Could a more multifaceted narrative than the binary white vs.
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The effort to transform democracy has to be bigger and more multifaceted.
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Mr. Wasserman, boyishly innocent and energetic, becomes more multifaceted as we watch.
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She becomes a ballerina: grander, more mature and more multifaceted than before.
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Sarcasm became a tool for a more multifaceted, individualized culture, separated into cliques.
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AV systems are more multifaceted, creating new vulnerabilities, particularly with vehicle-to-everything connectivity in place.
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The second thing that has changed is that the problem has become a bit more multifaceted.
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"My Art," which was made on a budget of roughly $400,000, aims at a more multifaceted portrayal.
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It means we don't have ... Because I think the internet's really changing and you need more multifaceted people.
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The actual truth behind the so-called Good War is much less glorious, much more multifaceted, even contradictory.
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Twitter deploys a more multifaceted approach to content moderation than simply allowing accounts to stay online or banning then.
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So there's sort of the nature of the dynamic in the relationship between Pearson and Amazon becomes more multifaceted.
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As an artist, I'm a little hesitant to get that specific because it's a little more multifaceted than that.
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But it also reveals that the story of Trump's financial conflicts of interest is more multifaceted than a casual graft.
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Whereas the Apple Watch is a more multifaceted device, with fitness features as part of a more fashion/lifestyle-focused proposition.
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The quieter, calmer, more multifaceted kids don't get the same kind of exposure, either out in the world or on the web.
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Beresheet was a novel hodgepodge of public, philanthropic, and private interests, which may herald a new era of more multifaceted space exploration missions.
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But Ignito's flow is quicker and more multifaceted, more mindful of internal rhymes, more willing to stretch a line and break the meter.
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As Madrid became more multifaceted—transforming from a city that played second fiddle to Toledo into a national capital—so too did its main square.
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The characters are clearly dealing with a lot of issues, but that isn't the sole thing that defines them, allowing them to be more multifaceted.
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Sure, there are always some photos that you'll like more than others, but the "unflattering" photos just show more multifaceted sides of ourselves — and that's a good thing.
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These communities of color that we represent can be painted with a swath that seems monolithic, but we're so much more complex than that and so much more multifaceted.
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"Anthony and his wife have just been reduced and ridiculed to caricatures, and our hope is that you get to see them as more multifaceted human beings," Ms. Steinberg said.
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He embraced and encouraged the idea of exploring change at a deeper, more multifaceted and more personal level than the eminently practical approach that had worked, and still works, for him.
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But if anything, 2018 is showing that Tesla's real competition — the things that really challenge the company — is more broad, more multifaceted, and maybe even more internal than Musk thought four years ago.
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Below, presented chronologically, are a few of the most compelling breadcrumbs Bowie bequeathed to electronic music, each demonstrating a different part of the untouchable legacy of a man more multifaceted than anyone you'll ever know.
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Looking beyond such familiar centers of its development as Paris, Berlin, and New York, they have proposed a more multifaceted version of its history that also considers modernism's rise in Latin America, Asia, and Africa.
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But with Porzingis promising to be a towering presence for more than a decade and Anthony flaunting a more multifaceted game, the Knicks may finally be able to sell their New York market and land a player or players they most want — or, better yet, need.
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It's a shame, because that band — featuring the subtly propulsive clang of Charles Ellerbee's guitar and the double drums of Denardo Coleman and Calvin Weston, as well as Jamaaladeen Tacuma and Mr. MacDowell on basses — had a longer and more multifaceted career than the later version of Prime Time.
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But who also has an ability to marry the strength of sneaker speed with the niceties of the cocktail hour; to connect the crescent moon spandex bodysuit to the sculpted pantsuit the better to appeal to a different, more multifaceted constituency, as this collection, entitled "hardcore couture," showed ("Futurewear" is her rallying cry, and it's not inappropriate).
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Gradually building to a pitch of irresistible rhythmic heat, riding a beat wigglier and more multifaceted than Prince's norm (and a beat that still comes down hard on the third measure anyway, because he just can't resist straightahead whomp), "Housequake" imitates the extended band grooves beloved of classic funksters starting with James Brown, but except for Eric Leeds and Atlanta Bliss in the horn section, it's all Prince.
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Within the realm of blogging, videos, images, and other media are often added to otherwise text-only entries in order to generate a more multifaceted read.
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He was one of the more multifaceted Latvian writers. Upīts' heroes possess striking character and he used a rich language. His 1945 novel Zaļā zeme (The Green Land) received the USSR State Prize in 1946. His Sociālistiskā reālisma jautājumi literatūrā (Problems of Socialist Realism in Literature) won the Latvian SSR State Prize in 1957.
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Other legal regimes promote the preservation of certain battlefields as sites of historic importance. Modern military theory and doctrine has, with technological advances in warfare, evolved the understanding of a battlefield from one defined by terrain to a more multifaceted perception of all of the factors affecting the conduct of a battle and is conceptualised as the battlespace.
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While some behavioral changes can be beneficial, others can cause serious harm to the individual experiencing them. Sometimes, a change can be due to something as small as an environmental cue, whereas other cases may take a more multifaceted approach. In those cases, there are several treatment options available. Behavior modification is one method used to correct harmful behaviors.
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October 2000 saw the release of Moloko's third album Things to Make and Do, for which they employed more live instrumentation, and more multifaceted arrangements by keyboardist Eddie Stevens."Moloko: Catalogue" PopMatters, 27 July 2006. Retrieved 22 July 2009. The album reached number three on the UK Albums Chart, and "The Time Is Now" became their most successful British single, reaching number two.
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Allmusic awarded both albums 4½ stars stating "As a rule, free and avant-garde jazz are a decidedly acquired taste. However, for discerning palettes, these installments present the aggregate at their absolute pinnacle in terms of performance and inspiration" and noting the performances cover "a wide variety of styles and approaches, proving that the combo were far more multifaceted and involved than often given credit for".
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After the war, he worked for the newspaper Rahva Hääl and was later the editor-in-chief of Looming. Kuusberg graduated from the Higher Party School in Moscow. From 1976 to 1983 he was the secretary of the board of the Writers Union of the Estonian SSR. Although his first works of fiction (The Walls (1957)) closely follow the guidelines of socialist realism, he soon adopted a more multifaceted, undogmatic approach.
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Entirely written, produced, arranged, and mixed by Gaye, In Our Lifetime? was a departure for Gaye from the disco stylings of his previous two studio efforts and was seen as one of the best albums of the singer's late-Motown period.[ Allmusic critic Jason Elias says In Our Lifetime was "one of his finest later albums and captures him at his craft was maturing and becoming more multifaceted"]. All Media Guide, LLC.
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Equally important, overall mean Dysphoric Affect Scale scores correctly distinguished borderline personality disorder from other personality disorders and mood disorders such as bipolar disorder, major depression, and anxiety disorders in 84% of the subjects. Taken together, the results of this study suggest that the subjective pain of borderline patients may be both more pervasive and more multifaceted than previously recognized, and that the overall “amplitude” (or intensity) of this pain may be a particularly good marker for the borderline diagnosis.
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Always in search of uncharted exploitation territory, Lewis turns his attention this time to the then-controversial topic of birth control. Given the nature of the film, it is surprising that it contains practically no overt sexual situations beyond a couple suggestive dissolves. One of Lewis's more multifaceted productions, The Girl, the Body, and the Pill follows the subject through multiple perspectives. We see a liberal high school teacher (Pamela Rhea) advocating for sex education as a means of promoting proper hygiene among her rapidly developing adolescent students.
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In June 2014, it was announced that Katie Morag would be returning for a second series. Cheryl Taylor, Controller of CBBC, said: "This is the first time that CBBC and CBeebies have co-commissioned a series and I am really pleased to be working so closely with CBeebies. The exclusive episodes to be shown on CBBC will allow us to develop more multifaceted storylines for the older CBBC audience." Series two was filmed once more on Lewis, between 21 July and 13 September 2014, and comprised 3x15 minute episodes, 9x20 minute episodes and 1x30 minute episode.
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For many years, psychometricians and psychologists, following in the footsteps of Lewis Terman in 1916, equated giftedness with high IQ. This "legacy" survives to the present day, in that giftedness and high IQ continue to be equated in some conceptions of giftedness. Since that early time, however, other researchers (e.g., Raymond Cattell, J. P. Guilford, and Louis Leon Thurstone) have argued that intellect cannot be expressed in such a unitary manner, and have suggested more multifaceted approaches to intelligence. Research conducted in the 1980s and 1990s has provided data which support notions of multiple components to intelligence.
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Serving as an instructor to both the second and third shōguns, along with Yagyū Munenori of the rival school the Yagyū Shinkage-ryū, Tadaaki was able to continue to give his art wide exposure. It was said that Tadaaki was Munenori's superior in swordsmanship, but that his severe character led him to be the less favoured and respected of the two. Known as a dueling style which focused upon the sword rather than a more multifaceted, multi-weapon, battlefield style, Ono developed a mock sword (see: shinai) in order to reduce training injuries and allow more committed fighting practice. From a technical standpoint this style consists of more than 150 techniques for both long and short swords.
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Boston straight edge band Have Heart's 2019 reunion show outside the Worcester Palladium had the highest attendance of any hardcore show in history While some straight edge groups are treated as a "gang" by law enforcement officials, a 2006 study found the vast majority of people who identify as straight edge are nonviolent. While the early Washington, D.C. hardcore punk scene is often praised for its commitment to positive social change, both the youth crew movement of the 1980s and the vegan movement of the 1990s have drawn criticism. Straight edge has often been approached with skepticism and hostility, despite the ideologically less dogmatic and more multifaceted character of contemporary straight edge.
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From constructivist theories of > psychology we take a view of learning as a reconstruction rather than as a > transmission of knowledge. Then we extend the idea of manipulative materials > to the idea that learning is most effective when part of an activity the > learner experiences as constructing a meaningful product. Some scholars have tried to describe constructionism as a "learning-by-making" formula but, as Seymour Papert and Idit Harel say at the start of Situating Constructionism, it should be considered "much richer and more multifaceted, and very much deeper in its implications than could be conveyed by any such formula." Papert's ideas became well known through the publication of his seminal book Mindstorms: Children, Computers, and Powerful Ideas (Basic Books, 1980).
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Such assessments include self-assessments and Financial Sector Assessment Programs (FSAPs) reviews conducted by IMF and the World Bank, as well as country and peer review programs conducted by the FSB. Being a part of the FSB Compendium of Key Standards for Sound Financial Systems, the IADI Core Principles are used by international community in assessing the condition of financial systems. A comprehensive, credible and action-oriented assessment of a deposit insurer against the Core Principles identifies strengths and weaknesses in an existing system and forms a basis for improvement measures by policymakers. Proper application of the IADI Core Principles gives significant advantage in the pursuit of financial stability, pairing the right protection for retail depositors with more multifaceted aspects of crisis management.
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One of the film industry's more multifaceted members, having worked in varying capacities as an actor, director, producer, composer, and screenwriter, Field began making motion pictures after he was cast by Woody Allen in Radio Days (1987). He went on to work with some of America's greatest film makers including Stanley Kubrick, Victor Nuñez, and Carl Franklin. It was Franklin and Nunez (both AFI alumni) who encouraged Field to enroll as a Directing Fellow at the AFI, which he did in the fall of 1992. Since that time he has received the Franklin J. Schaffner Fellow Award from the AFI, the Satyajit Ray Award from the British Film Institute, a Jury Prize from the Sundance Film Festival, and his short films have been exhibited at various venues overseas and domestically at the Museum of Modern Art.
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A transformative learning framework was used in a Foundations course, for participants to build on individual and collective analysis of teaching experiences, and to help them re-frame their practice. Giedre Kligyte investigated "transformation narratives" that emerged from written reflection of participants' teaching practice, based on individual reflection and group discussion. By using Mezirow's work, along with Robert Kegan's constructive developmental theory, Kligyte found the following themes: a move from non-reflective habitual action to a more conscious practice; a change in perspective to a more sophisticated view of teaching; an increased sense of agency, including the concept that academic practice is an object which can be controlled and shaped, rather than something externally imposed; increased confidence to take risks and experiment; and a more multifaceted idea of what it means to be an academic. The conducive environment allowed for transformative experiences to occur.
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Apart from political agendas by the Party elites and policy experts, PRC citizens' views are more multifaceted. Some commentators recognize that the progress made in Cross-Strait relations, including the Three Links initiatives opening up postal, transportation, and trade connections, has provided opportunities for and mutual benefits in economic development.The progress in cross-strait transportation methods such as railways and ferries has made certain coastal residents (e.g. in Fujian) feel that Taiwan became less distant and less exclusive. Certain experts have a rational view on the PRC's motives and on the current stagnation in the unification progress, pointing out the geostrategically advantageous location of Taiwan: it can strengthen China's military defense line in the South China Sea, and with Taiwan backed up by the United States, the mainland may feel threatened and pressured by the U.S. However, many PRC residents are concerned about the Taiwanese independence movement (“”), and generally are against it for various reasons.
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This contrast was exemplified in the juxtaposition of the "whites" against the "grays," in which the "whites" were seeking to continue (or revive) the modernist tradition of purism and clarity, while the "grays" were embracing a more multifaceted cultural vision, seen in Robert Venturi's statement rejecting the "black or white" world view of modernism in favor of "black and white and sometimes gray." The divergence in opinions comes down to a difference in goals: modernism is rooted in minimal and true use of material as well as absence of ornament, while postmodernism is a rejection of strict rules set by the early modernists and seeks meaning and expression in the use of building techniques, forms, and stylistic references. One building form that typifies the explorations of Postmodernism is the traditional gable roof, in place of the iconic flat roof of modernism. Shedding water away from the center of the building, such a roof form always served a functional purpose in climates with rain and snow, and was a logical way to achieve larger spans with shorter structural members, but it was nevertheless relatively rare in Modernist buildings.
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