A valuable essay by Frans B. M. de Waal, a celebrated Dutch-American primatologist, offers an example of "good" reduction, reduction tempered by a recognition of its limits.
Economists' initial excitement at being able to enliven their seminars with pictures of parts of the brain lighting up in response to different experiments (so much more interesting than the usual equations) has led to a recognition of the limits of MRIs.
And third is raising the long-term growth rate of the economy, by encouraging investment and by raising the number and skills of those in work.In this section The universal means test Many ways of saying no New blood Green and mean Sins of commission Boxed in Letting go Debating Lawrence Statistical error ReprintsHis pursuit of stability is itself a recognition of the limits of his power.
The speech deserves to be read in its entirety since it represents the most thoughtful statement to date of the President's reflections on how protecting America's interests and realizing American aspirations must be tempered by a recognition of the limits of power.
It is a recognition of the current limits of United States influence and a plea to accept them.
Such a thank you comes from recognition of limits; recognition that I can't do it all; that I truly need you to help me in my moment of distress.
The proposed reform incorporates much of what we regard as desirable for the future of the subject: an appreciation of the complexity of the world, the importance of economic history and the history of economic thought, a recognition of the importance of environmental limits to economic activity, and a broader base of economic ideas than is taught currently.
Combining a recognition of the methodological difficulties that have limited electrophysiological analyses with an understanding of the structural features of the endings, however, suggests several critical electrophysiological experiments with the resolution to distinguish two classes of response profiles.
However, there is now a widespread recognition of the limits of what government can achieve on its own.
The FCC had set the stage, the llamas had drawn us together and transported us beyond the mundane, and now the Random Dress Whose Color Could Not Be Definitively Stated was sparking a collective recognition of the limits of perception, the instability of reality -- the thin filament between us and the Sublime -- and the surprising extent to which dress colors can change depending on the light.
