Lack of context aside, this is a very nice story.
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However, like Selfie or Cougertown, a lack of context breeds contempt.
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The lack of context or commentary for these images is careless.
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The lack of context negatively impacts my dependence on the stand-up reminders.
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The lack of context surrounding the ominous photo made the ad difficult to parse.
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Lack of context limits most exchanges to a set of simple questions and answers.
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Rather, it&aposs a lack of context and an omission of the underlying issues.
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But amid the frenzy, there's been a glaring lack of context surrounding Omar's beliefs.
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The lack of context also makes it difficult to decide what they were built for.
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However, I am not sure that all of Birk's art would survive a lack of context.
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So the thing that struck me most about this was the lack of context he presented.
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This lack of context meant people had to draw their own conclusions — conclusions that are easily justified.
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At the same time, the lack of context and history is part of what keeps this text open.
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The style of the announcement and lack of context prompted more questions about the scale of the shipment.
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Are there other instances where you believe framing or lack of context changed the meaning of a quotation?
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This lack of context could give a false impression of the risks of connected medical devices' susceptibility to hacking.
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""The meaning behind it was that a lack of context doesn't excuse, nor will it stop the university from acting.
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" DOJ spokeswoman Kerri Kupec said that Mueller was expressing frustration about "the lack of context and the resulting media coverage.
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But, he expressed frustration over the lack of context and the resulting media coverage regarding the Special Counsel's obstruction analysis.
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As all good YouTube videos do, the video begins with yelling and a complete lack of context for that yelling.
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I can't help but feel a bit amused by how baffling the lack of context may be to some moviegoers.
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But such a lack of context is a good reminder that the secret was never really meant for you at all.
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Nationalism had a different connotation in those days... A: Sure, but then the lack of context is your problem, not mine.
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But they noted the lack of context around some of the site's medical advice, as well as a smattering of misinformation.
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People consume information more quickly and effectively if it is visualized, but poor presentation and lack of context can lead to misinformation.
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Whether it's the rise of the internet or the time spent on mobile phones, we keep suffering from a lack of context.
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I think it's the unanswered questions and the lack of context, which is something I didn't have any intention of clearing up.
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But a Justice Department spokeswoman said he "expressed a frustration over the lack of context" surrounding his findings on obstruction of justice.
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But while some of those stats are spot on, others are misleading due to a lack of context — or are outright falsehoods.
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And if you do make a mistake and post something dumb or misguided, the lack of context will only make things worse.
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It's a crazy movie A lack of context might be a good thing if you think Marvel needs a bit of a refresh.
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Their lack of context could be problematic, but they take on new meaning alongside artifacts from the personal journey of her family matriarchy.
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This occasional lack of context might be inevitable in a 4,000-word book with a breezy, whimsical tone—essentially a picture book for adults.
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If there's surprisingly little blame to go around in a book with so much potential for it, there's also a curious lack of context.
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Kyle South GIF from Kyle GIFs While the simple fix to the outage is a relief (if it works), the lack of context is concerning.
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To a certain extent, that lack of context effectively contributes to the feeling of nihilistic chaos that's so in line with politics post-2016 election.
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To view this work generously, (as I always try to do) I have to accept my lack of context, and reject the impulse to prescribe meaning.
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There is a lot of anger that we have become this punching bag and because of the lack of context in portraying Mexicans through one negative lens.
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"If there's anything I've said that I'd like folks to really take with them is, really don't let your lack of context cloud your judgment," Walker said.
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Mueller expressed "frustration" to Barr in late March over what he called a lack of context in the attorney general's four-page memo describing his investigation's findings.
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Mr Barr issued a summary of the report before its full publication, but two letters emerged this week from Robert Mueller criticising that summary for its lack of context.
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The general lack of context around how Wikileaks operates, as well as the website's habit of taking to Twitter with unhinged accusations against Clinton, often muddies the points Assange tries to make.
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A Justice Department spokeswoman told The Hill on Tuesday that the special counsel expressed "frustration" to Barr in late March over the lack of context in the attorney general's four-page memo.
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SophiaI'd say that what stands out most when it comes to male coworkers is that they don't bother to compensate for the lack of context and tone in instant messages, emails, etc.
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The past week provided fresh examples of how journalists endlessly seeking to portray the Russia probe in black-and-white terms can misinform the public through omission, cherry-picking or lack of context.
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Who could have guessed that The Fate of the Furious would someday be a movie I would want very much to watch, but would feel excluded from due to my utter lack of context?
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More often than not, the reports are criticized from all sides, with the companies complaining about the amount of work that goes into their production, and academics and experts chiding their lack of context.
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The challenging lack of context may also explain the seeming popularity of five colorful prints by Chuck Sperry, all depicting pale-skinned women in a style that channels Alphonse Mucha and 1970s rock posters.
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Blame it on lack of context or some other organizational flub, but works by the artists Iman Issa and Alexandra Bell fail to inspire despite their potent criticisms of ethnographic displays and newspaper evocations of racism, respectively.
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It was unclear what objections Mr. Mueller raised, although a Justice Department spokeswoman said on Tuesday that he "expressed a frustration over the lack of context" in Mr. Barr's presentation of the findings on obstruction of justice.
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"Because of how many people are just coming into the state for the first time and covering our races, I think there might be a lack of context for some things that could result in misinformation," Shulman said.
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"There is now public confusion about critical aspects of the results of our investigation," Mueller wrote on March 27, citing Barr's lack of context or nuance when he sent a memo to lawmakers detailing some of the report's findings.
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Justice Department spokeswoman Kerri Kupec, in a statement, confirmed that Mueller wrote to Barr after the summary was released to express frustration over "the lack of context and the resulting media coverage," particularly about conclusions on obstruction of justice.
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This lack of context is true of the characters, as well — particularly a shadowy stranger played by Boyega that Mae meets at a party, who plays a key role later on in the film that's meant to be surprising.
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Justice Department spokeswoman Kerri Kupec, in a statement, confirmed that Mueller wrote to Barr after the summary was released to express frustration over "the lack of context and the resulting media coverage," particularly about Mueller's conclusions on obstruction of justice.
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The impact of these photos is all the more powerful for their lack of context: As viewers, we can only imagine their stories, and reckon with realities that might sharply differ from our stereotypical understanding of Mexico's tragically crime-ridden history.
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It was unclear what specific objections Mr. Mueller raised in his letter, though a Justice Department spokeswoman said on Tuesday evening that he "expressed a frustration over the lack of context" in Mr. Barr's presentation of his findings on obstruction of justice.
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The lack of context, the clumsy framing of the story as a curse put on Clinton by a Russian mummy that itself turns out to be fake and the lack of willingness to say something beyond "look at this" reduces the impact of the themes above, ones that are well worth investigating.
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Given the tumult that characterized the transition from the Eisenhower years to the 1960s, the relative lack of context as the series opens in 1959 comes across like a missed opportunity -- not the centerpiece of what the series is about, obviously, but such a fertile backdrop for issues like race and feminism that those avenues feel conspicuously under-explored in the steadfast focus on the micro over the macro.
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1954, when he disagreed with Russell's changed views on nuclear disarmament. The letter and its lack of context have been of concern to Russell scholars.
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While the information was successfully captured, the lack of context and training in cataloging recorded sound by those doing the input affected some data, so the Rigler–Deutsch Index is imperfect. The microfilm format is not very sharp and easy to read.
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Game of Thrones received mixed reviews from critics praising the narrative, choice driven gameplay, and faithfulness to the source material while criticism was directed towards the graphical glitches and the lack of context for players unfamiliar with the Game of Thrones franchise.
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Animal characters: nonhuman beings in early modern literature. University of Pennsylvania Press. p. 141. . William Shakespeare used the term in Twelfth Night,Twelfth Night: Act 2, Scene 5 No Fear Shakespeare believed to be written in 1601 or 1602. The lack of context around his usage suggests that the term was already widespread.
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Alternatively, the lack of context may come from a particular group, in the national policy structure, selectively presenting only that information that supports certain conclusions. The term is typically used in the health care system. An example would be how money funded for research is not evenly allocated, but instead goes toward one specific ailment remedy.Garrett, Laurie. 2007.
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Lactantius criticized what Cicero wrote, but he also applauded Cicero at times for parallelingalbeit coincidentallywhat the Bible says.MacKendrick (1989), pp. 10607. However, the lines preserved by Lactantius have been criticized due to their lack of context. MacKendrick notes that Lactantius was using "partial quotation[s]" in order to frame what Cicero wrote so that Lactantius could more easily refute his ideas.
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However, the Test match was cancelled, with another T20I match added to the tour itinerary. Cricket Ireland made the decision based on the lack of context for the one-off match, and the costs associated of hosting it. A planned home T20I series against Afghanistan was also cancelled by Cricket Ireland. Cricket Ireland confirmed the fixtures for ODI series in December 2019.
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"Sacrifice" received a lukewarm response from critics. Rose Wojnar of The San Diego Union-Tribune gave the episode a B-, criticizing "overuse of Sesha’s flashback of her husband dying and the predictable shot of her falling dead on Sharon’s body". Clifton gave "Sacrifice" a B+, praising Delany's performance but criticizing the lack of context for Lee and Dee's relationship. Overall, he called it "the best episode in a while".
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Criticisms of The Herald's coverage include disregard (or ignorance of) accepted journalistic standards for covering suicide; emotional harm to the deceased's family, friends, and the community at large; sensationally detailing the deceased's unrelated, years' old brush with the law; lack of context for or understanding of mental health issues; encouraging copycat behavior in susceptible individuals by including specific, lurid details of the death; and not providing appropriate suicide prevention information with the story.
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Beyond potential errors in choice or concept, Creasy is criticised for the vagueness of his descriptions, sources given and battle analysis. By World War I fully reconstructed battle movements and plans were considered the norm if true analysis was to be undertaken. The lack of context, both political and social around the battles chosen makes consideration of its various impacts either difficult or impossible.British Army in the Middle East Kitchen, J, E. 2014.
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The character's use in All Star was recommended by LevelWinner due to her statistics. Critics have also commented on the character's role in the printed adaptations of the franchise. A. E. Sparrow, reviewing the graphic novel King of Fighters 2003: Volume 4 for IGN, commented that K' is "sufficiently heroic" with the comic allowing the exploration of his motivations. His duel against Kyo's clone, Kusanagi, was referred by GenjisPress as "fan-only territory" due to the lack of context.
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For example, if the reply is being copied to a third person who did not see the original message, it may be advisable to quote it in full; otherwise the trimmed message may be misinterpreted by the new recipient, for lack of context. Also, when replying to a customer or supplier, it may be advisable to quote the original message in its entirety, in case the other party somehow failed to keep a copy of it.
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Stovepiping (also stove piping) is a metaphorical term which recalls a stovepipe's function as an isolated vertical conduit, and has been used, in the context of intelligence, to describe several ways in which raw intelligence information may be presented without proper context. It is a system created to solve a specific problem. The lack of context may be due to the specialized nature, or security requirements, of a particular intelligence collection technology. It also has limited focus and data within is not easily shared.
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The content of the 2004 documentary film Fahrenheit 9/11 generated controversy before, during, and after its release a few months prior to the 2004 U.S. presidential election. The film, directed by Michael Moore, criticizes the Bush administration's attempt to pursue Osama bin Laden in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, attacks, as well as the Iraq War. Although Fahrenheit 9/11 was generally praised by film critics and won various awards, Bush defenders and several other commentators criticized the film for inconsistencies, lack of context and for being made available online for free download.
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"Rap Sheets, Recruits and Repercussions", Sports Illustrated, March 7, 2011, pp. 31-39. Athletic Director Steve Pederson called the number of incidents "totally unacceptable", stating that the athletic department was "addressing the situation" including having already instituted more intense "background research". Ousted coach Dave Wannstedt defended his past "body of work" but acknowledged "an unfortunate stretch of incidents" the previous summer stating that "every player and each incident was evaluated on an individual basis" and that "we did our due diligence to make sure that we treated each player fair". The Sports Illustrated report received criticism for its lack of context, methodology, and sensationalism.
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Schedeen also thought Immonen's wide, cinematic panels were "top-notch", and Laura Martin's colors "characteristically lush and beyond reproach", but thought Wade von Grawbadger's inks were thicker and slightly less precise than on his previous New Avengers work. However, Schedeen rated three of the following four issues a "Good" or "Okay" 6.5, and the final issue an "Okay" 6.0, citing lack of context of the story's global events, poor characterization and dialogue, reliance on events relegated to tie-in books, use of too many of the final pages for epilogues and an overall sense that the series failed to surpass its origins as a Thor/Captain America crossover.Schedeen, Jesse.
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In an initial review, Darren Glass complained that many of the results are presented as dry formulas, without any context or explanation for why they should be interesting or useful, and that this lack of context would be an obstacle for using it as the main text for a class. Nevertheless, in a second review after a year of owning the book, he wrote that he was "lending it out to person after person". Reviewer Peter G. Anderson praises the book's "beautiful ways of seeing old, familiar mathematics and some new mathematics too", calling it "a treasure". Reviewer Gerald L. Alexanderson describes the book's proofs as "ingenious, concrete and memorable".
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It's a big game in a small package and this translates to excellent value for the money." In the May 1983 edition of Dragon (Issue #73), Tony Watson liked the quality of the components, calling them "attractive and of good quality." He also thought the wide variety of units and the versatility of the geomorphic maps were a strong point. Although he found the scenarios were "interesting tactical situations and are reasonably well-balanced," he noted that "one of the weak points of the game is its lack of context; exactly who the two sides are, and why these battles are important is glossed over.
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They state that instead, a simple framework should be provided to allow all current and future studies to be categorised, as internet gaming addiction lies on a continuum beginning with etiology and risk factors all the way through the development of "full-blown" addiction and ending with ramifications and potential treatment. In addition, they caution the deployment of the label "addiction" since it heavily denotes the use of substances or engagement in certain behaviors. Finally, the researcher promotes other researchers to assess the validity and reliability of existing measures instead of developing additional measurement instruments. Other challenges include the lack of context of the participant's life and the negative portrayal of gaming addicts.
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Letter from Attorney General William P. Barr on March 29 to the chairs of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees The next day on March 28, Mueller had a phone call with Barr and reportedly expressed concerns about public misunderstandings of the obstruction investigation due to a lack of context released by Barr's letter. In their phone conversation, Barr reportedly said that his letter was not intended to be a summary, but rather only as a description of the principal findings of Mueller's report, and said he preferred not to release more information until a more complete redacted version of the report could be prepared. Barr then sent a subsequent letter to Congress in which he reiterated that his letter had not been intended as a summary of the Mueller Report and volunteered to testify before Congress in early May.
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Subsequently, over a hundred Latin American scholars signed a joint letter with the Council on Hemispheric Affairs, a leftist NGO that would defend Chávez and his movement, with the individuals criticizing the Human Rights Watch report for its alleged factual inaccuracy, exaggeration, lack of context, illogical arguments, and heavy reliance on opposition newspapers as sources, amongst other things. The International Labour Organization of the United Nations had also expressed concern over voters being pressured to join the party. In 2009, Judge María Lourdes Afiuni was arrested on charges of corruption after ordering the conditional release on bail of businessman Eligio Cedeño, who then fled the country. She was moved to house arrest in Caracas in February 2011, but she is still barred from practicing law, leaving the country, or using her bank account or social networks.
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Therefore, most of them don't have a register file for their decoders, but their GPRs are used individually. Pentium 4, on the other hand, does not have a register file for its decoder, as its x86 GPRs didn't exist within its structure, due to the introduction of a physical unified renaming register file (similar to Sandy Bridge, but slightly different due to the inability of Pentium 4 to use the register before naming) for attempting to replace the architectural register file and skip the x86 decoding scheme. Instead it uses SSE for integer execution and storage before the ALU and after result, SSE2/SSE3/SSSE3 use the same mechanism as well for its integer operation. AMD's early design like K6 do not have a register file like Intel and do not support "Shadow Register File Architecture" as its lack of context switch and bypass inverter that are necessary require for a register file to function appropriately.
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