Sentence examples for aware of positions from inspiring English sources

Explanations for this general class of interactions commonly invoke information-filtering processes, whether top-down as with elite cues (educated partisans more aware of positions taken by their political or media leaders) or bottom-up as with biased assimilation or motivated reasoning (educated partisans more actively acquire/reject information according to their prejudices).

She recalled being excluded from faculty meetings, and was not made aware of positions available at other institutions.

"She is definitely aware of my positions, and the R.P.A.'s positions," he said in an interview, referring to the Renal Physicians Association, the trade group he has helped run.

Supine position for delivery was used routinely at all four hospitals; this was consistent with women's preferred choice of position, although very few women are aware of other positions.

He told Lord Justice Leveson that Murdoch "didn't lobby me on media stuff", but said that was "not to say we weren't aware of the positions their companies had", in particular his strong views in opposition to European integration.

In current localization solutions, a limited number of nodes, called beacon or anchor nodes, are aware of their positions.

In order to facilitate such opportunistic spectrum utilization, it is important that cognitive radio devices are aware of their positions, and monitor the environment continuously.

"While we all have different beliefs, I believe it is important to teach both views so college students are aware of both positions.

Asked if they were aware of equity positions of their own firms or their role in underwriting Enron equity or debt, they all said they only knew what they read in the newspapers.

That statistic is humiliating just on the basis that so many people either disagree with or aren't aware of the positions of scientists on an issue that they are willing to pass legislation on.

Axiom 8 requires a CELL to be aware of the positions of its neighboring objects relative to each other and itself.