While the notion of deliberative models is appealing, it does not explain research showing that many visitors ignore "hard" factors such as privacy and security policies, while being influenced by seemingly insignificant factors such as font styles and colors.
This is because it demonstrated the willingness of some to take steps - even if small and seemingly insignificant - towards overcoming ethnophyletism, while at the same time revealing the resistance of others to give priority to ecclesiology over ethnophyletism.
And to a certain extent, it is – but it also has an eye for detail: those equations on the whiteboards are checked by a real physicist, while Sheldon's signature knock of Penny's apartment door is a seemingly insignificant but almost weekly highlight.
While each Marine unit that worked with Abdul was aware of occasional but seemingly insignificant abuses of power, it was Amin, the eyes and ears of so many commanders, who put the pieces together and surmised the real extent of the corruption.
However, this involves a questionable assumption that subtle distinctions between, say, walking to the park, ambling to the park, or traipsing to the park are simply ignored in the interpretive process, and as noted earlier it neglects the possibility that seemingly insignificant semantic details are pruned from memory after a short time, while major entailments are retained for a longer time.
A seemingly insignificant as can provide a nice pivot.
The move, though seemingly insignificant, apparently satisfied China.
In fact, even seemingly insignificant changes in particle size can have profound effects on these properties.
Every act of rebellion – no matter how seemingly insignificant – adds up.
That is when it is least likely to give credence to a seemingly insignificant challenge.
