Sentences with phrase «too fact specific»
I actually have a blog I started on the exact topic you note in my blog inventory, however, it has stalled, because in the end, I think the topic is too fact specific and any attempt to deal with it will again result in a simplistic discussion.
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Those who sense the world through data and fact, who need the specific before going to the general find personas to be too ethereal.
Metaphysicians, too, have their problems and conveniences, and eternal truths about specific or particular temporal facts have, in my judgment, been causing a mess in metaphysics since Aristotle made his splendid beginning in developing a semantics that takes time properly into account.
That's the thing we are too dependent on specific players we don't see the draw back which is the fact we over work them and when they get injured or loose form through fatigue and we start saying the «OLD ARSENAL CURSE IS BACK», Reality is mate it ai nt curse, Only 1 Player has started every game for Chelsea this season John Terry.
In fact, malnutrition can happen when a person either does not get enough or gets too much of a specific nutrient or nutrients.
And too specific: he didn't like the fact that Anderson had every move scripted before the shoot even began.
Alexander Skarsgård's Benji is the leader of The East and while he appropriately has the most commanding presence, Izzy, Doc, and Luca (Ellen Page, Toby Kebbell, Shiloh Fernandez) all make significant impacts, too, and it partially stems from the fact that while The East does have violent and very illegal tendencies, Benji runs an organization that fights for a specific cause, but also leaves room for individual beliefs and opinions.
The street workers are constantly present among the area of Santa Maria Novella station, and this fact gives a wide and focused vision on the phenomenon of marginality in our city, allowing us not only to observe specific aspects (as characteristics of the target, relationship with services / associations and drug use), but also to act in a specific way to a specific person (a way shared with people, too) and to activate the already mentioned net.
Just look through that center «honeycomb» grill and you'll notice an almost identical cross member with triangular openings as the one used on the Veneno... and it looks right at home on this yellow Aventador too... this specific shade is called Giallo Maggio by the way, May Yellow... selected to honor the fact Automobili Lamborghini SpA was founded in May 1963 and the shade which has adorned most of the Raging Bulls that left the factory since the Miura.
Alas, the motions proved possibly too specific for the device to be able to recognize, among other, less - considered obstacles, as described by one of the developers, «One of the design flaws of this, apart from the fact that it demanded some very precise pattern recognition from the Natal system, is that it would have been HELL to localize,» the developer wrote.
A lesser known fact is that, while some of his colleagues sold their first pieces at that show, Damien didn't actually sell anything, nor did his work get any specific attention (allegedly, this was because the artist was too busy organizing the show, which left little time for him to work on his own art).
We weren't investigating the meteorology of any one specific storm, but rather the climatology (i.e., the general relationship) of temperature and snowfall, looking to see if there were really places that were «too cold to snow» and whether a warming climate might result in more snowfall, or precisely what is being presented as fact today.
Which ones are too fact - specific to be helpful in an initial search?
Viivo also has a more extensive security fact sheet, and if you want lawyer - specific information, you can get that, too.
The answer to this lies in the fact that trainers have one specific thing that they need to concentrate on — training — while supervisors have a lot of other things on their plate too, including... Read More»
Yep... the fact that it is very niche, requires specific knowledge that not everyone has to spot things that nobody else even knows how to look for, and capital intensive is the very reason I'd imagine it works so well... sounds like it would be the type of strategy right up my alley, actually... would love to chat with you about that more offline if you're up for it Jay, or online is fine too, but may be straying a bit from the OPs original topic at that point.