What are you thinking of as you lie here so happily?
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What should we be thinking of as we're moving into deep learning?
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The one I kept thinking of as I walked through Barcelona is Portland, Oregon.
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"What we're thinking of as aliens, Art, they're extra-dimensional beings," the man started to say, his voice choking.
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Tackling the problem would take a lot of money for something we're not used to thinking of as a major issue.
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"There are roles in the labor market that Americans have become accustomed to thinking of as 'men's' or 'women's' jobs," he says.
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It's time to admit that something you've been thinking of as "so simple" maybe isn't so cut and dry—and let yourself cry.
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"There are roles in the labor market that Americans have become accustomed to thinking of as 'men's' or 'women's' jobs," the economist says.
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Women came together and realized that what they'd been thinking of as personal problems, not getting hired or getting harassed, were widely shared political problems.
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From this new vantage point, my feelings about turnips — not to mention the very thing that I'm used to thinking of as myself — appear as objects, separate from the one doing the speaking.
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What should people be thinking of as we're moving into this and, you know, Google bought Deep Minds, Facebook's been doing a lot of ... I mean, because a lot of people feel like input ... It's the same, mostly men, mostly white men, creating these things.
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What unfolds over the course of that night is the awkwardness of ex-tweens starting to engage with the world around them less as kids and more as adults, along with the adults awkwardly engaging with ex-tweens who they're used to thinking of as kids.
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", which was taken from the parent album. A promotional version of the release, exclusive to the United States, used "What Were We Thinking Of" as both the A-side and B-side on the 7" record. In Spain, a single-sided format featuring just the album version of the song was also created.
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Another concrete realization would be obtained by thinking of as the 3×3 symmetric matrix which represents it. If and have such concrete realizations then every member of the above pencil will as well. Since the setting uses homogeneous coordinates in a projective plane, two concrete representations (either equations or matrices) give the same conic if they differ by a non-zero multiplicative constant.
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"This Berkeley Heights band (which I keep dyslexically thinking of as Bluelight for Bed Eyes) plays straightforward emo rock. If an emo formula exists, Bedlight follows it." Their debut album, The Dawn, was released in August 2005; the album reached No. 45 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart.[ Bedlight for Blue Eyes], Allmusic In October 2005, guitarist Justin Ortiz left the band to pursue alternative rock project Boy vs. Ghost.
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According to Herbert L. Packer, "It would be a mistake to think of the presumption of guilt as the opposite of the presumption of innocence that we are so used to thinking of as the polestar of the criminal process and which... occupies an important position in the Due Process Model." The presumption of guilt prioritizes speed and efficiency over reliability, and prevails when due process is absent. In State v. Brady (1902) 91 NW 801, Weaver J said "'Presumptions of guilt' and 'prima facie' cases of guilt in the trial of a party charged with crime mean no more than that from the proof of certain facts the jury will be warranted in convicting the accused of the offense with which he is charged".
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