Sentences with phrase «blind spot monitor]»

The truth is the BBC has always been a political blind spot for both parties.

Ed Mlliband is determined to steal a march on David Cameron with his appointments, with a senior Labour source dismissing the government reshuffle as one that has «left failing ministers in place» — Sir George Young, Grant Shapps and Owen Paterson were picked out — and proves the Lib Dem «blind spot towards women.»

CITY HALL — As Mayor Bill de Blasio presented his vision for the five boroughs on Tuesday, some local officials worried he had a Staten Island blind spot.

Labour seized on the report as evidence that the government has a «blind spot» when it comes to victims.

In each of these areas — excepting civil liberties, the most significant blind spot — the Conservative leadership has conceded significant territory to Labour's record, rhetorically at least.

Instead it looks like a blind spot.

That sounds like he's got an ongoing blind spot to his mother's overbearing behavior and how she's made you feel during your pregnancy.

Especially in a large SUV or minivan, your vehicle can have such a large blind spot, that it becomes impossible to see a small child that is directly behind you.

Perhaps they are nonsensical questions to researchers who, along with the public health community at large, have such a blind spot related to bedsharing that they refuse to acknowledge that there is ANY way to reduce SIDS risk in a baby who sleeps with their parents.

But some Mamas have a blind spot when it comes to baby.

They do have a pretty nifty feature called «blind spot monitoring system» that detects objects in your blind spots with a cue light in the mirrors (and a chime if you have the signal light on towards that blind spot) but depending on that, or any system in lieu of actually being able to see if you are clear seems dubious to me.

They need a strong government and societal support with the facilities and tools that they can readily tap into whenever they find a blind spot along the way.

The evidence is overwhelming that this a problem for which our entire society is to blame — that it is a socially constructed problem rather than something innate to females or just a blind spot women don't recognize.

So where is the blind spot?

(what they term the «bias blind spot») Only by acknowledging such cognitive biases, they argue, can both scientists and journalists entertain and reconcile the empirical evidence about SRC in its entirety.

Another blind spot is GK.

The need for specialist full - backs has long been a West Ham blind spot and the current management appear to have the same blinkers.

I'm afraid our manager has a blind spot when it comes to right backs.

Coric shows a clinical nature to make that run and position himself in a blind spot.

Don't get me wrong, as anyone who's read my comments knows, I am a Wenger supporter through and through but nobody's perfect and AW has a real blind spot when it comes to Brits!

I understand the frustration, but I think that Wenger has a blind spot for some players regardless of nationality do remember» his love child» Denilson?

But the one area that has, for me, proved to be a near permanent blind spot for Arsene Wenger is the goalkeeping slot.

Wenger has a serious blind spot when it comes to strikers.

The Welsh, many of whom are fiercely nationalistic, have a peculiar blind spot, a chronic inability to understand how a stretch of river that passes through one of their own villages can conceivably belong, let us say, to the vice-president of a chemical fertilizer plant in Manchester.

He used to have a massive blind spot with this area, now I would say he needs glasses.

Like with pre-season, and regarding forward play above all other play, he has a blind spot regarding the GK role.

Exactly what it's like, scientifically speaking, remains something of a medical blind spot.

You have such a blind spot for Pep, I'm inclined to believe you love him more than United

Solder is solid and is going to protect Eli's blind spot far better than Flowers did.

«The blind spot causing current Reds boss Jurgen Klopp not to see the deficiencies in his defence is becoming seriously embarrassing and must be affecting players like Philippe Coutinho, Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah.

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@axelhare If you have to write such a long critique of what you think is wrong or needs changing without mentioning the manager that is surely pointing up a blind spot in your analysis?

«You were in my blind spot,» he told Seau.

But via what we can charitably call a blind spot (while assuming it's something more sinister), it squanders credibility every year by pretending half the sport barely exists.

The best trait of all, they position themselves on the blind spot of their marker or always looking for that spot.

Each of these points of view is therefore likely to have a blind spot, an aspect of civil religion left unquestioned and thus never made problematic in theory.

Is there one thing you see as the biggest issue / blind spot for the church, an area where Christianity is failing to live up to its promise and purpose?

But I think that the lack of female leadership and influence in evangelicalism has resulted in a blind spot that keeps some from recognizing just how painful and damaging these kinds of words and attitudes can be.

Social psychologists call this the «bias blind spot.»

This blind spot is absolutely killing our Christian witness.

This is the blind spot that allows some of the same Christians who refuse to watch R - rated movies to suspend their judgment as Rush Limbaugh makes crass, vulgar, racist, misogynistic, and homophobic remarks on his radio show.

As I mentioned last week, I have something of a blind spot when it comes to Calvinism, mainly because most of my interactions with it have been with this particular variety.

Chance is a blind spot in our understanding rather than an objective fact resident in nature.

So it helps I find for me to have people around me who can tell me where I might have a blind spot at any time and I can trust to do that.

I find it helps to have people around me who I can trust to help me with this — where I have any blind spot with harm I might be causing to point that out in order to facilitate change or indeed when I have good that I bring that I have not been aware that I am doing.

Significantly» and this may point to an ecclesiological blind spot on their part» Noll and Nystrom fail to remark that the reports of such dialogues have not so far been adopted into the official teaching of either the Catholic Church or of the participating Protestant denominations.

And it does this while addressing a moral blind spot of our popular culture.

@greenbird, If you «seem to find that mainly true of atheists, actually», then your blind spot is causing you to judge them through your own faith and your own assumptions.

If the human body were designed by an omniscient and omnipotent being surely it would not have made such a poor job of the laryngeal nerve in mammals, the spine not being optimal for bi-pedal gait, the blind spot caused by the optic nerve, etc. etc..

It's a large blind spot too, because you're missing a lot of atheists.