Has she been reduced to body parts, or photoshopped beyond attainability?
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Attainability and accessibility were the hallmarks of his fame, and that was clear at this show, too.
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In this direct address and this sense of attainability, a false closeness is built between viewer and host.
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Maybe it's the attainability—the fact that everyone starts with the same components and no distinct advantages beyond their own familiarity with those components.
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As they talk about the illusion of love and its attainability, Zdzisław walks through the frame and looks directly at the lens, indicating his agency in filming his family.
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Most people involved in the sport in any capacity have come to martial arts through stories about stoic warrior heroes and training that stresses the importance—and the unquestionable attainability—of mental discipline.
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While Michael Kors's advertisements also sell the promise of a high-flying life — its sun-kissed models are often photographed beside helicopters, private planes, and boats floating on glittering seas — the brand is fundamentally in the business of attainability.
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"We think the new level of the policy rate is consistent with an end-2019 inflation but further easing will depend on the global risk sentiment and the likelihood for the attainability of high single-digit inflation by end-2020," Credit Suisse analysts said in a note.
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It is, rather, the cultivation of a certain kind of spirit: a passion for inquiry; an insistence on asking hard questions and challenging received wisdom; a reveling in argument; a productive tension between self-confidence and self-doubt; a robust faith in the ultimate attainability of truth; and a humble acceptance that our understanding of the truth will almost always be something less than complete.
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In the five cases reported by Mouton et al. an aggressive chemotherapy and adequate surgical excision granted a disease-free interval for 7 to 50 months. The attainability of radical surgical ablation seems the most important prognostic factor (10).
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W. Lawvere, "The Category of Categories as a Foundation for Mathematics". Proceedings of the Conference on Categorical Algebra (La Jolla, Calif., 1965), pp. 1–20. Springer-Verlag, New York (1966) The incompleteness theorems of Kurt Gödel, published in 1931, caused doubt about the attainability of an axiomatic foundation for all of mathematics.
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P. bilabiatum usually reproduces in either the fall or the winter. It is thought that they give birth during the later end of the dry period and wean their young at the beginning of the wet period. This strategy coordinates birth with the highest amount of fruit attainability. Females only carry one fetus at a time.
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Ajahn Mun's approach met with resistance from the religious establishment. He challenged the text-based approach of the city- monks, opposing their claims about the non-attainability of jhana and nibbana with his own experience-based teachings. His report of having reached a noble attainment was met with very mixed reaction among the Thai clergy. The ecclesiastical official Ven.
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The Utrecht-based lawyer Sjoerd Warringa was appointed as trustee by the Utrecht court. The initiative provoked series of discussions in the Dutch Parliament and on governmental level. As a result, ‘Platform Luchtschepen’ (Airship Platform) was structured to investigate the attainability of projects like this in The Netherlands. The platform consists of representatives from governmental bodies, industry and environmental organisations.
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1945, shortly before the war ended. His honorary grave is located at the cemetery at "Meisenburgstraße" in the city of Essen (Germany). In his spare time he devoted himself to celestial mechanics calculations, and in 1920 he published his book "Die Erreichbarkeit der Himmelskörper" (The Attainability of the Celestial Bodies). He developed basic principles and created advanced tools necessary for the conquest of space.
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Education Opens Doors (EOD) is a nonprofit organization based in Dallas, Texas, whose stated mission is to “empower students to purposefully navigate through high school to college.” The organization collaborates with area schools and utilizes a college knowledge program, called Roadmap to Success, to increase students’ college expectations and attainability. In the four years since EOD's founding, the organization has implemented its program for over 15,000 students in the Dallas area.
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13 would have been considered an equilibrium which was not (globally) optimal since the yellow region Pareto dominates it. We should not suppose that the result has been strengthened since the attainability of equilibrium has been rendered doubtful. In Fig. 13 the point x may not be a ‘competitive equilibrium’, but the economy can get stuck there preventing it from reaching the ‘true’ (and Pareto optimal) equilibrium in the yellow region.
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Until 2007, gravel-strip capable Boeing 737-200 Combi aircraft were used. These ships have a cargo door in the front part of the aircraft and a separate rear passenger cabin. In 2005 the runway was paved, in anticipation of newer Boeing 737-400 Combi aircraft which are not equipped to land on gravel. In 2014, the United States Environmental Protection Agency reported on a use attainability analysis (UAA).
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Children originate with a linguistic system where words they learn, are the words used for functional meaning. This instigation of speech has been termed pragmatic bootstrapping. According to this, children view words as a means of social construction, and that words are used to connect the understanding of communicative intentions of the speaker who speaks a new word. Hence, the competence of verbal communication through language is achieved through the attainability of syntax or grammar.
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A second one is the Santa Ana River Dischargers Association. Both have conducted studies as to what beneficial uses the Santa Ana River would have aside from water supply and flood control, as well as the removal of some of the concreted sections of the lower river. This set of studies is known as the "Use-Attainability Analysis", which was submitted to the state Congress, which approved it. However, upon submission to the EPA, it was rejected.
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Walter Hohmann, The Attainability of Heavenly Bodies (Washington: NASA Technical Translation F-44, 1960) Internet Archive. Hohmann was influenced in part by the German science fiction author Kurd Lasswitz and his 1897 book Two Planets. The elliptic transfer orbits between different bodies (planets, moons etc.) are often referred to as Hohmann transfer orbits. When used for traveling between celestial bodies, a Hohmann transfer orbit requires that the starting and destination points be at particular locations in their orbits relative to each other.
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BYP Network, often dubbed 'the LinkedIn for black professionals', has now grown to a platform of tens of thousands of members across the globe. With a focus on changing the black narrative to one focused on aspirations, attainability and achievement, BYP is now a community that connects black professionals with each other and corporations. Oniwinde noticed a significant gap in the social media network area which connected black professionals in one place. The BYP app encompasses social networking and career development, specifically focusing on the D&I; space.
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Eventually, Hohmann realized that minimizing the amount of fuel that the spacecraft had to carry would be an important consideration, and he plotted a variety of orbits until he found the one that now bears his name. He published his findings in Die Erreichbarkeit der Himmelskörper (The Attainability of the Celestial Bodies).Walter Hohmann, Die Erreichbarkeit der Himmelskörper (München, Germany: R. Oldenbourg, 1925). The importance of this work saw Hohmann become a leading figure in Germany's amateur rocketry movement in the late 1920s, the Verein für Raumschiffahrt (VfR — "Spaceflight Society").
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A perfect vacuum is itself only attainable in principle. It is an idealization, like absolute zero for temperature, that can be approached, but never actually realized: Virtual particles make a perfect vacuum unrealizable, but leave open the question of attainability of a quantum electrodynamic vacuum or QED vacuum. Predictions of QED vacuum such as spontaneous emission, the Casimir effect and the Lamb shift have been experimentally verified, suggesting QED vacuum is a good model for a high quality realizable vacuum. There are competing theoretical models for vacuum, however.
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Hohmann Transfer Orbit In orbital mechanics, the Hohmann transfer orbit is an elliptical orbit used to transfer between two circular orbits of different altitudes, in the same plane. The orbital maneuver to perform the Hohmann transfer uses two engine impulses which move a spacecraft onto and off the transfer orbit. This maneuver was named after Walter Hohmann, the German scientist who published a description of it in his 1925 book Die Erreichbarkeit der Himmelskörper (The Accessibility of Celestial Bodies).Walter Hohmann, The Attainability of Heavenly Bodies (Washington: NASA Technical Translation F-44, 1960) Internet Archive.
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Gradisil takes place over several generations of the Gyeroffy family, the novel's timeline spanning from 2059 to the first half of the 22nd century, circa 2130. On these generations hang the novel's basic plots - a murder story, a domestic story, a political story and a revenge story. The first involves Klara Gyeroffy and her father, an aeronautics hobbyist, in their establishment of the low Earth orbit settlement of the Uplands. With the advent of more efficient propulsion technology, space travel reaches a new level of attainability, the Uplands phenomenon being a product of direct access, for those wealthy enough, to the lower orbits.
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Of the most senior jobs in government agencies and government- controlled enterprises, only 1 per cent were held by Dalits, not much change in 40 years. In the 21st century, Dalits have been elected to India's highest judicial and political offices. In 2001, the quality of life of the Dalit population in India was worse than that of the overall Indian population on metrics such as access to health care, life expectancy, education attainability, access to drinking water and housing. In 2010, Dalits received international attention due to a portrait exhibition by Marcus Perkins that depicted Dalits.
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If those standards indicate designated uses to be less than those currently attained, states or tribes are required to revise standards to reflect the uses that are actually being attained. For any body of water with designated uses that do not include "fishable/swimmable" target use that is identified in section 101(a)(2) of CWA, a "Use Attainability Analysis" must be conducted. Every three years, such bodies of water must be re-examined to verify if new information is available that demand a revision of the standard. If new information is available that specify “fishable/swimmable” uses can be attained, the use must be designated.
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Fortunately for Toyota, the tax incentive announcements did actually not materialize; the displacement did classify in the lowest annual road tax bracket, which helped sales. The new car was given a two-door sedan body, which was intended to accommodate four people and a significant amount of luggage in the trunk, thus fulfilling the projected expectations of the customers. The car had a double wishbone suspension in the front and semi-elliptical leaf springs in the rear. While the name "Publica" was chosen with reference to the English phrase "public car", referring to the car's intended attainability and popularity, due to the lack of exact distinction between the "l" and "r" consonants in Japanese the name can be sometimes misinterpreted as something closer to paprika.
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Sparton Table Radio, ca. 1936 Brooklyn Museum Within two years of his first endeavor with Eastman Kodak, Teague's scope of industrial design work and number of clients multiplied. While design culture sustained a rather elitist attainability through the 1930s, Teague pursued strategic relationships with large businesses selling products to the masses. In addition to gaining widespread attention for such designs as the Marmon V-16, the first automobile to be conceived by an industrial designer, designed by Teague and his son, Walter Dorwin Teague, Jr., and the Steinway Peace Piano, Teague's work also included 32 design patterns for Steuben Glass, a division of Corning Glass Works, the Sparton "Bluebird" Radio, and the design of passenger cars and diners for the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad.
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Hohmann transfer orbit, labelled 2, from an orbit (1) to a higher orbit (3) An example of the Hohmann transfer orbit In orbital mechanics, the Hohmann transfer orbit () is an elliptical orbit used to transfer between two circular orbits of different radii around a central body in the same plane. The Hohmann transfer often uses the lowest possible amount of propellant in traveling between these orbits, but bi- elliptic transfers can beat it in some cases. The orbital maneuver to perform the Hohmann transfer uses two engine impulses, one to move a spacecraft onto the transfer orbit and a second to move off it. This maneuver was named after Walter Hohmann, the German scientist who published a description of it in his 1925 book Die Erreichbarkeit der Himmelskörper (The Attainability of Celestial Bodies).
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