I think this has made us less happy and more self-conscious.
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Now, having had two babies, I feel a bit more self-conscious.
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Also, a lot of women are also more self-conscious about their bodies.
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Because she has this giant bullshit detector, it made her almost more self-conscious.
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Sometimes my friends point it out which can make me feel more self-conscious.
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But the more I tried to overcome it, the more self-conscious I became.
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Maybe it's because somebody was watching, and I was more self-conscious than she was.
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Are you more self-conscious when the songs are stripped back compared to Parquet Courts?
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They taught me to take chances, to be more alert, to be more self-conscious.
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But Mr. Love's shifts between dialect and lyricism are more self-conscious, his characterizations shallower.
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Oxford Karen told me she's become a little more self-conscious because of the meme.
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A lot of it, though, seems more self-conscious, more academic, than his movies did.
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"In my younger twenties I was far more self-conscious of how I look," she says.
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But it makes me a little bit more self-conscious, I think, in general, in public.
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When it is 'campy,' it is more self-conscious, but we are going to look at both.
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Furthermore, Strack thought that videotaping the subjects might have made them more self-conscious, also skewing the results.
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Bieber's star persona is typically more lovesick or romantic than self-referential, although Purpose was more self-conscious.
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This only makes me more self-conscious about my slow starts in the morning—my shameful Executive Time.
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Wild Nothing's Jack Tatum, with whom I spoke next, seemed reassuringly more self-conscious and less at ease.
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"I began to get the spots on my face and that made me more self-conscious," she told CNN.
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But, it'll also make you a heck of a lot more self conscious next time you grab a subway pole.
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I found myself getting more and more self-conscious about what I perceived to be a massive imbalance on my face.
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So much of life today conspires to make us less free, less alive, less happy, more self-conscious, less other-oriented.
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But rather than living our lives and doing things that make us grow, we become more anxious and more self-conscious.
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This working woman's version seems more self-conscious: chastened by the canon-reproducing sins of its predecessor, eager to make itself useful.
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But as the death toll and fear ratchet higher, I feel more and more self-conscious when I am out and about.
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And yet in practice, wouldn't focusing so closely on your movements and your words only make you feel that much more self-conscious?
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Mr. Bennett, of Context, said that some of his business clients were feeling more self-conscious recently about traveling as an American abroad.
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We can call it "blindly following the leader" but that's almost a cop out because I think it's much more self-conscious than that.
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There's also a more self-conscious, effortful laying down of foundations for a big mythic franchise with apocalyptic battles still way off below the horizon.
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Success hasn't spoiled "Stranger Things" -- the special effects certainly reflect an upgrade from season one -- but it has made the show a bit more self-conscious.
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However, she doesn't want the finding to make people more self-conscious about how they express emotions, particularly since the linguistic device is so commonly used.
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So what is striking is that it was the British who made people far more self-conscious of caste identities and separation and distinction amongst them.
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But it's 2017 now, everyone's a little more self-conscious and the once-bright light shows and mega DJs of festival seasons past feel a little dimmer.
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Students have become more self-conscious about the possibility of their drunken images being posted on social media, experts say, which can tarnish reputations and college eligibility.
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It's always worth remembering that Mickey is telling this story, because it helps explain (though not entirely excuse) some of the film's more self-conscious stylistic quirks.
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You feel more self-conscious in social gatherings because you're uncoupled, but in these instances, does anything happen that confirms the fears you play out in your head?
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Me, transitioning in a place where I'm thinking I'm with my community, and they're making me feel more self-conscious about my body than I would be in society.
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Clumsier children may become more self-conscious about displaying their motor skills and less likely to participate in games and activities, and this may mean they get less practice.
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The fear and hatred stirred up by our new president has made me even more self-conscious about how I'm perceived by the white people around me — even at work.
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"I've felt a little more self-conscious about that until, in the last week or two, getting to know Judge [Merrick] Garland is also reasonably into Taylor Swift," Deese said.
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The Journal writes how one student named Hudson Deighan, who was named in the chat above, had been struggling with spelling and is now more self-conscious about it than before.
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Yet another theory, he says, is that young girls are aware that they are perceived as sex objects, making them more self-conscious about their bodies and gender identity than boys are.
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I had a slight lisp with them on, which never completely disappeared throughout my treatment, but no one ever pointed it out, and I was probably more self-conscious than necessary about it.
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But as we all grow up and become more self-aware (and unfortunately sometimes more self-conscious), makeup becomes less about playing around in front of the mirror and more about analyzing how our lipstick looks on Instagram.
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He never apologized for his body; he was more self-conscious about his black maleness than his disability, though he felt at times that his cane, the wheelchair, and the contusions on his legs gave him a streak of rainbow hair to accompany the horn.
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The dancer and actress recalls a shift in middle school from being accepting of her body to becoming more self-conscious, which was only worsened when she was repeatedly called fat while on set for a film, Hough told Redbook Magazine in an interview.
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"When women have [fewer] role models in the environment they work in, they're more likely than men to react to that by being more self-conscious, more modest, more reluctant to actually interact with others, because they feel they are the minority," she says.
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The closer the ghetto, the more self-conscious the black person may feel, its proximity complicating his presence; on the outskirts of a ghetto, white people become more defensive and scrutinize the anonymous black person more thoroughly, wondering whether he or she may mean them harm.
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"I would put it on and it would be OK for a little while, and then I would just start feeling more and more self-conscious about myself, and then I just figured that I could definitely design something better, so I took the time to do that," Washington said.
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According to the research, 45 percent of men say that being in good shape is a priority for the future, compared to 38 percent who prioritise getting married or being in a long term relationship Furthermore, 17 percent of young men aged 16-24 think male models in advertising have made them more self-conscious of their appearance, and 26 percent of all men surveyed agree that men are sexualised in adverts just as much as women.
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There's no point in pretending that you aren't sitting on the beach reflecting on what youth looks like in a bathing suit, watching the more self-conscious adolescents tug at their coverage, or the less self-conscious zone out with their earbuds in to protect them from their family groups, or admiring the he-must-be-10-years-older-than-we-are Father Neptune figure with the splendid dripping mustache who comes striding up out of the rolling breakers.
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Afternoons where I was the first person to come home after school and the neighborhood seemed slightly emptier than usual were ideal for Rapture practice, for seeing if I could gin up sufficient panic and remorse at the prospect of being unscooped; playing DC Talk's cover of "I Wish We'd All Been Ready" sometimes helped, but more often than not just made me even more self-conscious of having to trick myself into getting in the mood.
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Some people are habitually more self-conscious than others. Unpleasant feelings of self-consciousness are sometimes associated with shyness or paranoia.
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New York: OUP. Fear of embarrassment has been found to occur more in adults than children because adults are more self-conscious about speaking, making errors and are more easily demoralized by pronunciation difficulties.Krashen, S. (1982). Principles and Practice in Second Language Acquisition.
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Over time the three grow closer, walking home and playing games together. Leonardo becomes more self-conscious about appearance, asking questions about what he and Gabriel look like. Gabriel volunteers to take over escorting Leonardo so Giovana doesn't have to backtrack, though she possessively says that's not necessary. However, Leo happily agrees.
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Written broadly in a naturalistic style, The Seafarer also has magical realist qualities as evidenced by Lockhart’s insights into Sharky’s past and his monologues on the afterlife. McPherson’s dialogue is predominantly written in a working-class Dublin idiom but adopts a more self- conscious lyricism: typical of the Irish theatre tradition during the Lockhart monologues.
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Philomena subsequently moved to Manchester but stayed in touch with Parris who helped pay towards his son's support. She subsequently had two other children who were given up for adoption. Though he suffered no serious racism, Lynott felt different from his school-mates and was more self-conscious, which he found was itself a reason to be proud. Lynott first attended school in Moss Side, Manchester.
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As a result of what he saw, he, like his father, became a strict teetotaller in later years, and showed a deep loathing for boisterous and intoxicated people. Little Tich revelled in his local celebrity status; however, the older he got the more self-conscious he became and wrongly interpreted the audience's laughter as being aimed more at his disabilities rather than his comical performances.
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A boy and a girl knew each other from early childhood. They were good friends, and one of their games was to see who was taller by measuring each other against the local well. As they grew older, they began to feel more self-conscious in each other's company, and they drifted apart, although they continued to love each other. The girl's parents offered to find her a husband.
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With his mother's help Shinji is symbolically reborn, finding the will to live and regaining his body. He has features linked with oralism, a personality of dependent, weak individuals who see other people as tools to satisfy them. According to Freudian theory, oral personalities were not adequately fed during weaning. With the vision of his mother's breast Shinji resolves his oral fixation, becoming a more self-conscious individual.
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Richard Kostelanetz's assemblages have been described by the editors as their model for this mode of publication.Robert Hampson, 'Exploring Different Forms and Formats' in Wolfgang Gortschacher's Contemporary Views on Little Magazines, Poetry Salzburg, 2000. With the third issue, the magazine adopted the standard little-magazine format of the time: A4 pages, card cover, stapled. Alembic 3, 4 and 5 also marked a more self-conscious engagement with contemporary London- based experimental poetry.jacket2.
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When Abhimanyu informs about these to D.I.G, he doesn't believe him, but on pressure he raids the aashram, but finds nothing, much to the shock of Abhimanyu. D.D. becomes more self-conscious and Goa police stop co-operating with Abhimanyu. Abhimanyu is attacked in many ways, and the Goa police get rid of him by sending him off in a ship. However, Abhimanyu escapes and returns to Goa, this time more determined to complete his mission.
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It is more prevalent that young men are more self-conscious and are showing great concern to their bodies. This indicates a huge awareness of both self-appearance and importance to the body itself. In other words, young men tend to be worried about their figure just like young women are. This is present due to the media and the messages it commonly portrays; these messages are mostly targeted toward a younger age group which shows how media has influenced these age groups.
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In London, during the WWI Zeppelin raids, women grew more self-conscious of their night attire as bombings often led Londoners to evacuate their houses in the middle of the night. Boudoir caps were a preferred choice to rapidly and stylishly cover their hair. Towards the end of the 1920s and into the 1930s, the boudoir cap evolved into a form of decorative hairnet. The fashion of short hair for women contributed to the declining use if the boudoir cap.
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Stitch is marked by his mischievous behavior, which endeared him to Lilo, who adopted him as her "dog". Through Lilo's beliefs in the Hawaiian concept of ohana, meaning 'family', Stitch evolved from an uncaring, destructive creature to a loving, more self-conscious being who enjoys the company of his adoptive family on Earth. He became a firm believer of the ohana concept, and with the help of Lilo applied it to reform Jumba's 625 prior experiments, nearly all of whom Stitch treats as his "cousins".
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Though he does eventually recover his old spirit, he develops a new maturity and becomes more self-conscious about his enthusiastic behavior. Once he is in fifth grade, Zinkoff makes a much more active effort to fit in. He briefly befriends one of his classmates, Hector Binns, but the friendship soon falls apart. He purposely avoids Field Day once it arrives, fearing that he will once again let his team down, and instead chooses to spend the day with an old woman he knows from his father’s mail route.
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In this stage this is an important point as developmental psychologists recognize change in relations with parents, peers, and even their own self-identity. This is a time of confusion and disturbance; they feel influenced as a result of asserted hegemonic masculinity as well as social factors that lead them to become more self-conscious. De Visser et al., show that although men need not engage in all masculine behaviour to be considered masculine, enacting in more masculine behaviours increases the likelihood they will be considered more masculine, otherwise known as building "masculine capital".
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However, there seem to be many pros and cons to social media sites. Social media sites such as Facebook, allow you to post statuses, pictures and videos of yourself. Facebook and Instagram seem to be more of a “competition” social media website, such as how many “likes” or comments you can get on a photo. The Center for Eating Disorders commissioned a survey about Facebook to users who are the ages of 16-40. It was found that 51 percent of the people surveyed said that seeing photos of themselves on Facebook makes them more self- conscious about their body image and weight.
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Both Honda and Kano auditioned for both roles and were later awarded their respective parts. David is characterised as the more self-conscious and socially awkward of the Tanaka twins, but he is career minded and confident in his role as a doctor. Writers developed an issue lead storyline for David which saw him struggling to come to terms with his sexuality. Having been pressured by his great-grandmother Kazuko Sano (Linda Chin) to settle down with a woman, David finds it difficult to deal with his attraction to the openly gay character Aaron Brennan (Matt Wilson).
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Transient Self, as defined by Elkind and Bowen in 1979, refers to impermanent image of self that is mainly relative to one-time behaviors and temporary appearance. Thus, adolescent females have a higher tendency to consider themselves to be different from others, and tend to be more self-conscious in situations that involve momentary embarrassments (e.g. going to a party with a bad haircut), than their male peers. Another study conducted by Goossens and Beyers (1992) using similar measuring instruments found that boys have stronger beliefs that they are unique, invulnerable and sometimes omnipotent, which are typical characteristics of personal fable.
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As a result, he gained the nickname "Scarface", which made him more self- conscious of the scar, so he eventually grew his trademark moustache as a means of covering it. At about age 10, Iommi began working out and learned judo, karate, and later boxing as a means of protecting himself from the local gangs which congregated in his neighbourhood. He envisioned a future as a bouncer in a nightclub. Iommi initially wanted to play the drums, but due to the excessive noise he chose the guitar instead as a teenager, after being inspired by the likes of Hank Marvin and the Shadows.
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A role as urban developer was implicit in the Trust's founding purpose of constructing workers' cottages on a scale sufficient to restrain rents in Adelaide generally and stimulate the private building industry. From its inauguration in 1937, the SAHT board embarked upon a wider metropolitan planning role in its selection of sites for housing estates. These inadvertent urban planning roles became more self-conscious and more extensive from the late 1940s as Playford supported industrial development by creating or greatly expanding State enterprises such as the Electricity Trust of South Australia and the SAHT. The urban policy role of the SAHT was part of the government's strategies of general industrial development.
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The church could no longer rest quietly upon its fundamentals and history. It felt a need to sell its image to an increasingly jaded public, to jettison some of its Utah-based parochialism, to control and manage Mormon scholarship that might present an unfavorable image of the church, and to alter its organization to cope with its size and cultural diversity, while preserving centralized control of Latter-day Saint doctrine, practice, and culture. Thus, the church underwent a number of important changes in organization, practices, and meeting schedule. In addition, the church became more media-savvy, and more self-conscious and protective of its public image.
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Despite this, she does get jealous when he looks at Nodoka or Mihoko and becomes even more self-conscious about her flat chest in comparison. :Even though she is childish in nature, she is very protective of her friends as shown when she vows to win the Inter-highs after the media states that Kiyosumi is from a weak prefecture. :On the semi-finals match against Himematsu, Rinkai and Usuzan, Yuuki changed her playstyle from high-scoring hands into cheap quick- winning hands with the intention of getting a parenchan. Her changed playstyle led to the despair of Suzu and also led Satoha to determine to utterly crush her.
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While on his MAD tour on January 2017, Zohar appeared to have changed his mind about retiring, with Dancing Astronaut stating that he "exudes a renewed sense of vigor and passion" by sticking to his roots. Zohar commented on how he began to find himself musically by saying that he "grew up" and is "more self conscious" about his standing as an artist. He also mentioned that a "last send-off" was no longer in his mind as Zohar wouldn't know what to do if he had retired early. Self Assemble, which was quoted as a "story telling album" by Zohar, represents a "snapshot" of his standing at the time of the album's production.
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Granary Books began in 1985 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, as Origin Books—the name under which Clay published his first project, Noah Webster to Wee Lorine Niedecker by Jonathan Williams. A series of other small poem-cards and broadsides followed during the 1980s, as well as books by Jane Wodening, Jonathan Williams, R. B. Kitaj, and Paul Metcalf. By 1988, Granary Books moved to Manhattan on 636 Broadway, where Steve Clay and David Abel ran a gallery and bookstore on the tenth floor. Clay says that publishing "became more self- conscious as a project" and "serious in its ambition" in 1991 with the publication of Nods, with text by John Cage and drawings by Barbara Farhner.
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" Justin Chang from Variety wrote that while "Meyers' characters tend to be more thoughtful and self-aware (or at least more self- conscious) than most [...] this overlong film isn't nearly as smart as it would like to appear, and it willingly succumbs to the very rom-com cliches it pretends to subvert." He added, that "in a spirited cast [...] the Brits easily outshine their Yank counterparts. Winslet weeps and moans without sacrificing her radiance or aud's sympathy, while the marginally less teary- eyed Law effortlessly piles on the charm in a role that will have some amusing resonances for tabloid readers." Ruthe Stein of the San Francisco Chronicle remarked that the film was "the most love-centric movie since Love Actually.
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This shift is the result of changes in social norms regarding masculinity and how maleness is publicly expressed; also, open male nudity has become associated with homosexuality. In facilities such as the YMCA that cater to multiple generations, the young are uncomfortable sharing space with older people who do not cover up. The behavior in women's locker rooms and showers also indicates a generational change, younger women covering more, and full nudity being brief and rare, while older women are more open and casual. By the 1990s, communal showers in American schools had become "uncomfortable", not only because students were accustomed to more privacy at home, but because young people became more self-conscious based upon the comparison to mass media images of perfect bodies.
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It can thus be said that complex system theory is a more important 'intellectual parent' of SES. However, due to the social context in which SES research has been placed, and the possibility of SES research translating into recommendations that will affect real people, SES research has been considerable more ‘self-conscious’ and more ‘pluralistic’ in its perspectives than complexity theory has ever acknowledged. Studying SESs from a complex system perspective is a fast- growing interdisciplinary field which can be viewed as an attempt to link different disciplines into a new body of knowledge that can be applied to solve some of the most serious environmental problems today. Management processes in the complex systems can be improved by making them adaptive and flexible, able to deal with uncertainty and surprise, and by building capacity to adapt to change.
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The work is notable for its convincing rendering of a pose where violent motion and sudden stillness meet, for its graceful balance and for the rendering of the figure's draped garments, compellingly depicted as if rippling in a strong sea breeze. Similar traits can be seen in the Laocoön group which is a reworked copy of a lost original that was likely close both in time and place of origin to Nike, but while Laocoön, vastly admired by Renaissance and classicist artists, has come to be seen as a more self- conscious and contrived work, Nike of Samothrace is seen as an iconic depiction of triumphant spirit and of the divine momentarily coming face to face with man. The statue's outstretched right wing is a symmetric plaster version of the original left one. The stylistic portrayal of the wings is a source of scholarly discussion, as the feather pattern resembles neither the wings of birds in nature nor wings in Greek art.
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