It's described as the most uncertain election ever in French politics.
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The US-Saudi relationship may be the most uncertain partnership in 2019.
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That's when its next move is most uncertain, CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar said.
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"This is one of the most uncertain times in the recent history of grain trade," he said.
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But the reality is, they are trying to start their lives in the most uncertain, difficult times.
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The big picture: AI and data analytics are making it easier to forecast even the most uncertain outcomes.
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Only that will bring the certainty everyone is craving so desperately for in this most uncertain of times.
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"Of all the adventures we have been on, marriage is definitely the one with the most uncertain outcome."
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"Of all the adventures we have been on, marriage is definitely the one with the most uncertain outcome."
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At times, the seemingly perpetual rollout for TLOP has felt like the most uncertain of West's career so far.
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The shooting raised further concerns ahead of what's described as one of the most uncertain presidential elections in French history.
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"There is a big question about Caravaggio painting his works twice: Scholars are most uncertain about that," Ms. Cappelletti said.
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But if David is our latest Last Puritan, he is by that very token the most uncertain of them all.
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Ahead of vote, which is being described as the most uncertain election ever in French politics, here's a look at the key details.
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With former Michigan coach Brady Hoke also arriving as brand new defensive coordinator, Oregon is heading into one of its most uncertain seasons ever.
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The 72-year-old Lula leads opinion polls in Brazil's most uncertain race in decades, despite his slim chance of actually being able to run.
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By comparing coefficients of variation — a statistical measures of the dispersion of targets around an average — the stocks Wall Street is most uncertain about become more obvious.
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Bosh still faces a most uncertain future because of the blood clots that ended his season at the All-Star break in each of the past two years.
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In Issa's district north of San Diego, four Democrats and three Republicans are fighting for two slots in what may be the most uncertain race in the country.
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Kathy told the outlet that each of the family members has differing prognoses, with hers being the most uncertain at this time due to her cancer's rare form.
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The draft starts the clock on one of the toughest, most uncertain offseasons the Raptors have dealt with, and there will finally begin to be some clarity of direction.
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"The coronavirus represents the most uncertain macro risk markets have faced in years," said Alec Young, managing director of global markets research with FTSE Russell, in a report Monday.
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The widely expected decision removes a cloud hanging over Brazil's most uncertain election in decades - though Lula's lawyers have said they would appeal an adverse decision to the Supreme Court.
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"The most uncertain market now is the foreign exchange market, and Japanese stocks will likely be swayed by it for a while," said Takuya Takahashi, a strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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When my mother died two years ago, I was flooded by stories from near and far of how she showed up for someone in their darkest and most uncertain moments.
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How much more acidic the oceans become this century is contingent upon the most uncertain part of the climate equation: how much carbon humanity decides to expel into the atmosphere.
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Automakers are going through one of their most uncertain periods, hit by trade wars, rising costs for developing electric cars and an industry downturn that has dented even the most profitable brands.
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"I think Korea is the most uncertain threat and the most dangerous, near-term threat because we are not certain how that is going to play out this year," the general said.
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Greenland's future, of course, depends on the most uncertain, chaotic, and emotionally volatile portion of the climate science equation: humans, specifically how much heat-trapping carbon we decide to pump into the atmosphere.
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The future of Tumblr, the blogging platform whose endless warren of rabbit holes about gender theory, critical feminist thought and identity politics is unlike any other on the internet, is the most uncertain.
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French business activity confounded expectations in April by growing at the fastest pace in nearly six years, showing no signs of cooling down just days before the most uncertain presidential election in years.
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Specifically, it said, the most uncertain parts of most LCAs have to do with carbon sequestered in wood and carbon released at the end of life — two issues of central importance to mass timber.
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This was widely seen as one of the most uncertain elections in years, partly because Brexit had blurred the old dividing lines in British politics, interfering with tribal allegiances that have endured for generations.
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Italians voted Sunday in one of the most uncertain elections in years and one that could determine if Italy will succumb to the populist, euroskeptic and far-right sentiment that has swept through Europe.
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Britain is in the middle of arguably one of the most uncertain times in its history, with 51.9 percent voting to leave the EU in the referendum last June and a General Election on June 8.
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In Brazil's most uncertain election in decades, Haddad is running a distant sixth in polls, far behind front-running far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro, who has capitalized on voter anger with political corruption and rising crime.
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In a country that had a record 61,000 murders last year, Alckmin hopes his opposition to Bolsonaro's plan to arm the population will draw a large pool of undecided voters in Brazil's most uncertain election in decades.
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Osborne said the world was facing its most uncertain time since the 2008-2009 financial crisis due to China's slowdown, the oil price fall, interest rate changes in some countries and political instability in the Middle East.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Far-right lawmaker Jair Bolsonaro leads the field for Brazil's October presidential election, ahead of environmentalist Marina Silva, a poll showed on Thursday, though many voters remain undecided in the most uncertain election in decades.
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Bolsonaro surged ahead in Brazil's most uncertain election in a generation by vowing to sweep away political corruption, crack down on rising violent crime and ease gun controls to allow Brazilians to buy guns to defend themselves.
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"The capital structure is the most uncertain element about this development revealed via Twitter, as an LBO model would not work if existing investors were to remain as Mr. Musk claims they will," wrote Cowen's Jeffrey Osborne.
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MADRID (Reuters) - As they prepare to vote in the most uncertain national election in decades, Spaniards can safely predict one thing regardless of political persuasion - that their next prime minister will be young, cosmopolitan, white and male.
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Badly damaged by a botched snap election and with Brexit talks running behind schedule, May is looking to stir up some economic optimism to help her fragile minority government through Britain's most uncertain period since World War Two.
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The survey, which was last taken in May, found that almost half of the leftist leader's supporters would transfer their votes to his running mate Fernando Haddad if Lula is disqualified from Brazil's most uncertain race in decades.
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For those of us counting the Republican delegate math in the past few weeks, two states have long seemed the most uncertain and the most consequential for Donald Trump's hopes of locking down a majority: California and Indiana.
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Unofficially, the event bringing them together, the annual Forum on Central Banking, will be a three-day toast to the man who saved the currency in its most uncertain days: Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank.
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But since breaking out on his own after only two years as a minister, he broadcasts a strong anti-establishment message that has helped make him favorite to win France's most uncertain presidential election in memory before his fortieth birthday.
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But since breaking out on his own after only two years as a minister, he broadcasts a strong anti-establishment message that has helped make him favourite to win France's most uncertain presidential election in memory before his fortieth birthday.
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The $2 trillion stimulus package that was approved by the Senate on Wednesday contains $400 million to address one of the most uncertain impacts of the coronavirus outbreak — its potential to wreak havoc with voting, including the presidential election in November.
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The $2 trillion stimulus package that was approved by the Senate on Wednesday contains $400 million to address one of the most uncertain impacts of the coronavirus outbreak — its potential to wreak havoc with voting, including the presidential election in November.
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LONDON, May 12 (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney will tread carefully back into Britain's debate on whether to leave the European Union on Thursday, when he sets out the central bank's latest forecasts against the most uncertain economic backdrop in years.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro leads the field for Brazil's presidential race in October ahead of environmentalist Marina Silva, but one third of voters do not know who to back in the most uncertain election in decades, a new poll showed on Sunday.
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SÃO PAULO — The front-runner in Brazil's presidential election, Jair Bolsonaro, was in a serious but stable condition on Friday, recovering from near-fatal stabbing amid predictions that the attack will lift his standing and ratchet up tensions in the most uncertain vote in years.
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By placing all four blocks, Brazil's cash-strapped government raked in 6.82 billion reais ($1.71 billion), days ahead of the most uncertain presidential vote in a generation, as oil companies scrambled to take advantage of what could be the last oil auction in years.
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Most uncertain for Mr. Assange is whether the United States has issued a secret arrest and extradition warrant in connection with his assistance to Chelsea Manning, who was released from prison this week after serving seven years of a 35-year sentence, in stealing and revealing United States secrets.
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"This is the most uncertain election in the history of the 5th Republic," Vincent Juvyns, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, told CNBC over the phone on Monday, adding that the far-left candidate is gathering more support due to the failure of the Socialist party in pleasing voters.
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However, the number of respondents who said they were undecided on how they would vote in a referendum has risen, with respondents in Italy – where a third of people did not know how they would vote – the most uncertain in the EU. YouGov's survey polled EU voters in Austria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, and Sweden between March and April.
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The Revelation of John is said to be one of the most uncertain books; it was not translated into Georgian until the 10th century, and it has never been included in the official lectionary of the Eastern Orthodox Church, whether in Byzantine or modern times.
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A work attributed in antiquity to Hesiod exists (Melampodia) in such fragmentary quotations and chance remarks that its reconstruction, according to Walter Burkert,Walter Burkert, Homo Necans, tr. by Peter Bing, 1983:170 note 12 is "most uncertain." An attempt was made by I Löffler, Die Melampodie: Versuch einer Rekonstruction des Inhalts (1963).
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Ephebopus is a genus of northeastern South American tarantulas that was first described by Eugène Louis Simon in 1892. Its relation to other tarantulas is one of the most uncertain in the family, and it has been frequently moved around and has been placed in each of the eight subfamilies at least once.
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The elections remain unmatched in verbal aggression and fanaticism in Italy's period of democracy. According to the historian Gianni Corbi the 1948 election was "the most passionate, the most important, the longest, the dirtiest, and the most uncertain electoral campaign in Italian history".Ventresca, From Fascism to Democracy, p. 4 The election was between two competing visions of the future of Italian society.
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For comparison, the distance to the Moon is about 0.0026 AU (384,400 km). Because the orbit was determined with only 5 days worth of observations, the orbit of has an uncertainty of 6 on a scale of 0 to 9, with 0 being the most certain, and 9 being the most uncertain. This uncertainty is common for small asteroids that are difficult to observe.
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From the name Leubilbach, which appeared in the 1319 court document (see above), it is very hard to say anything about the village's age. Any interpretation is most uncertain. According to Professor Ernst Christmann of Kaiserslautern, who greatly concerned himself with placename research, villages with names ending in —bach (“brook”) arose at many different times over the centuries. There are old ones that date from Celtic times, whereas others have arisen much more recently.
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This makes this allocation problem almost impossible to do in a useful, practical, valid manner that does not result in massive over- or under-specification. A pragmatic approach is therefore needed—for example: the use of general levels / classes of quantitative requirements depending only on severity of failure effects. Also, the validation of results is a far more subjective task than for any other type of requirement. (Quantitative) reliability parameters—in terms of MTBF—are by far the most uncertain design parameters in any design.
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If a hand is unbiddable and the cards needed to bid with are the cards needed for play, one strategy is to discard surprising cards such as all high cards of a given suit. The player doesn't intend to make the bid, and hopes to make it hard for anyone else to make their bids. Often players want to gain the lead early and play their most uncertain cards first. If they win tricks, they can try to throw away some other strong cards.
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Some active learning algorithms are built upon support-vector machines (SVMs) and exploit the structure of the SVM to determine which data points to label. Such methods usually calculate the margin, , of each unlabeled datum in and treat as an -dimensional distance from that datum to the separating hyperplane. Minimum Marginal Hyperplane methods assume that the data with the smallest are those that the SVM is most uncertain about and therefore should be placed in to be labeled. Other similar methods, such as Maximum Marginal Hyperplane, choose data with the largest .
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The bucket is made from yew wood, held together with brass strips, and the handle is attached to two anthropomorphic figures compared to depictions of the Buddha in the lotus posture, although any connection is most uncertain. More relevant is the connection between the patterned enamel torso and similar human figures in the Gospel books of the Insular art of the British Isles, such as the Book of Durrow. More mundane items such as agricultural and household tools were also found. A series of textiles included woolen garments, imported silks, and narrow tapestries.
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Bayesian optimization is a global optimization method for noisy black-box functions. Applied to hyperparameter optimization, Bayesian optimization builds a probabilistic model of the function mapping from hyperparameter values to the objective evaluated on a validation set. By iteratively evaluating a promising hyperparameter configuration based on the current model, and then updating it, Bayesian optimization, aims to gather observations revealing as much information as possible about this function and, in particular, the location of the optimum. It tries to balance exploration (hyperparameters for which the outcome is most uncertain) and exploitation (hyperparameters expected close to the optimum).
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The starting place (the Campus Martius) lay outside the city's sacred boundary (pomerium), bordering the eastern bank of the Tiber. The procession entered the city through a Porta Triumphalis (Triumphal Gate),The location and nature of the Porta Triumphalis are among the most uncertain and disputed aspects of the triumphal route; some sources imply a gate exclusively dedicated to official processions, others a free-standing arch, or the Porta Carmentalis by another name, or any convenient gate in the vicinity. See discussion in Beard, pp. 97–101. and crossed the pomerium, where the general surrendered his command to the senate and magistrates.
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Poecilanthrax apache in Sheldon National Antelope Refuge, Nevada, US Macrocondyla chorista in a grassy border in San Luis province, Argentina, illustrating less common features for Bombyliidae such as a slender abdomen and white patches on the wings The systematics of bee flies are the most uncertain of any family of lower Brachycera. Willi Hennig(1973) placed the bee flies in the superfamily of Nemestrinoidea, on the basis of analogies in the behaviour of the larvae, positioning the superfamily in Tabanomorpha inside the infraorder HomoeodactylaWilli Hennig, 1973. Diptera (Zweiflüger). In J.G. Helmcke, D. Starck, H. Vermuth Hanbuch der Zoologie, Eine Naturgeschichte der Stämme des Tierreiches. IV. Band: Arthropoda - 2- Hälfte: Insecta. 2.
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Taking in the middle of that range at 0.78, and estimating the inclination at 30°, this yields a value of Jupiter masses for the planet's mass. Of all the measured parameters for this planet, the value for orbital eccentricity is the most uncertain. The eccentricity of 0.7 suggested by some observers is inconsistent with the presence of the proposed asteroid belt at a distance of 3 AU. If the eccentricity was this high, the planet would pass through the asteroid belt and clear it out within about ten thousand years. If the belt has existed for longer than this period, which appears likely, it imposes an upper limit on Epsilon Eridani b's eccentricity of about 0.10–0.15.
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As behavioral effects are difficult to quantitate, they consequently are one of the most uncertain of the space radiation risks. NCRP Report No. 153 notes that: “The behavioral neurosciences literature is replete with examples of major differences in behavioral outcome depending on the animal species, strain, or measurement method used. For example, compared to unirradiated controls, X-irradiated mice show hippocampal-dependent spatial learning and memory impairments in the Barnes maze, but not in the Morris water maze which, however, can be used to demonstrate deficits in rats. Particle radiation studies of behavior have been accomplished with rats and mice, but with some differences in the outcome depending on the endpoint measured.” The following studies provide evidence that space radiation affects the CNS behavior of animals in a somewhat dose- and LET-dependent manner.
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The Dancing Couple, by Jan Steen, 1663 As seen in art and literature at the time, unmarried young women were valued for maintaining their modesty and diligence as this time in a woman's life was regarded to be the most uncertain. From a young age, burgher women were taught various household related duties by their mothers, including reading, so as to prepare them for their lives as housewives. Dutch art at this time shows the idealized situation in which an unmarried young girl ought to conduct herself in situations such as courtship, which commonly included themes relating to gardens or nature, music lessons or parties, needlework, and reading and receiving love letters. However, ideals of the young women espoused by genre painting and Petrarchian poetry did not reflect the reality.
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Nightcrawler has received positive reception as a comic book character and as a member of the X-Men. Nightcrawler was ranked as the 133rd-greatest comic book character of all time by Wizard magazine. IGN also ranked Nightcrawler as the 80th-greatest comic book hero of all time describing Nightcrawler as a mutant with the appearance of a demon and the heart of a preacher; IGN also states that as the X-Men enter one of their most uncertain periods, his legacy still looms large. In 2006, IGN also rated Nightcrawler at #7 on their list of top 25 X-Men from the past forty years stating that religion is one of the few commonalities that could bring mutants and humans together and it is through his faith that Nightcrawler has stayed true to the X-Men for so long.
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Henry Kissinger, President Nixon's security advisor, gave the following assessment of the events in Jordan: Newsreel about King Hussein's challenges in 1970 June 1970 became one of the most uncertain periods for the Hashemite monarchy in Jordan, as most foreign diplomats believed that events favored the fedayeen, and that the downfall of the monarchy was just a matter of time. Although Hussein was confident, members of his family started to wonder for how long the situation would last. 72-year-old Prince Zeid bin Hussein – the only son of Hussein bin Ali (Sharif of Mecca) that did not become a king – was visiting Amman in June and stayed with Hussein in the royal palace. He saw Hussein's management of the affair, and before he left, told his son that he thought Hussein to be the "most genuine, able and courageous Hashemite he had ever met", as well as "the greatest leader among all the Hashemite kings".
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When discussing the initial compositional conception he cites women as an example for why this process cannot be emotional, but must be intellectual. He writes, “Women by nature are highly emotional beings, [but] have achieved nothing as composers.” He acknowledges that composers do possess a highly developed emotional faculty but that in music it is not the “productive factor.” Furthermore, he asserts, “It is not the actual feeling of the composer” that evokes feelings in a listener, but “the purely musical features of a composition.” Regarding the listener, he includes a lengthy discussion of the science of hearing and its limitations. He concludes, “Those theorists who ground the beautiful in music on the feelings it excites build upon a most uncertain foundation, scientifically speaking, since they are necessarily quite ignorant of the nature of this connection, and can therefore, at best, only indulge in speculations and flights of fancy. An interpretation of music based on the feelings cannot be acceptable either to art or science.” Chapter 5: An Aesthetic Hearing as Distinguished from a Pathological Hearing of Music He identifies two modes of listening: active (“aesthetic”) and passive (“pathological”).
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As Commander Kennedy of the Royal Navy observed: > The river Paraguay presents no important obstacles to navigation, the > principal point to observe being the [seasonal] rise of the water; this > varies sometimes as much as three fathoms [5 1/2 metres] ... The danger > attendant on grounding in the Paraguay is ... [that it] has a sharp rocky > bottom ... The entrance to the Paraguay at Tres Bocas is 500 yards wide, and > at medium river there is a depth of twelve feet of water. The iron-clads of > the Brazilian fleet, many of which drew twelve and thirteen feet of water, > were entirely dependent on these periodical rises, both for forward > movements, and also for retreat, if it should have been necessary. Their > guns and ammunition were not shipped until they arrived at Corrientes; for > the Paraná is equally shallow in various parts... > It is difficult to conceive a more formidable obstacle to an advancing > squadron than this small portion of the river between Tres Bocas and > Humaitá. The water is shallow, and most uncertain in its depth; the turnings > in the channel are sharp and frequent, and every available point was > bristling with guns of heavy calibre ...
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