A fully "open" mind cannot focus on the relevant particulars.
To be included, send us a note with the date and any other relevant particulars.
The principle is the same as that of Web sites like the Death Clock, where you enter a few relevant particulars — date of birth, B.M.I., general outlook, units of alcohol per week, and so forth — in exchange for the estimated date of your death.
I am suggesting that skilled deliberative activity typically involves attentional attunement to the relevant particulars of the deliberational context.
But if the last century is any guide, the violin market differs from the Dow and the Nasdaq in at least one relevant particular: prices sometimes level off, as between 1914 and 1945, but no one can recall when they last went down.
We linked the value universes to trends, scoring them on an index to indicate how relevant particular trends may be for a specific persona.
This claim is disputable, as it seems a contingent matter whether the relevant particular facts arrange themselves in ways susceptible to general summary and whether our cognitive apparatus can cope with them at all without employing general principles.
We have extended the capabilities of the two-dimensional B2-solps5.0 multifluid Scrape-Off layer plasma simulation code to handle diverted island geometries, including all relevant physics, in particular drifts and currents.
As with any systematic review, we cannot be certain that we identified all relevant studies; in particular we may not have identified all unpublished studies, which are more likely to report negative findings than are published studies.
Some midwives were worried that the amount of information provided at the first antenatal appointment may adversely influence pregnant women's capacity to assimilate all relevant information, in particular when a behaviour change intervention is involved.
The use of templates in structured reporting provides a checklist as to whether all relevant items for a particular examination are addressed.
