A Convention on a Business Basis If "Sentiment" Should Change.
The employment situation is the basis for consumer sentiment and behavior.
Summing up Brandt's visit to Britain on 2 March 1970, this newspaper wrote: "It is doubtful if relations between Britain and Germany have ever been better – not on a basis of overflowing sentiment, but in terms of quiet trust, patience and understanding".
He said last week that he would take a decision on the future of his two allies when he knew all the facts and on the basis of public sentiment.
Different intuitive interpretations of the matrices U, Σ, and (V^{T}) are useful in the various domains in which the SVD is applied; here, we focus on right singular vectors as an orthonormal basis for the sentiment time series in the rows of A, which we will refer to as the modes.
It would probably take many guesses for most of the Americans who score high in the patriotism surveys to come up with these items as the basis for their sentiments.
Human Society attempts to establish an ethic that is in some degree independent of individual minds on the basis of subjective sentiments.
Today in the UK, one can see an attempt to create a basis for pro-war sentiment in two ways.
We have seen the PR efforts aimed at cementing a new consensus that can support war indirectly, or at least neutralise opposition, on the basis of pro-troops sentiment.
Likewise, we all need to address environmental issues on the basis of facts, not sentiment.
Confidence is predicated on experience and execution, so we must surmise that there is some critical failure of execution on the part of our institutions, the government and our banks, as the basis for the current sentiment.
