In deciding upon an aligner it is important to consider the alignment quality, ability to align large datasets, speed, dependence on a specific database, cost, and openness of the algorithm.
He even created the 1950s-inspired furnithee, the chairs designed to "induce and sustain a specific state of alertness and openness to the unknown".
We postulated that it was the revelation of such material (more likely in those showing traits of "openness", see above) would constitute a specific active ingredient of homeopathic care.
If you have hurdles like not knowing particular software or lacking a specific diploma even though you have generalist degrees, show openness to being trained as you're working.
According to a 2012 study in the Journal of Social Cognition, researchers pointed out that "making a specific plan is not always helpful for attaining goals, due to a trade-off between openness and specificity.
In contrast to prior hypothesis patients with CPTH were not characterised by a specific personality profile although long lasting CPTH was associated to higher neuroticism and a lower degree of extraversion and openness.
Following two complementary approaches, this study conceptualizes innovativeness at two levels of abstraction: general innovativeness (GI), that is, the degree of openness to newness; and specific innovativeness (SI), that is, the predisposition to be among the firsts to adopt innovations in a specific domain.
But I think that the "change" Obama wants is a fundamental change in attitude, an openness that transcends specific policies and squabbles about rhetoric.
But underneath a broad openness to some changes, opinions on specific new restrictions varied sharply in the Gallup poll.
He could be "fully present in the moment," a state of mind he talks about again and again in conversation, an openness to finding specific truth and feeling that, Jenkins' actors say, makes his movies relatable to anyone watching them.
"There's an openness, a vulnerability there.
