The dispute features the excessive power of the Senate, the pervasiveness of filibusters, and the dubious authority of an eighteenth-century document being used in circumstances that are completely different from those for which it was designed.
Shimon Sandbank, a literary critic, argues that despite Kafka's pervasiveness, his enigmatic style has yet to be emulated.
The Winter Roundtable 2018 theme, Nevertheless, She Persisted: Power and Patriarchy in Psychology and Education, underscores the pervasiveness and pernicious effects of misogyny, sexism and gender oppression, particularly as these forces intersect with psychology and education.
Due to the complexity of the dynamic RCPSP, including the pervasiveness of local optima, we use a Simulated Annealing algorithm to solve this problem.
A recent op-ed in the New York Times described the pervasiveness of wealth addiction on Wall Street.
The course was very well-received by the students, who were found to fully perceive the pervasiveness of ICT in today's PE and SS professions, and who felt that they had developed valuable ICT skills.
The Center for Responsive Politics report notes the pervasiveness of former lobbyists in the 112th Congress is due in part to an influx of those working for freshman Republican representatives, many of whom campaigned as enemies of the establishment.
Fifteen percent of American workers perform shift work (Bureau of Labor Statistics 2005), indicating the pervasiveness of circadian disruption as a normal part of modern-day society.
Confirmation of pervasiveness of ADHD symptoms in school was obtained using the Child ADHD Teacher Telephone Interview (CHATTI) [ 38], the Conners Teacher Rating Scale [ 39] or the DuPaul rating scale [ 40].
To assess pervasiveness of ADHD symptoms, reports from schools were obtained using the Child ADHD Teacher Telephone Interview (ChATTI) [ 18], the Conner's Teacher Rating Scale or DuPaul teacher rating scales [ 12, 13].
