He's remarkable in his lack of appreciation for democratic values and institutions.
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Plus, Graham's lack of appreciation for her body was affecting her personal relationships.
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His lack of appreciation for Constitutional limits on executive powers is deeply concerning.
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It's not due to a lack of appreciation for my new homeland, however.
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I think maybe there is still a lack of appreciation for what we have done.
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Not surprisingly, Mexicans are not amused by this lack of appreciation from the United States.
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None of these remarks should be taken as a lack of appreciation for information technology.
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Consumers' lack of appreciation for security isn't creating stimulus for vendors to create more-secure products.
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He linked their actions to mental instability, a lack of appreciation of art or sheer ignorance.
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According to some, however, the decision points to a campus-wide lack of appreciation for Black History Month.
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Trump has demonstrated a complete lack of appreciation about how science works and a disregard for scientific facts.
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He complained repeatedly and at length about the media, whose lack of appreciation for his efforts he deemed "insulting".
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"The humorlessness and the lack of appreciation for irony and satire on the left is on full display here."
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" This was my second relationship where what I called "the lack of appreciation for my help" my partner called "controlling.
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"There is the lack of appreciation, or simply the fact of really caring, of what the human consequences" could be.
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There is something quietly hysterical about the lack of appreciation for one of the most recognizable characters, statistically, of all time.
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Further, there is a lack of appreciation for the power of offensive cyber tools and their ability to have cataclysmic ramifications.
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According to Global Studies, 79% of employees report their reason for quitting was simply due to feeling unnoticed (lack of appreciation).
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The lack of appreciation flows downhill, becomes the norm, and makes rewarding and recognizing someone feel out of place and unwarranted.
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CE: I think, quite frankly, it's a lack of appreciation for the gravity of the offense and the gravity of the circumstances.
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The title referred to the hard work you were putting in and the lack of appreciation you felt you were getting in return.
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Plans for the ceremony at Auschwitz sink amid petty bickering between member states and a lack of appreciation for the EU's story and symbols.
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The announcement came two weeks after US President Donald Trump had complained about the lack of "appreciation or respect" from Palestinians who receiving aid.
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" Ball's comments came after Trump had already lashed him on Twitter for his lack of appreciation, saying he "should have left [the players] in jail!
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In this unicorn-obsessed startup era, the lack of appreciation for these victories is a failure of vision at best, and unfortunate cynicism at worst.
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Mr. Kelly, whose son died in Afghanistan, criticized the Democratic lawmaker who had publicized the call, and lamented a lack of appreciation for military sacrifice.
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But he has also previously questioned whether Kaepernick's approach inadvertently suggested a lack of appreciation for service members whose sacrifices have made such protests possible.
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"I think it's just very, very dangerous and it shows you ... how much of a lack of appreciation of history and what history is," Kelly said.
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Today's Sound Off is about a lack of appreciation: Dear Heloise: Would you remind people that Christmas bonuses are one day's pay or one week's pay?
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There have already been challengesOutsiders who failed showed 'a lack of appreciation for what Intel had achieved''I don't want you to come in and bounce off'
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That lack of appreciation is contrary to the values a commander in chief should promote, and it should sit uneasily with anyone who has worn our nation's uniform.
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To think countries wouldn't make this transition because of what the science says reflects a lack of appreciation for how the real world embraces science: imperfectly and unevenly.
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" According to the campaign official, after Ivanka told her father that his "lack of appreciation hurt her," Trump "caved immediately" and asked his daughter, "What does he want?
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"Recent escalation demonstrated a lack of appreciation for the economic interests at stake, for the other side's domestic politics, and for the severe regional security situation," he said.
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Yes. Initially they didn't want to divorce, but their problems — money, communication and a lack of appreciation for each other — persisted even though they saw several therapists over several years.
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Almost 80% of employees who quit their jobs claim that lack of appreciation was a major reason for leaving, and 60% say they are more motivated by recognition than money.
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The letter made no mention of Donald J. Trump, but it suggested that policies that show a lack of appreciation of scientific knowledge could damage America's prestige and national security.
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But for both the artist at hand and others present at these live performances, this hostility from audience members reads as not just a lack of appreciation, but a tantrum.
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Perhaps most frustrating to Munshi is what he feels is a lack of appreciation by President Trump -- and others calling for tighter immigration controls -- of how hard many immigrants work.
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LONG-TERM PLANS "I think the biggest challenge is a lack of appreciation of how quickly the deforestation is happening and how far-reaching the impact is," mayor Aki-Sawyerr said.
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But all Veidt sees is a lack of appreciation: In his own view, he saved the people of Earth from annihilation by World War by dropping the squid on 11/2.
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Trump opposes the level of new funds for Puerto Rico supported by Democrats and in the tweets Monday, he blamed local politicians and a lack of appreciation for billions already sent.
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It's tongue-in-cheek, but Parton effortlessly describes the theft of capital from labor in this country, pervasive sexism in the workplace, and the general lack of appreciation for the working class.
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It's easy for the rest of us to blame politicians for this lack of appreciation of what Mexico has become, but in some ways, all Americans are to blame for this failure.
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More importantly, a lack of appreciation for the role of education and preservation of cultural property will only lead to more security threats to United States and its allies around the world.
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It's the core human stuff, the sacrifices that people make in marriage and life and raising a family; what they sometimes feel is a lack of appreciation for such sacrifice, on both sides.
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She also said that the Indian government's case revealed a "shocking" lack of appreciation of how companies function and of basic realities such as the effects of incorporation and the rights of shareholders.
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What they're saying: Several Democrats on the Senate Intelligence Committee harshly criticized the companies' sluggish response to their questions and their apparent lack of appreciation for the enormous power they wield over public discourse.
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For the PiS, the memory of the war is a major plank of its "historical politics," aiming to counteract what it calls the West's lack of appreciation for Polish suffering and bravery under Nazi occupation.
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For the PiS, the memory of the war is a major plank of its "historical politics", aiming to counteract what it calls the West's lack of appreciation for Polish suffering and bravery under Nazi occupation.
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Richard Newell, president of Resources for the Future, a nonpartisan research organization in Washington, described the administration's overall approach as "whac-a-mole policy" that suggests a lack of appreciation of the complexity of global commerce.
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The challenge of working with officials is not so much their lack of appreciation for sustainability since many of them are now tasked to implement environmentally-friendly policies as part of China's national goal to go green.
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" (Really?) Even Ray, whose resentment of his father's lack of appreciation is a recurring theme, has a sentimental moment, telling his father (although he is beyond hearing): "I'm sorry I didn't become what you wanted me to be.
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Coinciding with the Skripal affair this action underscores a fundamental lack of appreciation of what we stand for, the value of our alliances, and of Russia's war on the West, that also comprises ongoing interventions in Western elections.
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" Corker, a retiring Tennessee Republican, added that Trump's disdain for institutions like the Justice Department shows his "lack of appreciation for democratic values and institutions," warning he would turn the country into Venezuela "if left to his own accord.
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The burden on Sessions to establish his position Tuesday is increased by Trump's apparent lack of appreciation for the tradition of DOJ's independence, said Paul Charlton, another of the U.S. attorneys who was fired in the Bush administration scandal.
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One of Klarna's top investors, legendary Venture Capitalist Sir Michael Moritz, shared in Sebastian's admiration of China and suggested that a "Western imperial arrogance," had led to a misunderstanding and a lack of appreciation for the culture of innovation in China.
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Openness, Dr Rentfrow and Dr Nave found, was associated with an appreciation of "sophisticated" music (defined as inspiring, complex and dynamic) and a converse lack of appreciation for "mellow" music (romantic, relaxing and slow) and "contemporary" music (percussive, electric and not sad).
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"It may reflect a lack of appreciation, on the part of patients with certain types of cancer along with their close household and social contacts, of the dangers that ongoing exposure of cancer patients and survivors to tobacco smoke, such as higher death rates," Akinboro said by email.
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As the coronavirus spreads around the world, China has been increasingly vocal about what it appears to feel is a lack of appreciation from the global community for its efforts to contain the outbreak, and preventing the crisis from being even worse than it may turn out to be.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer may have expressed a lack of appreciation for facts during his very first media briefing when he claimed that Trump's inauguration had the "largest audience to ever witness an inauguration—period—both in person and around the globe," despite extremely strong evidence to the contrary.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer may have expressed a lack of appreciation for facts during his very first media briefing when he claimed that Trump's inauguration had the "largest audience to ever witness an inauguration—period—both in person and around the globe," despite extremely strong evidence to the contrary.
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Based on my experience, the Bay Area criticism of Moritz reflects a lack of appreciation for China's recent history, a misunderstanding of the factors driving the work ethic of Chinese workers, and a worrying belief that Silicon Valley's pre-eminence as the center of entrepreneurship is to be inherited by future generations instead of fought for.
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With both parties so close to the negotiating table, Bolton and Pence's comments indicate "a lack of appreciation for how delicate the situation is and what's at stake, " he continued: "The White House may see an opportunity to push as hard and fast for a favorable outcome as it can, yet the manner in which they are doing it risks having the opposite effect. "
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In the lecture "The Art Language," presented to the Philosophy Study Circle at Visva-Bharati University in 1987 (and published in 2007), he said: In a theoretical sense, a sensitive artist can subsist and function all by himself in his private world, even if he is surrounded by apathetic and insensitive people, if he does not rue his isolation and lack of appreciation and reward.
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SO THERE IS ALWAYS, AGAIN, SOME KIND OF -- SOME KIND OF RESENTMENT IN THE WORST TIME, LACK OF APPRECIATION IN THE BETTER TIMES, FOR WHAT THE PEOPLE WHO ARE AT THE CENTER OF THE ALLOCATION PROCESS OF THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM—AGAIN, RISK, CAPITAL, PEOPLE—AGAIN, WHEN YOU HAVE THE ROLE THAT I HAD IN MY OLD FIRM, YOU HAVE PEOPLE WHO HAVE CAPITAL TO INVEST AND PEOPLE WHO NEED CAPITAL FOR THEIR BUSINESSES.
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Instead of focusing sustained critiques on the enormous costs of Sanders' policy proposals, his seeming lack of appreciation for the historical usefulness of markets, and — most concerning of all — his use of rhetoric that squarely takes aim at the wealthy, Democrats opposed to his candidacy opt instead for endless iterations of, "These might be good ideas, but America just isn't ready for them," which implies that the onus is on the American public to one day realize the lurking wisdom underlying Sanders' worldview.
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Then, unprompted, he added: "Any suggestion by any candidate for high public office that we should be building more weapons and giving them to a country like Korea or Japan are absurd on their face and run counter to everything that every president, Republican or Democrat alike, has tried to achieve ever since World War II." Second-generation Hiroshima survivors such as Atsushi said Trump's comments reflect not only a lack of appreciation for what happened here but also a lack of understanding of the arms race that would ensue in Asia if Japan were to go nuclear.
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According to OC Tanner research: • 79% of employees who quit their jobs claim that a lack of appreciation was a major reason for leaving • 65% of Americans claimed they weren't even recognized one time last year My company, oGoLead, fielded national research and found even more evidence for the lack of recognition in the workplace: • 82% of employees feel their supervisor doesn't recognize them for what they do • 60% say they are more motivated by recognition than money If leaders give their people the recognition they've earned, show genuine appreciation and acknowledge the unique things people have to offer and do, then they will drive significantly better results.
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In 2019, he said he felt a "lack of appreciation" in society for Wall Streeters.
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This has subsequently led to the abandonment and lack of appreciation of minority cultures by so doing killing the aspect of identity and belonging.
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Francis was waived on April 30, 2018. After his release, Francis publicly stated he was grateful that he was no longer a part of team due to the organization's lack of appreciation for him and adding his view that the team's mascot was racist.
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Colonial mentality impacts self-esteem and weakens ethnic identity, which can negatively impact mental health. The four levels of impact on an individual: self-denigration, lack of appreciation of Filipino culture, discrimination against less-cultured individuals, and tolerance and acceptance of oppression by non-Filipinos.
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12 Ndhlovu later relented and said he was ready to work with Figge who politely declined.Mulwanda, Gerald "Figge refuses post" Times of Zambia, 11 July 1992 p.12 The criticism against him continued until he suddenly announced his resignation in July 1992, citing criticism from the media and lack of appreciation from fans.
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And what's wrong with that? Cato applied for the post of Acting Superintendent in 1994, but lost it to Chief Inspector Conway. He later applied for the post of Area Welfare Chief, but was again unsuccessful. Frustrated with lack of appreciation and being continually passed over for promotion, he decided to leave the job.
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He blamed this on misgovernment, the sparse population of the country, and lack of appreciation of agriculture amongst the Persians.Ferrier; p. 23. In the period prior to Shah Abbas I, most of the land was assigned to officials (civil, military and religious). From the time of Shah Abbas onwards, more land was brought under the direct control of the shah.
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Anderson visited the studio each day during this time. He later recalled this time in a negative light, pointing out the lack of support from the whole band, working to get the album sounding right without pay, and the lack of appreciation for his efforts. He concluded: "I thought, 'Wow, never again. Don't call me with a project like that".
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The couple have two daughters. Everest's time under Nutter, a Savile Row revolutionary in the 1960s, inspired him to experiment with tone and pattern in his own designs. In 1986, after nearly five years as Nutter's apprentice, Everest was persuaded to move on to work for Malcolm Levene. He had become disillusioned with Savile Row, particularly with its lack of appreciation for Nutter's more modern approach.
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Advertisement for Prof. Gentry's Dog and Pony Show, 1900 "Dog and pony show" is a colloquial term which has come to mean a highly promoted, often over- staged performance, presentation, or event designed to sway or convince opinion for political, or less often, commercial ends. Typically, the term is used in a pejorative sense to connote disdain, jocular lack of appreciation, or distrust of the message being presented or the efforts undertaken to present it.
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Quoted in Fischer, p. 730 Others told of matrons washing their feet in the cook pot, that it was considered unlucky to wash a milk churn and that human hairs in butter were considered a sign of quality. These descriptions seem to be confirmed by an old saying attributed to Appalachian housewives: "The mair [more] dirt the less hurt". Another expression of backcountry hardiness was the lack of appreciation of coffee and tea.
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There is a big difference between containment and control. Containment happens within a few hours or days; control takes weeks or many months. The lack of appreciation and understanding for disease control methods and strategies has led to a lot of landowners and taxpayers thinking there is no way to control oak wilt. Despite 40–50 years of work & study showing oak wilt as one of the easiest to control forest diseases in North America.
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161 Among those in the audience who understood the words there was a substantial section whose broadness of mind did not extend to the content of French plays. The New York Times later commented that Réjane was "hampered by the moral bias of American audiences"."'Lolotte'; The Talented French Comedienne Lukewarmly Received", The New York Times, 8 November 1904, p. 9 Réjane was so disgusted at the lack of appreciation that she vowed never to return.
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As Peggy returns to Don's office, they have an argument over Peggy's contribution to the award-winning Glo-Coat campaign and Don's lack of appreciation for her work. She then storms off to cry in the ladies' room. Later in the evening, Don calls her into his office to listen to a tape he has found from Roger Sterling's (John Slattery) memoirs. The two laugh over the intimate revelations about their co-workers and go out for a meal.
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In 1945, Wingert stood as a candidate for the Social Democratic Party but without success. He became a strong critic of what he perceived as the clientelist politics of Luxembourg and the lack of appreciation for the role of the wartime resistance. In August 1946 he was arrested and accused of plotting a coup d'état against the government of Pierre Dupong. After nine days in prison he was released without charge but his reputation was destroyed.
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Most art software includes common functions, creation tools, editing tools, filters, and automated rendering modes. Many, however, are designed to enhance a specialized skill or technique. Specialized software packages may be discontinued for various reasons such as lack of appreciation for the result, lack of expertise and training for the product, or simply not worth the time and money investment, but most likely due to obsolescence compared to newer methods or integration as a feature of newer more complete software packages.
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During this time, she was not provided pay. According to a letter Sewell wrote to Disney, her frustration and the lack of appreciation she felt led to her departure from the company. Despite her resignation, Sewell remained involved with the studio because of her familial relationships with the Disneys and her husband's employment at the studio. In 1941, Sewell accompanied the Disneys, Cottrell, and several other notable Disney artists, who referred to themselves as El Grupo, on a trip to South America.
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The NRA sponsors a range of programs about firearm safety for children and adults, including a program for school- age children, the NRA's "Eddie Eagle". The organization issues credentials and trains firearm instructors. In 1994, following disagreements between the NRA and athletes over control of the program of Olympic shooting sports, the US Olympic Committee recommended USA Shooting replace the NRA as the national governing body for Olympic shooting. The NRA dropped out just before the decision was announced, citing a lack of appreciation for their efforts.
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The speaker questions his religious commitment, which hasn't brought him the fulfillment he seeks. He thinks he can lead a life which will yield “double” the pleasures he sought while living as a Christian. The speaker then announces that his life will be as “free as the road” and as “loose as the wind”, meaning that he plans to live boundlessly, without restriction. The speaker admits that there were things which he did treasure, but his sadness and lack of appreciation ruined each one.
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Cogniet tried to mentor Cals in the direction of a more 'popular' style although Cals disagreed. Cogniet argued that Cals style would hurt his career but Cals refused to give in. He parted company with his (neoclassical- influenced) teacher, owing to his teacher's lack of appreciation for the emerging impressionist movement in art. His career did in fact suffer and it was until he was much older that he reached any level of success. He became critically acclaimed at the 1846 Salon, despite receiving no formal award.
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Daddysmilk relocated to Manchester, England in late 2008, stating the reason for relocating as being frustration for a lack of a musical scene in Oslo, and Norway, and a lack of appreciation from the musical establishment in Norway. The band was never featured on Norwegian National Broadcasting's Urørt, a nationwide radio show designed to showcase unsigned talent in Norway. The band was however featured in the popular online game Ski Challenge 2008 with their song "Bounce". It was also used at promotional television advertisement for the game on Norwegian National Broadcasting.
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Clark replied that "your radio indicates a lack of appreciation of our tactical situation, the terrain, enemy resistance, and my mission." Devers noted in his diary that Clark's response "shows quite well his lack of judgment and tact and indicate definitely that he is not a team player", and he recommended to Marshall that Eaker and not Clark be his successor in the Mediterranean. Marshall chose to appoint Lieutenant General Joseph T. McNarney on 22 October. The activation of the French First Army left Seventh Army with only one corps.
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He praised the contribution by Swales. Stein described the book as a "devastatingly critical assault" on Freud and psychoanalysis and predicted that it would have a lasting impact. He credited its contributors with showing "the fragility of the classical case studies, the circularity of much of Freud's logic and the degree of Freud's identification with favorable outcomes." However, he wrote that it was also malicious, lacking in objectivity, uneven in quality, and showed a lack of appreciation for the opposition Freud had to face and insensitivity toward Freud's inner conflicts.
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Some security professionals say that the rise in prominence of operating system-level virtualization using Linux has raised the profile of attacks against the kernel, and that Linus Torvalds is reticent to add mitigations against kernel-level attacks in official releases. Linux 4.12, released in 2017, enabled KASLR by default, but its effectiveness is debated. Con Kolivas, a former kernel developer, tried to optimize the kernel scheduler for interactive desktop use. He finally dropped the support for his patches due to the lack of appreciation for his development.
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In the video game adaptation of Saw (2009), set after the events of the first film, Tapp is revealed to have survived his gunshot wound and is healed back to health by Jigsaw. He is brought to the abandoned Whitehurst asylum where he is placed in the Reverse Bear Trap Amanda Young was in. He quickly escapes after Jigsaw scolds him for his lack of appreciation for his life and the lives of others. Upon escaping, Tapp ventures through the asylum where he faces others during their tests.
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Clark is usually very easy-going and optimistic, even in the face of adversity and his family's seeming lack of appreciation for his efforts on their behalf. However, when he is pushed beyond the limit of his patience, he tends to lose his temper and go on furious tirades, as seen in the first Vacation, where he scolds his family for not wanting to continue the trip. He also loses his temper in Christmas Vacation where he gets angry at his relatives because of their wanting to leave, and went into a tirade against his boss Frank Shirley.
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Cardiac syndrome X is a historic term for microvascular angina, angina (chest pain) with signs associated with decreased blood flow to heart tissue but with normal coronary arteries. The use of the term CSX can lead to the lack of appreciation of how microvascular angina is a debilitating heart related pain condition with the increased risk of heart attack and other heart problems. Many mainly women can have difficulty accessing the specialist care of a cardiologist for this reason. Some studies have found increased risk of other vasospastic disorders in cardiac microvascular angina parients, such as migraine and Raynaud's phenomenon.
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Friedhelm, having been cut off from his unit during the earlier assault, escapes the Russians by wearing a Soviet uniform, only to be mistakenly shot by his own side when returning to his lines. He is taken to a field hospital where Charlotte discovers him and convinces the doctor to operate, saving his life. While recovering, believing his brother to be dead, he tells Charlotte that Wilhelm has been killed. Friedhelm is sent back home, but seeing his father's disappointment with Wilhelm's apparent death, and lack of appreciation for Friedhelm's survival, Friedhelm cuts short his leave and returns to his unit.
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The different perspectives explain why objective findings of diagnostics often have little to do with the subject's sensitivities. This also applies to the objectively determined (or officially prescribed) requirements of a person as opposed to what someone feels that it is needed. Both perspectives are important for understanding and cannot be played off against each other. Kriz criticizes that many concepts such as "stress" or "resources" are often described primarily on the basis of "objective" factors such as noise or money, while actually other aspects like lack of appreciation may be relevant to the subject's experience and actions.
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He cited this lack of appreciation of that pluralism as the "basic flaw" of Pennsylvania's Bible reading statute and Abington Township's defense of it: > There are persons in every community—often deeply devout—to whom any version > of the Judaeo-Christian Bible is offensive. There are others whose reverence > for the Holy Scriptures demands private study or reflection and to whom > public reading or recitation is sacrilegious.... To such persons it is not > the fact of using the Bible in the public schools, nor the content of any > particular version, that is offensive, but the manner in which it is used.
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The women's movement has made most of us conscious of the fact that Science Fiction has totally ignored women. This "lack of appreciation" is the main reason that women are rebelling and actively fighting to be noticed in the field anyway. Virginia Wolf relates to this aspect of feminist science fiction in the article "Feminist Criticism and Science Fiction for Children". As she discusses the scarcity of women in the field, she states, "During the first period, that of the nineteenth century, apparently only two women wrote Science Fiction, Mary Shelley and Rhoda Broughton," and continues, "In the early twentieth century, a few women were successful Science Fiction writers".
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Justice Powell said, “‘Courts [also] have required an accused to object to being tried in jail garments, just as he must invoke or abandon other rights.’ Here, ‘[t]he record is clear that no objection was made to the trial judge concerning the jail attire either before or at any time during the trial. This omission plainly did not result from any lack of appreciation of the issue, for respondent had raised the question with the jail attendant prior to trial. At trial, defense counsel expressly referred to respondent’s attire during voir dire. The trial judge was thus informed that respondent’s counsel was fully conscious of the situation’”.
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However, their relationship becomes strained due to Don's anger and seemingly lack of appreciation for Peggy and her work. When Don decides to start his own advertising agency, Peggy is one of the first people he talks to. He assumes she will quit Sterling Cooper and follow him to his new agency, but is surprised and hurt when she declines, stating that she's tired of being on the receiving end of his anger when something doesn't work out for him. Don later goes to Peggy's apartment, and the two have an emotional conversation, in which Don asks her to go with him to his new agency.
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Howe described the detractors as "narrow minded" and challenged them to attend the Avenged Sevenfold set and "be prepared to have [their] opinions changed." Despite widespread lack of appreciation of other music genres, some fans and musicians can profess a deep devotion to genres that often have nothing to do with metal music. For instance, Fenriz of Darkthrone is also known to be a techno DJ, and Metallica's Kirk Hammett is seen wearing a t-shirt of post-punk band The Sisters of Mercy in the music video for "Wherever I May Roam". Tourniquet band leader Ted Kirkpatrick is a "great admirer of the classical masters".
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Barrett was born Katherine Harwood Waller at her family's historic estate, Clifton, in Widewater, Virginia, to Ann Eliza Stribbling Waller and Withers Waller on January 24, 1857. Her family owned slaves on several large plantations, and Barrett's two young black playmates named Jane and Lucy were "given" to young Kate as a birthday gift on her sixth birthday by her grandmother. Later regretting these circumstances, Barrett stated "I looked upon them as mine by 'divine right' and many were the lessons of cruelty and lack of appreciation of the rights of others cultivated in me." Aquia Church in Stafford, Virginia, was the first and last assignment of the Rev.
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These qualities give him unlimited > confidence in himself.... He is one of the craftiest of men, and his > extraordinary charm of manner not only wins him friends, but does much to > soften the asperities of his opponents and enemies. He is full of humour and > a born actor....He has an instinctive power of divining the thoughts and > intentions of people with whom he is conversing. His chief defects are: (1) > Lack of appreciation of existing institutions, organisations, and stolid, > dull people...their ways are not his ways and their methods are not his > methods. (2) Fondness for a grandiose scheme in preference to an attempt to > improve existing machinery.
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She spent a great deal of time working with the system of self-psychology, critically examining the self from both philosophical and psychological viewpoints. Over the years she spent working on the system, it was widely unpopular, which is why she is less often remembered for her work relating to it. Despite its lack of appreciation, Calkin's refused to lose interest in the subject, which is described as “the science of conscious selves.” By way of studying self- psychology, she was able to form descriptions of the self, such as the self that remains the same, the self that is changed, the self that is unique, and a few other descriptions.
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In performance, notes identified as one of the 12 universal pitch classes of Chromatic scale (swara-prakara) are the shrutis, and connected unidentified notes between them are nadas. The human ear takes about '20–45 msec' to identify a note within the range of the human voice—from 100–1000 Hz. Thus, the ear can identify shrutis played or sung longer than that—but cannot identify nadas played or sung faster than that limit, but can only hear them. Lack of appreciation of this difference has led to many scientists to opine that because of the meend and the oscillating notes, it is hard to determine the exact numerical frequencies. In a glide or meend. E.g.
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Their hope was to have the City fund this endeavor and they felt the best way to do this was through the Board of Education. According to a letter to the Board of Education, the plan was to charge tuition at New York Art School rates, of about $30 per week, to the students and, in return for the financial support given by the Board of Education, the school would offer free scholarships to public school pupils. The Association reserved the right to terminate the scholarship without recourse if the student failed in effort or disclosed what was judged to be a lack of appreciation of his opportunities. After much deliberation, the Board of Education turned them down.
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IVR has historically received criticism for its difficulty of use and a lack of appreciation of the caller's needs as well as objections to providing a voice response to an automated system. However, modern IVR systems are able to include caller context and provide personalized options. Companies have also been criticized for using IVR to reduce operational costs as the solution replaces the need for human agents to address voice inquiries. Additionally, as basic information is now available online, the calls coming into a call center are more likely to be complex problems and not ones that can be resolved in an automated fashion, thus requiring the attention of a live agent.
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Jawaharlal Nehru however in his autobiography writes that Azad met him a few weeks before his death, inquiring about possibility of not being considered an outlaw as a result of Gandhi-Irwin pact. He also saw the 'futility' of his methods and so did many of his associates, though not completely convinced of the 'peaceful methods'. The lives of Azad, Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, Bismil, and Ashfaq were depicted in the 2006 film Rang De Basanti, with Aamir Khan portraying Azad. The movie, which draws parallels between the lives of young revolutionaries such as Azad and Bhagat Singh, and today's youth, also dwells upon the lack of appreciation among today's Indian youth for the sacrifices made by these men.
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The film's special effects were supervised by RKO department head Vernon L. Walker. Welles pioneered several visual effects to cheaply shoot things like crowd scenes and large interior spaces. For example, the scene in which the camera in the opera house rises dramatically to the rafters, to show the workmen showing a lack of appreciation for Susan Alexander Kane's performance, was shot by a camera craning upwards over the performance scene, then a curtain wipe to a miniature of the upper regions of the house, and then another curtain wipe matching it again with the scene of the workmen. Other scenes effectively employed miniatures to make the film look much more expensive than it truly was, such as various shots of Xanadu.
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These qualities give him unlimited > confidence in himself.... He is one of the craftiest of men, and his > extraordinary charm of manner not only wins him friends, but does much to > soften the asperities of his opponents and enemies. He is full of humour and > a born actor....He has an instinctive power of divining the thoughts and > intentions of people with whom he is conversing...His chief defects are: (1) > Lack of appreciation of existing institutions, organisations, and stolid, > dull people...their ways are not his ways and their methods are not his > methods. (2) Fondness for a grandiose scheme in preference to an attempt to > improve existing machinery. (3) Disregard of difficulties in carrying out > big projects...he is not a man of detail.
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Middle World, a term coined by evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, is used to describe the realm generally experienced by humans that lies between the microscopic world of quarks and atoms and the cosmic world of stars and galaxies. It also refers to the lack of appreciation humans generally have for the spectrum of time, from picoseconds to billions of years, because people generally refer to time in units of minutes or hours or weeks and live for only a portion of a century. This term is used as an explanation of oddity at both extreme levels of existence. We have a lack of understanding of the quantum and molecular parts of the universe, because the human mind has evolved to understand best that which it routinely encounters.
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They developed a close friendship, with Sitwell regularly helping him financially and publicising his work. However, she was often hurt by his unpredictable temper and seeming lack of appreciation for her efforts on his behalf, and Greene suggests that Tchelitchew 'toyed with her expectations' of romance when he wanted something from her, growing more distant again when he got what he wanted. Nevertheless, the relationship lasted until his death 30 years later. In 1928, Helen Rootham had surgery for cancer; she eventually became an invalid. In 1932 Rootham and Sitwell moved to Paris where they lived, with Rootham's younger sister, Evelyn Wiel. In 1930 Sitwell published a study of the poet Alexander Pope, in which she argued for Pope's greatness and identified him as a precursor of Romanticism.
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In 2004 Lewis alleged that British playwright Bryony Lavery's hit Broadway play Frozen, particularly the character of 'Agnetha', a psychiatrist sent to evaluate a serial killer, was based on thematic similarities with her book Guilty by Reason of Insanity and verbatim extracts from a New Yorker article about her by Malcolm Gladwell. Lewis hired a lawyer and began preparing for a lawsuit, including getting Gladwell to sign his copyright over to her for her case. The story was covered internationally in 2004 and Lavery states it has damaged her career. However, Gladwell himself has since said he was not comfortable signing over his copyright to Lewis (and did change his mind) and, while understanding that she was upset, suggests that the legal accusations were fueled by a lack of appreciation of the creative arts.
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The Captain of the Guard (voiced by Ed Gilbert) was the head of Castle Wyvern's garrison in 994. Resentful of the lack of appreciation that he and the gargoyles received for defending the castle, he struck a deal with Demona and the Vikings to have the castle sacked, forcing out the humans and leaving only him and the gargoyles. The plan included sabotage, such as severing bowstrings, but backfired when the Viking leader Hakon shattered most of the gargoyles during the day after the siege, prompting Goliath and the survivors (Hudson, Brooklyn, Broadway, Lexington and Bronx) to go after the Vikings for revenge. The Captain was killed along with Hakon in 994, when they fell off a cliff, but their spirits remained trapped in the area as punishment for their actions.
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This is variously blamed on aggressive driving, insufficient driver training, old and unsafe cars, inferior road design and construction, and a lack of appreciation of the skill and responsibility required to safely operate a motor vehicle. In 2010, 375 'road users' were killed in New Zealand, while 14,031 were injured, with 15- to 24-year-olds the group at highest risk. The three most common vehicle movements resulting in death or injury were "head-on collisions (while not overtaking)", "loss of control (on straight)" and "loss of control (while cornering)".Motor Vehicle Crashes 2010 section 2 casualties and crashes (from the New Zealand Ministry of Transport) In terms of deaths per 10,000 population, the most dangerous areas were the Waitomo District (121 deaths) and the Mackenzie District (110).
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Rae's statement brought an immediate rebuttal from Soqosoqo ni Vakavulewa ni Taukei (SVT) General Secretary Ema Druavesi, who said that the Military would not be acting as it was without proof that "certain ministers" were bending the law for political purposes. It was the Military that had restored order after 2000 she said, and Rae's lack of appreciation was a mark of arrogance. She added on 10 January that the Military was the only organization that remained true to its principles, and that the nation was looking to it for stability. Commenting on 15 January, following the dismissal on the 13th of Acting Land Force Commander Lieutenant Colonel Jone Baledrokadroka, Druavesi regretted that the decision had been made, and said that the Military needed a man like Baledrokadroka, whom she called a man of high caliber and a good leader.
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He seems to dislike taking orders, and reminds Helen that he is in charge multiple times throughout episode 2.7. He seems to have a great disregard to other people's feelings and human lives – he finds the fight between Abby Maitland (Hannah Spearritt) and Caroline entertaining, and does not seem to care when Cutter tells him that if a predator was to escape it could wipe out mankind. He further demonstrates his lack of appreciation for human life by releasing a Silurian Scorpion into a popular beach resort and allowing it to kill two innocent men, as well as placing 12 more creatures at strategic locations and threatening to release them despite knowing full-well the carnage and destruction they would cause. Lester and Connor both refer to him as a small, insignificant or irritating man because of his aloof nature.
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The Bundeswehr and Germany's NATO partners recognize Rommel as the modern knight of the Bundeswehr, a highly successful operator of military arts and an apolitical, chivalrous soldier (with several leaders of the Bundeswehr like , Hartmut Bagger and declaring him as their personal role model). This ideal of modern knighthood is connected and combined with the anachronistic Miles Christianus model, the more recent "Miles Protector" model, the "Soldier-Statesman" concept, and the traditional monofunctional combatant. Certain modern military historians, such as Larry T. Addington, Niall Barr, Douglas Porch and Robert Citino, are skeptical of Rommel as an operational, let alone strategic level commander. They point to Rommel's lack of appreciation for Germany's strategic situation, his misunderstanding of the relative importance of his theatre to the German High Command, his poor grasp of logistical realities, and, according to the historian Ian Beckett, his "penchant for glory hunting".
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The poems that elicit homoerotic readings can be read not merely as exercises in sublimation but as powerful renditions of religious conviction, a conviction that caused strain in his family and even led him to burn some poems that he felt were unnecessarily self-centred. Julia Saville's book A Queer Chivalry views the religious imagery in the poems as Hopkins's way of expressing the tension with homosexual identity and desire. Christopher Ricks notes that Hopkins engaged in a number of penitential practices, "but all of these self- inflictions were not self-inflictions to him, and they are his business – or are his understanding of what it was for him to be about his Father's business." Ricks takes issue with Martin's apparent lack of appreciation of the importance of the role of Hopkins's religious commitment to his writing, and cautions against assigning a priority of influence to any sexual instincts over other factors such as Hopkins's estrangement from his family.
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The audit implied a recovery of 12% of the oil in the Shaikan reservoir and indicated that Shaikan contained just of which just could hope to be recovered net to Gulf Keystone This appeared to be significantly less than the previously claimed by Gulf Keystone Petroleum to be in place in the field. Retail investors with a lack of appreciation for calculations believe this to be an apparently low recovery level due to presentation issues, because elsewhere the audit expressed the possibility that the recovery could be some 20%. As a direct consequence of the perceived negative audit the share price of Gulf Keystone Petroleum crashed by 40% in the days following the publication of this official audit. This audit was reviewed between June and September 2015 in order to take account of additional well and substantial production data. This resulted in the Proved and Probable Reserves increasing by 114%, from 299 million to 639 million barrels.
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Regardless of his briefcase, Bryan won a fatal four-way match on the same episode of SmackDown to become the contender for Henry's championship. On the live November 29 episode of SmackDown, Henry managed to pin Bryan to retain the title in a steel cage match. Also in November, Bryan started being involved in a romantic storyline with AJ. Bryan cashed in his Money in the Bank contract on December 18 at TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs against Big Show, who had just defeated Henry and subsequently received a DDT onto a steel chair, which allowed Bryan to secure a pinfall victory and become the World Heavyweight Champion, thus making him also the first ever wrestler from NXT to win a WWE world championship. In the following weeks, tension was teased between Bryan and Big Show, with Big Show unhappy about Bryan taking the World Heavyweight Championship from him and Bryan being displeased about Big Show's lack of appreciation for Bryan's help in matches against Henry.
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They point to Rommel's lack of appreciation for Germany's strategic situation, his misunderstanding of the relative importance of his theatre to the German High Command, his poor grasp of logistical realities, and, according to the historian Ian Beckett, his "penchant for glory hunting". Citino credits Rommel's limitations as an operational level commander as "materially contributing" to the eventual demise of the Axis forces in North Africa, Meanwhile, Addington focuses on Rommel's disobedience and struggle over the North Africa strategy, whereby his initial brilliant success resulted in "catastrophic effects" for Germany in this theatre of war. The historian Geoffrey P. Megargee refers to Rommel as a "talented tactical leader", but points out his playing the German and Italian command structures against each other to his advantage. Rommel used the confused structure of the OKW (Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht), the OKH (Supreme High Command of the Army) and the Italian Supreme Command to disregard orders that he disagreed with or to appeal to whatever authority he felt would be most sympathetic to his requests.
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The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has published a guideline document, authored by Dr. Magdalena Simonis under authority of the RACGP, intended to inform healthcare professionals about female genital cosmetic surgery (FGCS), such as labiaplasty, and to advise them about management of patient requests for FGCS. In this document, Dr. Simonis identifies lack of appreciation of female genital diversity, not only on the part of the public but also on the part of healthcare professionals, as a contributing factor to the demand for FGCS. She advocates the use of Femalia as a tool for patient education about genital diversity, in part because it depicts female genitals without digital enhancement. Dr. Simonis has further referenced this educational use of Femalia in slide and poster presentations intended to promote better management of the demand for FGCS on the part of healthcare professionals. Medical anthropologist Eric Plemons has stated that: :The feminist commitment to ostensibly unmediated representation of ‘natural’ female genitals is one whose value has also been recognized by medical experts; Femalia has had an unanticipated life in clinical literature.
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Others have attributed his lack of appreciation to the perceived predictability of results during the turbo-hybrid era, likening his period of dominance to that of Michael Schumacher in the early 2000s, and to tennis players Steffi Graf and Martina Navratilova, all of whom became more appreciated in the latter part of their careers. Hamilton's jet-set lifestyle and interests outside Formula One have received criticism, although he has been praised for disregarding convention and public opinion, and has been described as one of the last 'superstar' drivers. For example, between race weekends Hamilton has on several occasions travelled around the world to explore a variety of interests, such as in 2018 where, after winning the Italian Grand Prix, Hamilton flew to Shanghai and New York where he released his own designer clothing line with Tommy Hilfiger, before flying immediately back to, and winning, the next race in Singapore. Team boss, Toto Wolff, has been consistently vocal in his support for Hamilton's off-track pursuits, explaining how freedom allows Hamilton to function at his best.
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Tolkien related the chapter to his childhood experiences at Sarehole as it was taken over by the industrial growth of Birmingham, and the old mill there fell into disrepair. Critics including Plank have noted that Tolkien denied that the "Scouring of the Shire" reflected England in the late 1940s, claiming instead that the chapter echoed his youthful experience of seeing his home at Sarehole, then in rural Warwickshire, being taken over by the growing city of Birmingham in the early 1900s. Tolkien related the chapter to his childhood experiences at the end of the 19th century: Instead of a strict allegory with exact correspondences between the elements of the chapter and 20th century events and personages, Plank suggested that the chapter was "a realistic parable of reality". Birns and others note, too, that there is an echo in the chapter of the soldiers, including Tolkien, returning home from the trenches of the First World War, and meeting an unfair lack of appreciation of their contribution, as when Sam's father, Gaffer Gamgee, is more concerned with the damage to his potatoes than any "trapessing in foreign parts".
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On February 8, 2016, Miller participated in an interview with InfoWars, during which he praised the site and its owner, Alex Jones, for its coverage of immigration and the Trans-Pacific Partnership. In a February 2017 appearance on CBS' Face the Nation, Miller criticized the federal courts for blocking Trump's travel ban, accusing the judiciary of having "taken far too much power and become, in many cases, a supreme branch of government ... Our opponents, the media and the whole world will soon see as we begin to take further actions, that the powers of the president to protect our country are very substantial and will not be questioned." Miller's assertion was met with criticism from legal experts, such as Ilya Shapiro of the Cato Institute (who said that the administration's comments could undercut public confidence in the judiciary) and Cornell Law School professor Jens David Ohlin (who said that the statement showed "an absurd lack of appreciation for the separation of powers" set forth in the Constitution). In the same appearance, Miller falsely said there was significant voter fraud in the 2016 presidential election and that "thousands of illegal voters were bused in" to New Hampshire.
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