" She defines it as "proactively pastoral and reactively spiritual.
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The guide also recommends thinking proactively, not reactively, with spending.
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We're all reacting to the same information, covering things more reactively.
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So — so we basically had to enforce our content policies reactively.
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Think of it as a block button and use it reactively.
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There are two different ways of playing football: proactively and reactively.
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They are acting reactively rather than doing something proactively and creating a culture.
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Cyber intervention — proactively or reactively — is not an easy path for democratic nations.
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We proactively and reactively review disclaimers and will immediately remove those that violate.
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Part of my daily proactivity also involves problem prevention, instead of reactively solving problems.
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Instead, manufacturers often have to act reactively and deal with threats as they emerge.
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In this new digital health era, patients are getting monitored proactively, rather than reactively.
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At present, we're countering these attacks reactively — typically after the damage has been done.
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But the FDA mostly only regulates reactively, as in the case of those scammy products.
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"We're exploring ways for people to control proactively, not reactively hiding a reply," Beykpour said.
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As a result, many companies remain in an endless state of reactively fending off rising expenses.
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Instead, the data were used reactively to strengthen cases once DEA identified targets through other means.
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The U.S. looks too vulnerable to Russia's cyber activities, and is moving reactively to Moscow's efforts.
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With detection, "it's a difference of thinking proactively rather than reactively to this disease," he said.
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Without an extensive examination of history, the region is doomed to keep moving reactively between authoritarian extremes.
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Conversely, this new observability is also helping to identify system inefficiencies (like memory leakage) proactively rather than reactively.
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"We recommend that people do it long before they need to do it, not doing it reactively," McClanahan said.
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I think my morning meditation helps me deal with Trump a little less reactively and a little more reflectively.
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It also would have dug into its host's tweets before hiring him, in order to avoid responding to criticism reactively.
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The Home Office states they can do this "reactively" if law enforcement encounters a new substance for the first time.
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Other automakers offer some similar, but not quite as hands-free, technologies that reactively help guide cars back into their lane.
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But reactively cutting the distribution of a post through an algorithm is different from trying to reduce the service's viral capabilities.
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In addition, its reliance on having users flag tweets for review means hate speech removal is handled reactively, rather than proactively.
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People leaving a job may reactively transfer funds from an old plan to a new IRA or employer plan, Cirrus' Heider says.
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Most respondents said that they would reactively address complaints brought to them, but few said they would proactively look for GDPR abuses.
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The object — a bowling ball (oh, to live in hipster paradise) — made a crack when it hit the ground; a woman reactively yelped.
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In short, it appears the plan is to reactively handle abuse claims, much like larger social services like Twitter do (and struggle with) today.
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"This system should act preventatively to avert human rights crises, not just reactively to respond to offline harm that has already occurred," it writes.
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This would allow these refugee cases to be processed proactively, quickly and effectively, rather than reactively, and would lower the cost to American taxpayers.
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And this practice, on the meditation cushion, can help you conduct your daily affairs more reflectively and less reactively, with less obedience to emotions.
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The internet is free and open post-2015, but with the additional security of these intrusions being illegal, not addressed reactively once discovered, sometimes after years.
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Android users will now get a notification if a new device is added to their Google account, replacing the email that was reactively archived before reading.
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The U.S. must ensure this funding remains available and fully partner with the World Health Organization so we can address this crisis proactively rather than reactively.
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Or, at least, you can behave more like a C.E.O. is expected to behave: more rationally, more wisely, more reflectively; less emotionally, less rashly, less reactively.
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The movie doesn't ask us to forgive the women who murder, but it does ask us to consider them politically, not just reactively, as Tarantino does.
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Then, in theory, alliance members can identify bad guys much faster and work together to deter them, proactively through intelligence sharing, and reactively through joint investigations.
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Having failed to capture people's attention in the enterprise proactively, Facebook now finds itself having to do so reactively as a bulwark against possible encroachments from enterprise apps.
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That means apps like this one are able to fall through the cracks, leaving Google to reactively ban them instead of prohibit their publication in the first place.
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During the testing period, Amazon claims it was able to proactively stop 100 times more suspected counterfeit products, compared to what it reactively removes based on brands' reports.
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A moving, confessional, lyrical model of brevity, this book singes by pinpointing the deeply incoherent ways we can reactively wrong each other once in the wake of an offense.
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On Facebook and YouTube, moderation is often done reactively and anonymously, by teams of overworked contractors; on Reddit, teams of employees purge whole user communities like surgeons removing tumors.
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"We are able to use the cameras both reactively to look at incidents that may be happening and also proactively to search for any concerns that we might have," Anderson said.
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The shortage of vaccines for meningitis C means they can only be used to respond reactively to such outbreaks, rather than to prevent future epidemics in high risk areas, she added.
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According to the New York Times, the term was first coined in the 1950s, which is apparently when people figured out that there was more to health than reactively treating illness.
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" The proposal explains that the tool would "proactively identify and reactively monitor" social media to "enable the Bureau to detect, disrupt, and investigate an ever growing diverse range of threats to U.S. National interests.
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"As I mentioned the other day, we need to gather up our planning stuff for the next few months -- both proactively and reactively," Collins wrote on April 8, two days after Emanuel was re-elected.
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They're either nameless, placeless buffets that sound and look much the same as all the others because they try to be everything to everyone, or they are reactively, regressively niche, engineered to be impenetrable to outsiders.
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According to Kathryn Conroy, formerly the assistant dean of Columbia University's School of Social Work and an expert in the history of child welfare, rules have typically been made reactively rather than proactively, without a sense of vision.
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"This is a classic example of how some people fear new technology so they reactively reject it instead of accepting it, no matter how irrational that fear may be," a Verizon executive told the South Jersey Times last year.
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It's well meaning — it's hard not to help people in the midst of a humanitarian crisis — but when the disaster passes from the news, people who give reactively, as an act of charity, turn their attention to something else.
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And instead of acting reactively by treating skin redness or dryness after it's already become a problem — we asked a few dermatologists to give their expert advice on the proactive steps we should take for a smooth-skin transition into fall.
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She called for the internet companies to shift from reactively removing content when they are notified of it, toward greater use of automatic detection and removal tools - and ultimately preventing it from appearing on their platforms in the first place.
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Songdo has the benefit of being a greenfield deployment, meaning that the city's infrastructure could be designed beforehand, based on the predicted needs of the architecture and residents, instead of being integrated reactively, as is the case with most smart city deployments.
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It's also thankless because you can stop 40 shots, reactively contorting yourself into the shape of a W to get a mitt on a 140mph slap shot, but if you let three other shots in, you fucking suck and everyone, me included, wants you benched.
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And while Goodell has earned the league and its owners billions of dollars over the years, he's also drawn the ire of players and fans by reactively, haphazardly swinging his banhammer whenever he sees something he doesn't like—or that he thinks might threaten the bottom line.
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A consumer might assume anything you can buy at a store has been tested and is safe (or, at the very least, that the contents of it are known); but now's a nice time to remember that the U.S. tends to regulate many things reactively, not proactively.
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Once it located the pink object, it recognized the surrounding environment as a "tunnel" type, and the high-level planner reactively directed the robot to reconfigure to the "Proboscis" configuration, which was then used to reach between the trash cans and pull the object out in the open.
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That shift could deliver global efficiency gains of $373 billion by 2025 for the industry and its stakeholders, estimates consulting giant McKinsey & Co. "There's so much value that can be created in mining, if we run our mines predictively, rather than reactively," said Michelle Ash, Barrick Chief Innovation Officer.
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After a few hours of digital scolding, I even stopped reactively opening Twitter every time I unlocked my phone, and either found something else to do or just used my phone for what I needed to do — and moved on, without getting engrossed in social media feeds or work stuff.
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Right from the days of the Radio Act of 1912, which was a reaction to the sinking of the Titanic and eventually led to the creation of the Federal Communications Commission, to all the many congressional hearings after the Russian interference in our elections, we have reactively dealt with the media.
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"What it has enabled us is a proactive approach to dealing with the issues that we only end up dealing with reactively, where kids are in crisis and we learn about it because they've attempted suicide or they've stopped coming to school for two weeks or a month or they're cutting themselves," said Chatard, who said he is committed to continuing to offer the program.
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There are lots of different ways to define what next level is and by forcing yourself internally to define next level and then define what you need in terms of capital to get to that next level… when you're raising that first round of financing or even the second or third round of financing, it helps you size rationally what you need versus reactively to whatever the market characteristics are.
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In the case of wound healing, myoepithelial cells reactively proliferate. Presence of myoepithelial cells in a hyperplastic tissue proves the benignity of the gland and, when absent, indicates cancer. Only rare cancers like adenoid cystic carcinomas contains myoepithelial cells as one of the malignant component. It can be found in endoderm or ectoderm.
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This is a difficult, valuable property in ad hoc mesh networks. Most routing protocols scale either by reducing proactive link-state routing information or reactively driving routing by connection requests. OORP mixes the proactive and reactive methods. Properly configured, an OORP net can scale to 100,000's of nodes and can often achieve reasonable performance even though it limits routing bandwidth to 5%.
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Cylance Inc. is an American software firm that develops antivirus programs and other kinds of computer software that prevents, rather than reactively detect, viruses and malware. The company is based in Irvine, California. Cylance has been described as “the first company to apply artificial intelligence, algorithms, and machine learning to cyber security.” In February 2019, the company was acquired by BlackBerry Limited.
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In ZRP a zone is defined around each node, called the node's k-neighborhood, which consists of all nodes within k hops of the node. Border nodes are nodes which are exactly k hops away from a source node. For routes beyond the local zone, route discovery happens reactively. The source node sends a route request to the border nodes of its zone, containing its own address, the destination address and a unique sequence number.
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Kołobrzeg, Polish resort on the coast of the Baltic Sea Wellness tourism is travel for the purpose of promoting health and well-being through physical, psychological, or spiritual activities. While wellness tourism is often correlated with medical tourism because health interests motivate the traveler, wellness tourists are proactive in seeking to improve or maintain health and quality of life, often focusing on prevention, while medical tourists generally travel reactively to receive treatment for a diagnosed disease or condition.
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Some differ so > much from our ideas that we will not be able to exist there. Others are > similar but, for historical or cultural reasons, restrict certain types of > content, such as France or Germany, which ban pro-Nazi content.Until now, > the only way we could take account of those countries' limits was to remove > content globally. Starting today, we give ourselves the ability to > reactively withhold content from users in a specific country — while keeping > it available in the rest of the world.
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The bulldog says to the audience, "This shouldn't even happen to a dog" and then loosens the collar off his face. Tweety decides to wander and ends up into the cat's mouth, while he is looking for the bird. Tweety decides to set the cat's mouth on fire by holding a match on it. As the cat reactively jumps up from the fire and hits his head on top an open fence railing, Tweety decides to help the cat by using a hose and putting the fire.
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Radiation pattern reconfigurability is based on the intentional modification of the spherical distribution of the radiation pattern. Beam steering is the most extended application and consists of steering the direction of maximum radiation to maximize the antenna gain in a link with mobile devices. Pattern reconfigurable antennas are usually designed using movable/rotatable structures or switchable and reactively- loaded parasitic elements. In the last 10 years, metamaterial-based reconfigurable antennas have gained attention due their small form factor, wide beam steering range and wireless applications.
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The Standards Board for England is the body responsible for investigating allegations of undeclared prejudicial interests. It is the responsibility of the councillor to declare their interest prior to discussions or votes and, once declared, they must leave the room for the duration of the discussion or vote. Anyone can make an allegation of an undeclared prejudicial interest although the Standards Board for England can only investigate reactively rather than proactively - i.e. they cannot intervene to stop an offence from taking place, only investigate the offence once it has taken place.
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Aggression is overt or covert, often harmful, social interaction with the intention of inflicting damage or other harm upon another individual. It may occur either reactively or without provocation. In humans, aggression can be caused by various triggers, from frustration due to blocked goals to feeling disrespected. Human aggression can be classified into direct and indirect aggression; whilst the former is characterized by physical or verbal behavior intended to cause harm to someone, the latter is characterized by behavior intended to harm the social relations of an individual or group.
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A similar technology to lane assist is used to do Autopark feature as well. A lane keeping assist mechanism can either reactively turn a vehicle back into the lane if it starts to leave or proactively keep the vehicle in the center of the lane. Vehicle companies often use the term "Lane Keep(ing) Assist" to refer to both reactive Lane Keep Assist (LKA) and proactive Lane Centering Assist (LCA) but the terms are beginning to be differentiated. In 2020, UNECE released an Automated Lane Keeping System regulation.
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Some believe that early childhood temperaments may become adolescent and adult personality traits as individuals' basic genetic characteristics actively, reactively, and passively interact with their changing environments. Researchers of adult temperament point out that, similarly to sex, age and mental illness, temperament is based on biochemical systems whereas personality is a product of socialization of an individual possessing these four types of features. Temperament interacts with social- cultural factors, but still cannot be controlled or easily changed by these factors. Therefore, it is suggested that temperament should be kept as an independent concept for further studies and not be conflated with personality.
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Most current research calls for a coordinated, multifaceted approach to infection prevention and containment, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have issued preliminary guidelines for the control of CRE transmission. Experts advocate for a proactive approach, based on the belief that it will be most cost-effective to combat the problem before it is established. However, when immediate financial and personnel resources are limited, healthcare administrators may be forced to respond reactively, aiming to reduce any further transmission. Although a consensus exists for the need of prevention protocols, infection control practices often vary among hospitals, even within close geographic area.
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The Victim Friendly Unit was established in 1996 primarily to proactively and reactively police crimes of sexual nature committed against women and children in a manner sensitive to the victim. The Unit aims to be supportive of victims and to make the environment conducive, private and friendly. It further aims to be empathetic, meticulous, professional, expeditious, and maintain confidentiality when handling victims of sexual abuse. Protection of victims who have suffered or who are at the risk of suffering serious harm and ensuring that all reasonable efforts are made to safely maintain children in their own homes once abuse or neglect has been discovered or disclosed is one of its aims.
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The information was presented in a 1985 BCI report, however, staffing levels and a lack of resources prevented the BCI from taking any action on the information. > "Notwithstanding that the Bureau has identified many Organisation principles > and members, and activities, legal and illegal, it is virtually powerless to > do more that reactively monitor."- 1985 Victoria Bureau of Criminal > Intelligence report. The 1985 report was never made public, but two of its officers spoke about some of its contents at a public meeting. In 1990, Pasquale "Il Principale" Barbaro, a Canberra mafia boss-turned police informant, named Rosario 'Ross' Gangemi as the "de facto" head of the Honoured Society .
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The Committee for the Advancement of Scientific Skepticism (CASS) was a science-focused working group of CFI Canada, acting as a national Canadian science advisory group that encouraged evidence-based inquiry into scientific, medical, technological and paranormal claims using scientific scepticism. CASS conducts research, provided educational programs in schools, and published papers on a variety of scientific topics in a proactive approach to public outreach, and also acted reactively to non-evidence based scientific, medical, and paranormal claims in public discourse. CASS was formed in 2010 to act as point of contact for science outreach for the organization. The committee was a volunteer driven panel of experts and enthusiasts.
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As an alternative to simply reactively repairing the damage to teeth and conforming to the existing occlusal scheme, occasionally some dentists will attempt to reorganize the occlusion in the belief that this may redistribute the forces and reduce the amount of damage inflicted on the dentition. Sometimes termed "occlusal rehabilitation" or "occlusal equilibration", this can be a complex procedure, and there is much disagreement between proponents of these techniques on most of the aspects involved, including the indications and the goals. It may involve orthodontics, restorative dentistry or even orthognathic surgery. Some have criticized these occlusal reorganizations as having no evidence base, and irreversibly damaging the dentition on top of the damage already caused by bruxism.
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Mineralization in submarine magmatic-hydrothermal systems is a product of the chemical and thermal exchange between the ocean, the lithosphere, and the magmas emplaced within it. Different mineral associations precipitate during the typical stages of mineralization that characterize the life span of such systems. Minerals present in a hydrothermal system or a fossil volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit are deposited passively or reactively. Mineral associations may vary (1) in different mineralized structures, either syngenetic (namely, passive precipitation in chimneys, mounds and stratiform deposits) or epigenetic (structures that correspond to feeder channels, and replacements of host rocks or pre-existing massive sulfide bodies), or structural zonation, (2) from proximal to distal associations with respect to venting areas within the same stratigraphic horizon, or horizontal zonation, (3) from deep to shallow associations (i.e.
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Hungarian Spectrum blogger Eva S. Bologh suggest that rather than acting reactively, Hungary should work to improve their police training programs and work to provide ongoing training and assessments to ensure that police officers in the Rendőrség, are competent and fair in their ethical judgements when it comes to the proportionality of a crime or situation and the use of force. The requirements to become a police officer in Hungary are to graduate from high school, pass a matriculation exam, and complete two years in the police academy. Compared to other countries around the world, the two-year program is shorter than Denmark's (3-year program), and longer than Australia's (33-week program) and the United States' (18 weeks). The current two-year program is quite lengthy, however time is not the issue.
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Intelligence-led policing in the UK has been applied as a specialized police practice involving the identification and targeting of high-rate, chronic offenders, and devising strategic interventions based on that intelligence. ILP originated as a problem-oriented strategy in Northern Ireland (Royal Ulster Constabulary) and was adopted by the Kent and Northumbria Constabularies in combating motor vehicle theft and other property crime. Kent prioritized its calls for service, placing less priority on minor service calls, and referring them to other agencies, in order to provide police with more time to focus on the property crimes. Rather than reactively responding to individual incidents, a systematic analysis of offenses was conducted, which showed that a small number of offenders were responsible for a disproportionately large number of motor vehicle thefts in the area, as well as identifying repeat victims and problem areas.
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Koehnline has also been involved in a number of grass roots political groups and in 1985, joined several other artists in establishing the collective gallery/studio, Axe Street Arena. Housed in an abandoned Golblatt's department store in Logan Square, Chicago, the stated aim of this project, according to Koehnline, was to "explore the place where art and politics meet". At Axe Street, Koehnline began working with monotype print making (the press being a gift from Bouras) and produced his "Chaos Papers", marbled paper created with vivid printing inks similar to the style of Japanese Suminagashi, in which the volatile inks drift reactively across vats of water, stirred into swirls and patterns by chemical tensions and earthly vibrations and the subway below. While living and working at Axe Street Arena, Koehnline met Ron Sakolsky, music critic, anarchist and professor at Sangamon University, Illinois, at the Conference of the Alliance for Cultural Democracy.
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At the core of the idea of romanticism is romantic cognosis, or 'co-gnosis', the dynamic interplay of masculine and feminine forces and energies in the mind and imagination, involving a dyadic unit of consciousness right from the beginning (Genesis: 'male and female made he them'). Coleridge speaks of "the feminine mind and imagination," and provides the polaric example of the two giants of English literature, Shakespeare ("darts himself forth and passes into all the forms of human character and passion") and Milton ("attracts all forms and things to himself" which "shape themselves anew" in him). For Coleridge, "imagination is both active and passive", that is, masculine and feminine in nature. He also provides a similar polarity between the essentially passive primary imagination, that (spontaneously, reactively) configures sensory experience ("a repetition in the finite mind of the eternal act of creation in the infinite I AM"), and the active secondary imagination that 'dissolves, diffuses and dissipates in order to re-create' via the higher state of mind and consciousness.
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