but making different claims about the treatment.
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Experiment with making different types of sounds and beats: low and high-pitched sounds, as well as fast and slow beats.
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Deciding whether it's worth the performance hit to turn off hyper-threading is complicated — and so different companies are making different decisions.
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Because we have a decentralized election system, you see different jurisdictions making different choices about how to engage in that balancing act.
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Google has argued that the code in its software interfaces are key to making different programs able to communicate with each other.
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These are all plausible ways of looking at the situation, but they all make important differences, and making different assumptions changes things.
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The sirtuins regulate which parts of the DNA are exposed and which are tightly wound up, making different genes available to be expressed.
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Netflix and YouTube and Quibi are making different things, but they're all competing for your attention, and that's where the real war exists.
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How much of this is a matter of the French making different, arguably better, choices when it comes to balancing work and leisure?
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But in Didion's view they were all the same, all the Everywoman, all capable of making different choices from the ones they had made.
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"We are a brewery that's always been making different beers and maybe it wasn't always communicated out there," said Emma Giles, Guinness brand director.
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When asked about Comedian, Cattelan said he had worked on the project for about a year, making different bananas cast in bronze and resin.
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And all of them are wrestling with largely the same challenges Americans are, making different but equally difficult trade-offs on cost, quality and access.
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A common thread among most companies is the preference for a unified national plan, which would allow manufacturers to avoid making different cars for different states.
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Companies don't want to be left with the choice of either making different vehicles for different states or letting California set the de facto national rules.
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Last November, Amazon launched the Amazon AI platform as a way to monetize its in-house AI smarts by making different services available as services to outsiders.
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"I started by making different helmets and toys for my kids, just for fun… mostly Star Wars stuff, Lord of the Rings, and superhero costumes," the artist said.
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She is making different decisions about her life than she would have a week ago — and finding her options more limited just because we don't know what will happen.
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You play it by making different decisions at various forks or branch points in the storyline, on behalf of our main character, Stefan, a young and obsessive game designer.
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They all end up making different choices — one of them particularly worrisome — but the important thing is that they're in charge of determining the course of their own lives.
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"When we started looking into making different colors, a lot of the powder manufacturers that we were going to were like, 'Uh uh, we're not doing that,'" Jiang said.
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While making different fits and inseam lengths isn&apost some monumental feat in menswear, it sure is a convenience — and, quite frankly, more people should know that the feature exists.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said he fears Britain will divide the European Union's 27 remaining members by making different promises to each country during its Brexit negotiations.
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Earlier this year Tesla shared that, as a cost-saving measure, it would no longer be making different versions of its battery packs for the lower-end versions of its cars.
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"Once you tell people they can't throw food away, they start making different, creative decisions with it," said Emily Broad Leib, the director of the Harvard Food Law and Policy Clinic.
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It's concluded that companies can copyright application programming interface (API) packages, which are vital to making different software programs work together, and prevent other companies from using them commercially without a license.
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They include training the police in handling complaints, opening more women's shelters, making different bits of the judicial system liaise better, and possibly loosening the rules on medical confidentiality in certain cases.
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In the factory, there are different rooms for making different things, but what's unique is that each one has its own boombox system that plays songs based on the personality of the room.
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Rotunno wants women to 'take on the risk of making different choices'The problem with women today, Rotunno told Insider in an interview last month, is that they don't take responsibility for their decisions.
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Three different expansion packs, which will cost $15 each, give the Code-a-Pillar extra features, like repeating a previous segment's actions, turning the caterpillar 180 degrees, and making different sounds or lights.
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Height is also the result of hundreds or more genes making different parts of the body a little longer, which is why tall humans aren't just tall because they have necks like giraffes.
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"Nobody wants to say, 'If you want real equality, and you want things like #MeToo to not happen to you, you have to take on the risk of making different choices,'" Rotunno told Insider.
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Cristina and Meredith were soulmates, the Twisted Sisters, but they were also a nuanced study in two women making different choices with regard to how they wanted to balance their careers and their personal lives.
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While we maintain that a couple of months delay doesn't make a fundamental difference, we acknowledge that returning to service in 4Q19 is important so that airlines don't start making different plans for Summer 2020.
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Instead, he spent the bulk of the interview arguing that the TV business is a great business, and that NBCUniversal is trying to make it even better by making different digital bets on the future.
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I just put those lights on the front of them for fun, but I've noticed that the users controlling the robot spent literally hours in front of the mirror making different faces on the robot.
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But I can't accept your contention that it's wrong to accept financial assistance — scarce funds to which one is entitled under the rules — if one could have obviated the need by making different career decisions.
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No one denies that we have inherited a challenging and troubling situation in Afghanistan and South Asia, but we do not have the luxury of going back in time and making different or better decisions.
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And yes, some of that change is because we're making different choices (25-35-year-olds now spend more on data plans than personal services), but it's also because many staples are just relatively less expensive than they used to be.
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De Nysschen - whose efforts to revitalize Cadillac include moving its headquarters from Detroit to New York's SoHo - says the brand will produce a single model design for its cars rather than making different versions for the Chinese and U.S. markets.
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"As a society, we're going to be making different choices than we did 20 years when it comes to protein in our diets, and in some ways, this move to slow-growth chicken is a gamble on that," she said.
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In this future, journalists might still report on events, but it will be AI that will take these inputs, inject data from its vast historical repositories and formulate a multitude of different themes, each making different arguments and coming to different conclusions.
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"I showed it to Santino and said, 'You [as Dorothy] could have seen this royal wedding and thought, 'I want that dress,' and you'd look it up and they're already copying it and making different versions, and they'll send it to you," he added.
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They say these would give parents more choice without having the government sway them in any direction, and ensure that "the people making different choices than you aren't paying for your choices," said Carrie Lukas, president of the Independent Women's Forum, a conservative policy group.
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"Based on the different demographics of the black electorate, you do have some people making different choices about who their top candidate is or who their second choice is," Adrianne Shropshire, the executive director of BlackPAC, a group focused on increasing black political power, tells Vox.
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So again, I think they're making different trade-offs in the space, and there's no doubt that VR today, there's a lot of friction in it, it costs a lot, and because it's early days in it that there's not that much to do in it yet.
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I'm always thinking about how artists are making different work in other parts of the world, but it seems like they're feeding off each other, like some of the '60s paintings of Tadanori Yokoo, they're very similar to Karl Wirsum in the '60s, and there's no way they're overlapping.
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Researchers also gave another robot, which consists of a jointed arm with a pincer for grasping, the coordinates of a point in space that they wanted it to reach, and then it spent five hours getting there — making different movements each time that were increasingly informed by what it tried previously.
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"While EPA officials in the current administration may have supported making different judgments about the significance of background concentrations of ozone and how to judge what standards are requisite to protect public health and welfare, the agency at this time does not intend to revisit the 2900 rule," the attorneys wrote.
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"While EPA officials in the current administration may have supported making different judgments about the significance of background concentrations of ozone and how to judge what standards are requisite to protect public health and welfare, the agency at this time does not intend to revisit the 2015 rule," the attorneys wrote.
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Facebook has made a decision and it seems like it&aposs not that hard to understand, giving -- given the history and the $16 billion that Mr. Zuckerberg took a hit on, that he&aposs made a decision that his company is going to start making different decisions on content they did before.
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Replaying the game and making different choices changes the narration, and since there are so many different choices to make, it's well worth it to replay the game multiple times to get some funny, sharp commentary about how game designers think about "player choice" in video games and free will more broadly.
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"It's cool to touch some mass of people when we just started this with, "Let's make music and get out our town and see what happens [...] I wouldn't say that it's changed my worldview in any way, but if it did, we'd be making different music than we are now, I suppose.
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I can't control whether I get hurt, and I certainly can't control other people or the relationships I have with them, but I can start making different choices about who I date, how quickly I rush into being with them, how long I let trust build between us, and how I behave when we're together.
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She had told Miranda about her first marriage to a conservative Christian man with whom she had two kids and "this cute little family," and how it started falling apart when she began reading Dostoyevsky, pursuing a teaching career, making different friends, having different thoughts, and how "this internal voice got louder and louder saying, 'this is not a role I can play anymore' " until she finally got a divorce, after which she felt guilty for years.
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Over the years, several other models have been developed by making different assumptions in the derivation of the Navier-Stokes equations.
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The adventure can be replayed by the same player, making different choices at various times to see how the adventure then plays out.
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Invitation to Darkness contains six different endings which can be attained by making different choices or accomplishments at key storyline junctions. Saving requires nine blocks—over half of a memory card.
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In order for the player to watch all the possible endings in this regard, he or she will have to effectively replay through the game several times, all the while making different selections.
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Robert Royce Johnson developed a number of different shift-register-based counters with the aim of making different numbers of states with the simplest possible feedback logic, and filed for a patent in 1953. The Johnson counter is the simplest of these.
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About four hundred glass industries are registered in Firozabad, making different types of glass products. They use natural gas instead of coal. Half of the production of these units is exported. Nowadays, blowing/modeling is done by the Pot Furnace and Regenerative tank furnace in the factories.
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An important goal for Mekong Plus is to generate employment for women. The women are organized into various groups making different products. Mekong Plus has no factory, the women stay close to their homes and work in their village. The women's groups usually count between 10-30 women.
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As of October 10, 2018 The Board Of Education has decided to convert MSB into a STEAM school. It was decided by a 4 to 2 vote, with different ethnic group board members making different votes. Since 2019 it is now known as STEAM Academy at McCluer South-Berkeley High.
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The curiosity of the heroes leads them into a totally unexpected situation. They find themselves having to cope with the breakdown of the time machine, cold glacial period, unfriendly Papuan tribe. Knowledge, wit, friendship and the ability to do something with their hands help the friends successfully overcome all difficulties while making different scientific discoveries.
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Plain rice with curry is the most favorite food from the ancient age of its people and a traditional food too. Though rice is the main food but this area is more popular for making different types of cake (Pitha). Kolapitha, duba, Patishapta, Moshla, Narikel, capa are the most delicious and favourite foods here.
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New York: Oxford University Press. These behaviors included making different facial expressions, gazes, and postures. In the end of the experiment, subjects inferred and reported their affections and attitudes from their practiced behaviors despite the fact that they were told previously to act that way. These findings are consistent with the James–Lange theory of emotion.
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Most importantly, PIN proteins localisation on the plasma membrane is controlled by auxin. Several mathematical models making different assumptions on the way auxin influences PIN localisation explain different observations. Some models assume PIN proteins polarize towards the neighbouring cell containing the highest cytosolic auxin concentration. These models are called "up-the-gradient" models and explain for instance phyllotaxis.
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It's a long cylindrical tool which is provided with a trough at an appropriate position for holding it. The two ends of the ramming tool is clipped with circular metal rings for its longevity. The Bodos use the ual basically for grinding grains such as rice. The ground rice can then be used for making different cuisines like onla or pitha.
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Many drivers who experience road rage have admitted that they believe they commit more traffic violations. Driving presents many stresses any time a person is behind the wheel because of high speeds and other drivers making different decisions. As stress increases, the likelihood of a person having road rage increases dramatically. Typically, younger males are most susceptible to road rage.
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There are also scenes of girl with an afro, a couple standing in front of grocery store shelf, and several other people making different statements. Several cartoon clips, such a fire-breathing dragon and a panda with a ray gun, are also used in music video. It is also noted that several of Kubota's scenes are contrasted in black-and-white.
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This resulted with the baby making different expressions to get the mother's attention. When the mother stopped giving the baby attention, the baby felt shame. The second type of shame is unwanted exposure. This would take place if you were called out in front of a whole class for doing something wrong or if someone saw you doing something you didn't want them to see.
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She befriends Sophia as well, but seem to live with one of Sophia's friends, along with the other three girls once they are found out. ; : :Buruberiusa and her twin Suturoberiusa specialize in making different kinds of jam. She befriends Sophia as well, but seem to live with one of Sophia's friends, along with the other three girls once they are found out. ; : :Rateusa and his twin Kapuchiinousa specialize in making coffee.
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Rabri is the main ingredient in several desserts, such as rasabali, chhena kheeri, and khira sagara. Rabri can also be made savoury with salt, masala, and zeera. Rabri The tradition of making different kinds of pan-fried, steamed or boiled sweets, lovingly known as piţhe or pitha still flourishes. These little balls of heaven symbolise the coming of winter, and the arrival of a season where rich food can be included.
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In the series, some characters usually appear as Easter Egg making different cameos in the scenes as recurring jokes. Notable among them is , a panda-headed man who is often found among crowds of characters, similar to the "Where's Wally?" books. Other Easter Egg characters include , a female version of Pandaman, normally seen in crowds on Amazon Lily, , a man who often appears drunk in cities, and , a tomato-headed man who pursues Pandaman.
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Opponents said that Lukšić – then Minister of Finance and Deputy Prime Minister – played a significant role in the controversial issues around Prva Banka, partly owned by Djukanovic's family. Lukšić openly confronted the central bank's then- governor, Ljubisa Krgovic, and his policy making. Different views were also aired with regards to the way to resolve troubled bank.Profile of Igor Luksic (accessed: 20 September 2011) The Parliament cut short Krgovic's mandate and replaced him in October 2010.
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He left the AfD in 2015, citing concerns that the party moving further to the political right would make "making different politics", which he had intended to do, an impossibility. Following his departure, he joined the Liberal Conservative Reformers, a small party founded by former AfD leader Bernd Lucke, but left in September 2018. Starbatty continues to be a member of the advisory board of the Desiderius-Erasmus-Stiftung, a foundation close to the AfD.
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The leaves and stalks are often traditionally preserved to be eaten in dry season as dawl rëp bai. In Assam, a north-eastern state, taro is known as kosu (কচু). Various parts of the plant are eaten by making different dishes. The leaf buds called kosu loti (কচু লতি) are cooked with sour dried fruits and called thekera (থেকেৰা) or sometimes eaten alongside tamarind, elephant apple, a small amount of pulses, or fish.
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Palatography is a technique used to identify which parts of the mouth are used when making different sounds. This technique is often used by linguists doing field work on little-known natural languages. A record made through palatography is called a palatogram. It involves painting a coloring agent, such as a dye or a mixture of charcoal and olive oil on the tongue or the roof of a person's mouth and having that person pronounce a specific sound.
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Jaleel and a couple of other in the movement went into a resort demanding food and money. The resort alerted the Kerala Police, which is when the gun fire started, and resulted in killing the Maoist leader Jaleel and injuring another member of the gang. No police officers were injured. This is what Roopesh is making different groups of pro-maoist leaders and supporters do, by trying to take control over everything, while forcefully demanding to get free things.
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The Ubx gene regulates the decisions regarding the number of wings and legs the adult flies will have. The developmental role of the Ubx gene is determined by the splicing of its product, which takes place after translation of the gene. The specific splice factors of a particular cell allow the specific regulation of the developmental fate of that cell, by making different splice variants of transcription factors. In D. melanogaster, at least six different isoforms of Ubx exist.
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He befriends Sophia as well as his friends, but seems to live with one of Sophia's friends, along with three other bunnies once they are found out. ; : :Aousa and his twin Aomimiusa specialize in making hard candy and drinking glasses. He befriends Sophia as well as his friends, but seems to live with one of Sophia's friends, along with three other bunnies once they are found out. ; : :Sututoberiusa and her twin Buruberiusa specialize in making different kinds of jam.
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In 2011, Bank Audi introduced NOVO spaces in selected locations to allow live video chat with tellers and to provide an advisory room for expert consultancies. Bank Audi introduced Interactive Teller Machines by NCR in 2014. Their concept revolve around allowing customers to talk live to a personal teller for transfers, deposits, cashing cheques and making different types of payments. In 2014, Bank Audi introduced Tap2Pay, the first NFC mobile payment service in Lebanon and the Middle East.
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People trade speculatively because they disagree about the future, making different predictions about the fate of companies and commodity prices, among other economic variables. These disagreements stem from the fact that everyone interprets information or data differently and subjectively. But because of the complex nature of the world's markets, not all market data is "information." Much of the daily price fluctuation is due to random change rather than meaningful trends, creating the problem of discerning real information from noise.
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The dark side of conscientiousness: Conscientious people experience greater drops in life satisfaction following unemployment. Journal of Research in Personality The authors suggested this may be due to conscientious people making different attributions about why they became unemployed, or through experiencing stronger reactions following failure. This finding is consistent with perspectives which see no trait as inherently positive or negative, but rather the consequences of the trait being dependent on the situation and concomitant goals and motivations.Wood, A. M., & Tarrier, N. (in press).
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A shared resource may be any of the server computer's software and electronic components, from programs and data to processors and storage devices. The sharing of resources of a server constitutes a service. Whether a computer is a client, a server, or both, is determined by the nature of the application that requires the service functions. For example, a single computer can run a web servers and file server software at the same time to serve different data to clients making different kinds of requests.
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Scenes are composed of sequential story and character interactions which flow consecutively until the player is presented with actions or responses to choose from. As choices are intricately linked to alternating routes of plot, the direction of the story is changed, leading to erotic scenes between characters and ultimately one of various endings. In order for the player to watch all the possible endings in this regard, he or she will have to effectively replay through the game several times, all the while making different selections.
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Asia Miles is a loyalty and frequent-flyer program launched by Cathay Pacific. Launched in February 1999, it allows members to earn miles by making different purchases with co-branded credit cards or on partnered flights, hotels, dining, financial services, retail, and technology products and services. Membership is free and open to individuals aged two or above. Other than Asia Miles, Cathay Pacific also owns the Marco Polo Club, a four-tiered paid frequent-flyer program for Cathay Pacific, Cathay Dragon, and Oneworld member airlines flights.
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The name Fireplace is a reference to the fact that the wood used to make the neck came from a fireplace mantel. A guitar that would define May's signature style, it was intentionally designed to feed backBrian May Interview The Music Biz (1992). Retrieved 17 August 2011 after he saw Jeff Beck playing live and making different sounds just by moving the guitar in front of the amplifier. He wanted an instrument that would be alive and interact with him and the air around him.
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In a prospective study of 9,570 individuals over four years, highly- conscientious people suffered more than twice as much if they became unemployed. The authors suggested that may because of conscientious people making different attributions about why they became unemployed or through experiencing stronger reactions following failure. There is also the possibility of reverse causality from poor health to unemployment. Some researchers hold that many of the low-income jobs are not really a better option than unemployment with a welfare state, with its unemployment insurance benefits.
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This has led some to identify BioShock Infinite as a metagame and meta-commentary on the whole process of players making different choices in games. Some have also inferred Infinite to be an alternate version of previous BioShock games, with comparisons being made between elements of the games such as the protagonists, antagonists, setting, and story. The story's theme of alternate universes and Elizabeth's explanation that "There's always a lighthouse, there's always a man, there's always a city" has been cited as reinforcement to this.
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Further, Chen Jue, who was then Li Jing's chief of staff, and Chen's deputy Li Zhenggu both had hated both Li Deming and Sun, and therefore enticed Wang into making different assessments than Li Deming about the Later Zhou strength. They then stated to Li Jing, "Li Deming has sold out the empire for his own benefit." In anger, Li Jing executed Li Deming—thus ending hopes of peace at that point. While facing the Later Zhou invasion, Southern Tang was also facing the threat of Wuyue's invasion from the southeast.
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Pa-kimchi (), also known as green onion kimchi or scallion kimchi, is one of types of Kimchi that Koreans usually eat for banchan (traditional side dishes) and is most popular in Jeolla-do. Pa Kimchi uses medium-thick green onions known as jjokpa (), which are fermented to maturity in powdered red pepper gochutgaru, garlic, ginger and seasoned with myeolchi jeot (salted anchovies). It is known for its hot spicy taste.Pa kimchi at Naver Encyclopedia Green onions with large, white sections is appropriate in making different kinds of kimchi due to their high sweetness.
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Beuys stood in the opposite corner of the room, silently making different gestures.Der Tisch (motion picture). Film- und Tonaufzeichnung einer gemeinsamen öffentlichen Aktion von Joseph Beuys mit seinen Schülern Anatol Herzfeld, Ulrich Meister, Joachim Duckwitz und Johannes Stüttgen am 23.1.1969 im Creamcheese, Düsseldorf. After Beuys was expelled from the Kunstakademie in 1972, Anatol protested in an action the following year. On 20 July 1973, he placed Beuys in a dugout canoe that he had built, and they crossed the Rhine from Oberkassel, where Beuys lived, to the Akademie,Johannes Stüttgen, Der ganze Riemen.
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Every slide rail varies in some detailed design, which requires a customized production line to meet the expected profile. The development takes time and costs, especially for undermount drawer slides. The profile is not as easy as contoured profile like roofing; in other words, slides roll forming requires advanced technology in manufacturing. One disadvantage of drawer slides roll forming equipment is rollers can be only used to roll form one kind of profile design, which rollers must be changed when making different types or model of drawer slides profile.
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Varieties of pithas (Pakan, Pati Shapta, etc.) In both Bangladesh and West Bengal, the tradition of making different kinds of pan-fried, steamed or boiled sweets, lovingly known as pithe or the "pitha", still flourishes. These symbolise the coming of winter, and the arrival of a season where rich food can be included in the otherwise mild diet of the Bengalis. The richness lies in the creamy silkiness of the milk which is mixed often with molasses, or jaggery made of either date palm or sugarcane, and sometimes sugar. They are mostly divided into different categories based on the way they are created.
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Cat Girl Alliance, in traditional fashion, is played by watching and listening to episodic sequences of the game and then selecting or ignoring actions when they are presented to the player. Choices are effectively plot twists, and are intricately linked so that the direction of the developing story changes moderately as each is made; ultimately leading to erotic scenes between characters and one of eight endings. In order for the player to watch all these possible endings, in this regard, he or she will have to replay through the game several times, making different selections than done before.
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Princeton and Dartmouth students were shown a filmstrip of a controversial Princeton-Dartmouth football game. Asked to count the number of infractions committed by both sides, students at both universities "saw" many more infractions committed by the opposing side, in addition to making different generalizations about the game. Hastorf and Cantril concluded that "there is no such 'thing' as a 'game' existing 'out there' in its own right which people merely 'observe.' ... For the 'thing' simply is not the same for different people whether the 'thing' is a football game, a presidential candidate, Communism, or spinach.".
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His main working areas are Sociological theory, sociology of culture, sociology of art, sociology of media, sociology of religion, research in leisure and tourism and in the sociology of education. He is known beyond the German-speaking scientific community especially in the fields of a sociology of religion, sociological theory and sociology of culture.See the information on the public impact of Ingo Mörth, esp. for his works on Norbert Elias, Pierre Bourdieu, Clifford Geertz, and on the theory of religion His theory of religion is a theory of contingency of human existence covered by transcending concepts of meaning, thus making different systems of meaning comparable as religious equivalents.
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The DC-4 returned to San Francisco as Flight 2; the Constellation left Calcutta 1330 Tuesday, stopped at Karachi, Istanbul, London, Shannon, Gander, and arrived LaGuardia Thursday at 1455. A few months later PA 3 took over the Manila route while PA 1 shifted to Tokyo and Shanghai. All Pan Am round-the-world flights included at least one change of plane until Boeing 707s took over in 1960. PA 1 became daily in 1962–63, making different en-route stops on different days of the week; in January 1963 it left San Francisco at 0900 daily and was scheduled into New York 56 hr 10 min later.
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At the age of fifteen he appeared with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy and later with orchestras such as the Berlin Philharmonic, the Concertgebouw Orchestra in the Netherlands and various radio orchestras making different recordings of the violin repertoire. As a chamber musician, Lateiner's name is associated with those of Gocdfried Hoogeveen and Edith Grosz, to whom he was married and with whom he gave recitals throughout the world and made radio recordings in Europe. He taught at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague. Lateiner made different recordings as a soloist of violin concertos and recorded the sonatas and partitas by Johann Sebastian Bach.
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This leads to the next tale in the cycle, the "Tale of the Jewish Doctor", where the doctor accidentally trips over the hunchback's body, falls down the stairs with him, and finds him dead, leading him to believe that the fall had killed him. The doctor then dumps his body down a chimney, and this leads to yet another tale in the cycle, which continues with twelve tales in total, leading to all the people involved in this incident finding themselves in a courtroom, all making different claims over how the hunchback had died. Crime fiction elements are also present near the end of "The Tale of Attaf" (see Foreshadowing above).
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The development environment was very different from the other tools around at the time - Apple Computer's HyperCard, Pitango Clickworks and others had a card based metaphor, and Macromedia Director had a film metaphor (the content area is called The Stage, the time line The Score, an assets library named The Cast, etc.). In mTropolis there were sections, subsections, and scenes. Assets would be placed onto the scene, and then combinations of behaviors and modifiers would be dragged onto the assets. Powerful interaction and animation could be created by making different modifiers send messages to each other, allowing a user to create something impressive fairly quickly, without any typing.
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After making different attempts at opposition within the KPD(S), in February 1920 all the sections in agreement with the opposition were finally excluded. But it wasn’t until March that all efforts to redress the KPD(S) from within broke down. March 1920 was in fact the period of the Kapp Putsch, during which the central committee of the KPD(S) launched an appeal for a general strike, while propagating a line of ‘loyal opposition’ to the social democratic government and negotiating to avoid any armed revolutionary revolt. In the eyes of the opposition, this attitude was a clear and cutting sign of the abandonment of any revolutionary politics.
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Computer displays where the positions of individual pixels are permanently fixed such as most modern flat panel displays can show saw-tooth edges when displaying small, high-contrast graphic elements, such as text. ClearType uses spatial anti-aliasing at the subpixel level to reduce visible artifacts on such displays when text is rendered, making the text appear "smoother" and less jagged. ClearType also uses very heavy font hinting to force the font to fit into the pixel grid. This increases edge contrast and readability of small fonts at the expense of font rendering fidelity and has been criticized by graphic designers for making different fonts look similar.
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Prior to the split of The Specials in the summer of 1981, Jerry Dammers started working again on "The Boiler", making different remixes and after the split Jerry Dammers finally produced "The Boiler". This also helped to keep the outside world quiet about the future, and hopefully to help heal the wounds of the split. They recorded it with Jerry Dammers on keyboard, John Bradbury on drums, John Shipley from The Swinging Cats on guitar, and Dick Cuthell on brass, with Nicky Summers on bass. After going on tour with Rico Rodriguez, they also recorded "Jungle Music," this time with Horace Panter on bass.
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Her research group also found that neurons involved in associating stimuli with certain rewarding outcomes are found in the orbitofrontal cortex, while neurons involved in associating actions with certain rewarding outcomes are found in the anterior cingulate cortex. Wallis's group has also studied the dynamics of decision making in both humans and monkeys over the period of time over which they are making a particular decision. Using primate neurophysiology and human magnetoencephalography, they measured how brain activity changed as primates and humans were making different decisions. Their findings were consistent with a mathematical model of decision making, drawing connections between economic models of choice and the underlying neuroscience.
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Alternatively, they may become overcomplicated - the extra functions may be unnecessary, and potentially reduce the usability of the product by overwhelming lesser experienced and technically literate end users, as in feature creep. Overengineering can decrease the productivity of design teams, because of the need to build and maintain more features than most users need. Excessive pursuit of simplicity and minimalism in a product in order to avoid these effects, however, can result in premature optimisation, potentially to the detriment of the project due to diminishing returns on time and effort invested in the design process, thus also constituting overengineering. A related issue is market segmentation - making different products for different market segments.
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Play is usually in groups of five or fewer, with each player taking turn at the tee box, then progressing with the player furthest from the hole throwing first, while the other players stand aside. Each course is unique, so each course requires a different combination of throws to complete, with the best players aiming to shape the flight of the disc to account for distance, terrain, obstacles and weather. In order to facilitate making different shots, players carry a variety of discs with different flight characteristics, choosing an appropriate disc for each throw. Some players also carry a mini marker disc, used to accurately mark the throwing position before each throw.
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For the next several years, Mitchell embarked on a course of self study. She knew nothing about the properties of clay and had no idea what Cherokee pottery was supposed to look like. She began by visiting museums in Oklahoma and Arkansas and then made trips to the Eastern Cherokee lands in North Carolina. She also made study trips to learn about pottery traditions of the Southwest Pueblo peoples and the Northeastern Woodlands people, all the while experimenting with making different pots, though she was often not satisfied with her result. In 1973, Mitchell held her first public exhibition at the Tulsa Indian Trade Fair and met Clydia Nahwooksy, a director of programming at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival.
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I feel like in the past an auteur was a person who constantly challenged himself, where, today, because of the fierce competition and growing difficulty of making different and unique films, filmmakers can get stuck in a certain style and movie genre and keep recreating the same films. It takes two years of your life to make a movie, and to me that's priceless. If I am gonna spend that kind of time pouring my blood and tears into it, then I wanna make sure I learn something on the way. That is what life is all about anyhow, I guess, growing and learning and then realizing you know nothing at all.
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StreetSwing Dance History Archives African-Americans were not allowed to star in major motion pictures in the 1930s and '40s, but specially acts, such as Tip, Tap, and Toe, were permitted, and the group appeared in all least five major Hollywood films during that time. According to the Library of Congress Performing Arts Database > They were among the first to line up and tap the same sounds using different > steps or the same steps making different sounds, and then to build on that > idea. Raymond Winfield is said to have contributed to the act's innovative > slides. Working on a small oval platform, Winfield slid forward, backward, > sideways, and around, as if he had buttered feet on a hot stove: gravity- > defying balance with a maximum of activity on a minimum of space.
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Instead of the agreed-upon eighteen months, Rodin spent seven years making different studies, both nude and non-nude, only to present his final plaster in 1898 at a Salon in Champ de Mars with great disapproval by the Societè. Disillusioned with this result, Rodin decided to install the plaster at his house in Meudon. Only in 1939 was a full-size cast put at the crossroads of boulevard Raspail and boulevard du Montparnasse, also known as carrefour Vavin, in the 6th arrondissement of Paris. Three sculptures of Balzac made by Rodin Unlike other studies and the final version of the monument, Balzac in the Robe of a Dominican Monk shows the author fully clothed with the traditional habit of the Dominican order--a simple cloak with a belt-- standing in a rock-like structure and with both hands explicitly shown.
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The custom of making different strokes and different parts of curves of varying thickness became common in Roman inscriptions, which developed a monumental style of their own, varying from period to period. Inscriptions can often be approximately dated by the style of the cutting as well as by the shapes of the letters; skill in doing this can only be acquired by a careful and minute study of originals and facsimiles. (cf. dating methodologies in archaeology.) Inscriptions vary greatly in size according to the position where they were intended to be read, their purpose, and the skill of the cutter. Some inscriptions are of great length, the longest, a statement of accounts of the temple at Delos, under Athenian administration, being nearly half as long as a book of Thucydides; and many other inscriptions approach this in length.
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Wine critics question the value of a Pinot noir wine from a Burgundy Grand Cru vineyard relative to a wine produced from the "lesser terroir" of a Premier Cru vineyard, and whether it merits the higher price. These doubts also arise when the quality of winemaking and other human influences are taken into account, which may be of a higher standard with the "lesser" premier cru. These critics also question the difference between New World and Old World wine and whether modern winemaking techniques – like significant oak influences, over-ripened fruit, cultured yeast, micro- oxygenation, and color pigment additives – obscure or even eliminate the influence of terroir in making different regions unique. Critics often point to the homogenizing effect on mass-produced wines made from popular varietals like Chardonnay, which may have their terroir characteristics hidden by invasive and intensive winemaking.
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Logo of "Screw pine craft of Kerala" as in Geographical Indications Registry Screw pine craft of Kerala is the craft of making different types of mats and wall hangings using the leaves of the screw pine plant as paractised by artisans in Kerala. As per an application filed by Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, "Screw pine craft of Kerala" has been granted Registration in Part A in respect of Mats, Door Mats, Wall Hangings, Bed Mats, Prayer Mats falling in Class – 27 under Sub-section (1) of Section 13 of Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999 with effect from 30 November 2015. Weaving of mats using leaves of the screw pine plants is a craft practiced mostly by women in Kerala. This craft, which is practised by artisans in all the districts of Kerala, has been in existence as long ago as 800 years.
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Legouix, 8; Lightbown, 311, 314 A considerable number of works, especially Madonnas, are attributed to Botticelli's workshop, or the master and his workshop, generally meaning that Botticelli did the underdrawing, while the assistants did the rest, or drawings by him were copied by the workshop.Lightbown, 314 Botticelli's linear style was relatively easy to imitate, making different contributions within one work hard to identify,Ettlingers, 79 though the quality of the master's drawing makes works entirely by others mostly identifiable. The attribution of many works remains debated, especially in terms of distinguishing the share of work between master and workshop. Lightbown believed that "the division between Botticelli's autograph works and the paintings from his workshop and circle is a fairly sharp one", and that in only one major work on panel "do we find important parts executed by assistants";Lightbown, 312 but others might disagree.
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And Temkin has persuasively argued that the relevant principles do vary from comparison to comparison. Thus, there are some "narrowly person-affecting principles," as Temkin calls them, that apply only when one is comparing outcomes in which there is either partial or total overlap among the individuals they contain, whereas there are other principles, such as the principle of total utility, that apply when comparing outcomes containing wholly different populations. Since most people will want to give some weight both to kinds of principles, most people must acknowledge that which principles are relevant in making different comparisons depends on which outcomes are being compared. Temkin has shown, however, that once this kind of variability has been acknowledged, the threat of intransitivity looms. One objection that has been made to Temkin’s arguments is that, simply as a matter of logic, "better than" could never be intransitive.
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The authors describe the scenario as follows: Kharecha and Hansen also consider three other mitigation scenarios, all with the same coal phase-out schedule but each making different assumptions about the size of oil and gas reserves and the speed at which they are depleted. Under the Business as Usual scenario, atmospheric CO2 peaks at 563 parts per million (ppm) in the year 2100. Under the four coal phase-out scenarios, atmospheric CO2 peaks at 422-446 ppm between 2045 and 2060 and declines thereafter. The key implications of the study are as follows: a phase-out of coal emissions is the most important remedy for mitigating human-induced global warming; actions should be taken toward limiting or stretching out the use of conventional oil and gas; and strict emissions-based constraints are needed for future use of unconventional fossil fuels such as methane hydrates and tar sands.
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