The elementary school is a great place to commence early development of broad democratic dispositions.
Attitudes (in the psychological sense, i.e., likings and dislikings) are understood as broad-track dispositions to perceive, attend, cognize, and behave in particular ways in particular contexts (i.e., they are traits).
New staff had to be enrolled into bringing the CDSS into everyday use, and this entailed longer and more complex negotiations with patients, a broader range of dispositions than found at 999 and some subtly different ways of auditing and monitoring practice.
A broad smile and a generous disposition were her trademarks.
She's creating an atmosphere, one long reverie, and she stamps her own disposition on the broad range of songs she chooses to cover, which include the jazz standards "Darn That Dream" and "Out of Nowhere," Franz Schubert's "Raven" ("Die Krähe") and "You Are Special," the guileless, chin-up anthem written by Fred Rogers of "Mister Rogers Neighborhoodd".
A percolation analysis of the nitrogen sorption data, obtained both before and after mercury entrapment, allowed broad features of the spatial disposition of variously sized pores to be determined.
During the past two decades, significant progress has been made in understanding the pharmacological and physiological role of ABC drug efflux and SLC uptake transporters in the disposition of a broad range of drugs, toxins, endogenous compounds and their metabolites.
To be sure, the institutionalization of lobbying within governance and the influence of wealth and corporate money in financing campaigns has created and perpetuated this single-ideology rule, but lawmakers and citizens alike do have a natural pre-disposition to the broad generalities of economic rationality.
Montaque, who has a broad face and a relentlessly cheerful disposition, burst into sincere laughter.
