Sentences with phrase «early responses seem»

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First, it is trying to articulate how contemporary rock seems to be in a pattern of Perpetual Repetition, but how that mode is different from the Retro Rock and Roll stance that arose in the late 70s / early 80s — this is very much a response to, or a working out of my own thinking in the light of, Simon Reynolds» fine book Retromania.

On the high school and college level, however, the Christian institutions had to compete with the large networks of Hindu and Sikh institutions which, paradoxically, were begun earlier in this century in response to the Christian institutions, the conversion appeal of which seemed to challenge the Indian religions.

[9] The earlier Fathers typically wrote in response to current controversies, emphasizing whatever aspect of the Christian mystery seemed appropriate to the moment.

For example, when Los Angeles USD rolled out an ambitious new menu in 2011, the early, negative student response seemed, in my view, to have more to do with poor preparation than the changed offerings.

Both jabs seemed part of an effort to draw out Cuomo into some sort of stimulus response early in the race, annoying him enough to make a statement out of anger by attacking two things he is perceived to hold in esteem: masculinity and family heritage.

The poll supports ICM's findings earlier in the week in regard of the two main parties — the Conservatives seem steady while Labour seem to have lost support over the last month, possibly as a result of their response to the crisis in Lebanon or the foiled terrorist attacks.

In the case of planarians, the gene egr - 4 seems to perform an early control of cell proliferation as a response to amputation, and be involved later in the early differentiation of brain during regeneration.

It's a response that seems counterintuitive, especially considering the number of people who «participate in early detection for cancer screening or regular health check - ups... or use self - tracking health devices,» said the study's lead author Gerd Gigerenzer, Ph.D., of the Max Planck Institute for Human Development.

Hi John - thank you again for your recent response to my earlier letter... I believe I read somewhere on the site that you are a retired engineer, so let me speak for a second in math terms... more of a hypothesis than anything empirical yet, but it SEEMS to me that the partial derivative of the «ideal» stock allocation (let's assume for now this means the equity allocation that maximizes the SWR) with respect to changes in PE10 is less sensitive to changes in PE10 the longer your time horizon and / or the higher your target terminal balance....

Hi Dr. Jeff — your response to Pilar seemed to indicate a preference for delayed spaying and neutering, but in an earlier post (three years ago on the second page of the surgical procedures forum) you come down unambiguously for «early» spaying (which I take to mean the usual 6 months).

At its early stages, the weapon classes seem like the need a bit of tinkering, as sub-machine guns don't offer much in the way of a response to many of the other gun classes that outclass them in damage or range.

Something like a gamma (1.1,1 / 2.0) or gamma (2,1 / 1.5) or a hierarchical model where the two gamma parameters are linked together... I think something like this has been done in this paper which — I think — was mainly a response to the earlier work using a uniform prior, but seems to have shown results using an expert prior which was small at 0C and above 6C.

This post is about early adjustments, but the Telegraph graph of one Paraguay station was about post 1960 adjustments, so your response doesn't seem relevant.

Combined with an earlier attack based on my being a law professor (# 217), I have to say that some of the posters here — though certainly not most of them (kudos to Steve Bloom for his substantive response)-- seem to want to do just as Graham facetiously suggested and shoot the messenger (# 215).

Your early responsiveness was far better than some «official» nuclear information sources (I had some email interaction with them over this and some just seem to have gone MIA) coupled with your response to the mistaken statements you made.

Jones suggested that attachment styles between mother and offspring may play a role in the expression of the tend - and - befriend response — much like the personality research mentioned earlier, this seems like a promising area of research but one that has not yet been explored.

These early patterns of response arise from a basic psychological tendency to like and approach things that seem familiar, and dislike and avoid things that seem unfamiliar.