Rather, it is more accurately thought of as a warp, induced by Earth's mass, that causes our path through space-time to push us against the ground.
But Mr. Harris suggests that the jihadist is more accurately thought of as a fanatic, a warrior of the old school, whose technique has been remarkably successful over the centuries.
Among the more abusive practices the NAATP is trying to root out is "patient brokering," which several conference attendees told The Huffington Post should be more accurately thought of as "human trafficking".
Rather than envisioning relationship stability and infidelity as opposite ends of the same continuum, the underlying biological motivations for such behaviors may well be associated with distinct neurobiological pathways and thus more accurately thought of as orthogonal.
These dogs are often thought of as "dominant," but they may be more accurately thought of as badly behaved and in need of training.
Or, more accurately, I think both can play a hugely important role as my two sons learn not just to read and write, but to love to read and write.
Some of the inner-mind devices are frenetically dramatic and visually overwrought, but they have the merit of their arena-amp intensity, as if suggesting (accurately, I think) that even the most vigorous, violent, outer-directed action is paired with an equally ferocious, deep, and powerful emotional affect.
For instance, the app told me — pretty accurately, I think — that my pipe dream of a decision to move to a downtown condo is probably not the best one with regard to the other factors that are important to me and my family.
Or, more accurately, to think about how you think about Asians and sex.
"From the patient's point of view, what they want is an improvement in, presumably, pain and function, so that's the one that defines that most accurately, I think".
