This is a generation with a forensic cultural awareness, scoping out the whole history of art through the internet – Ocean reflects that with his pan-racial, era-straddling guest list.
The main themes identified were the perceived benefits of IHEs, the difficulties experienced with the distribution of charitable donations, the emotional impact on the students of participating in the IHEs, awareness of scope of practice by students, and issues with the current structure of IHEs.
Proposed legislative changes in the US, judicial challenges worldwide and increased public awareness of the scope of surveillance.
Outside of narrow industry circles and the upper echelons of both governments, there is still little awareness of the scope of the exploration or the dimensions of the projected reserves.
Mr. Atkins says he has simply been trying to raise awareness about the scope of the world's celebrity obsession, adding that he realized that there were no easy answers.
Amid growing awareness of the scope of the problem, the National Registry of Exonerations has gathered data on wrongful convictions going back to 1989, logging nearly two thousand exonerations, and the number is only a fraction of the convictions that are now being contested on the ground of innocence.
Although there is some awareness of the scope and magnitude of risks related to climate change, it appears that the issue is not considered very urgent.
Amongst the several reasons contributing to this is a lack of political awareness of the scope and scale of the burden of headache, which itself is attributable to incomplete knowledge of these.
The primary goal of this chapter is to promote an awareness of the scope and breadth of the scientific discipline underlying questionnaire and survey development that should guide the design and analysis phases of the research study.
In the past year, growing awareness of the scope and proximity of mass surveillance has caused a public uproar and fundamentally changed the way we think about the systems our government uses to protect us -- but has it elicited any change in policy?
