Sentences with phrase «urbanity does»

«Urbanity doesn't exist in Slovenia,» said Vardjan in her introductory talk.

Not exact matches

Fountain did not extend this argument to explain Trump's popularity elsewhere - but maybe the Southern effect has connections to a general disenchantment with the increasing urbanity of the centre - right, as exemplified by Mitt Romney.

Noah Baumbach evoked some of the urbanity and self - consciousness of that milieu in his first feature, Kicking and Screaming, about four college graduates stumped about what to do with their lives.

The real estate urbanity is ripe for ridicule, and it's a shame that more wasn't made of this as The Architect instead treads a predictable path with a textbook love triangle, a requisite quirky charlatan, and other stale placeholder characters (such as Colin's dull and doting parents played by John Aylward and Pamela Reed, so perfunctory they don't even have names), none of which are very likeable.

No need for a big sign that says» Bawal Magtapon ng basura dito» But one thing I have noticed is that it was something Rizal and most of us found; that some of today's tourist particularly europeans and americans, do not know and see — excessive politeness and urbanity of Filipinos in general.

It found that homogenization effectively removed trend differences across four different definitions of urbanity, at least after 1930 or so, and did so even when we only used rural stations to homogenize (to reduce any chance of aliasing in an urban signal).

The challenges are finding a good enough measure of urbanity, dealing with uncertainty in station locations (a problem in many areas outside the U.S., where lat / lon coordinates aren't always accurate), and ensuring that your method doesn't suffer from spatial coverage biases between urban and rural sets (I tend to prefer station pair comparison methods for that reason).

Cognitive functioning among Dutch older adults: Do neighborhood socioeconomic status and urbanity matter?.