Climate; the changing conditions that excited us as kids, but have become a disregarded part of our lives as adults.
Thus Acocella's book, like a Cather novel, is a story of exile, as Cather's aesthetic intentions became distorted or disregarded.
The effect is achieved because as you stare at the dot, the cells in the retina which detect red, green, blue or blue become desensitised and disregard the colours it is seeing.
This may become manifest as disregard for aversive consequences of response choices (Fontaine 2006), in reward-driven behavior, and in difficulties changing one's behavior in response to punishment cues (Carlson et al. 2012; Santesso et al. 2011).
"For when everything is classified, then nothing is classified, and the system becomes one to be disregarded by the cynical or the careless, and to be manipulated by those intent on self-protection or self-promotion... Secrecy can best be preserved only when credibility is truly maintained".
That dimension of their work became increasingly marginalized and disregarded over the decades, with few exceptions.
We must never disregard or become desensitized to the lessons learned from the disasters of 2001 (Houston floods, World Trade Center/Pentagon plane crashes, anthrax mailings) that have brought the lessons from prior disasters into perspective.
With the dissemination of radiological images to all clinicians via PACS there might be a risk of radiology reports being disregarded as clinicians become more adept at interpreting imaging.
In this myopic view, the cosmic visions of Aquinas and Dante are disregarded, and politics becomes a fight for survival.
Mr Bush's inner circle would surely become even more likely to disregard international treaties, even more likely to lash out against potential foes and even more defiantly pro-Israel than it already is.
