Millennials, broadly speaking, seldom mind the anachronisms in "Mad Men," baby boomers do mind them, and they drive war babies (e.g., me) nuts.
They are devoted considerable space in university interpreting- translation study programmes, which are designed to form broadly educated minds able to play the role of intercultural and interlingual intermediary between members of different language communities.
Also, for anyone following along at home, I'm scrapping my more specific categories for evaluating these experiments and I just talking about the categories broadly: Body, Mind, and Creative.
The misbehaviour – and it amounts to little more than that – of the charities took place, meanwhile, out of sight and broadly out of mind.
Enormous photographic portraits cover concrete homes as part of a community art project that captures what has become a Mexican obsession: visualizing victimhood or, more broadly, turning cold, mind-numbing data back into real people.
WRITTEN IN FACES ON WALL Enormous photographic portraits cover concrete homes in Ecatepec, Mexico, as part of a community art project that captures what has become a Mexican obsession: visualizing victimhood or, more broadly, turning cold, mind-numbing data back into real people.
In addition to traditional medicine, other commonly used CAM can be broadly categorised into mind-body practices (MBPs) and natural products (NPs) [ 24].
But they know too that the Member States and their representatives are broadly of one mind on the basic issues which the document addresses in detail.
Psychologists and philosophers have together posited 2 main accounts of the processes by which human beings understand other minds: broadly, those that are "simulationist" (Heal 1986; Gordon 1992) and those that are more "rule based" (also known as "theory" theories; Gopnik and Wellman 1994).
Befidi: One example that comes to mind that has been reported somewhat broadly is a company known today as Asurion.
