But he wished for more than the conventional, remarking in a 2005 television interview that in "Hamlet," Shakespeare declared that theater was like a mirror held up to life.
Mr. Rubenstein has a terrific turn of phrase, but the content of his remarks is conventional wisdom among U.S. businessmen today.
In the chapter on Adding gender dimension to tribal studies, the author R. Bhattacharjee remarks that conventional concepts among social scientists, especially economists, have always led to under-assessment of the useful work done by women.
It should be remarked that conventional association rules [72] and a range of predication and classification rules [103] can be considered as a special case of (mathsf {GPARs}), since their antecedents can be readily modeled as a graph pattern in which nodes represent items.
Although Wittgenstein was not by conventional standards religious, his philosophical remarks and journal entries reveal what might be described as a religious sensibility and are informed by a definite sympathy toward at least certain features of religion.
Table 1 Hazard potential of ENM to humans in comparison with conventional materials (microparticles) ENM Hazard potentiala Remarks Acute toxicity Chronic effects Difference (micro/nano) Nano-TiO2 Very low Low 1 10 Although TiO2 was placed in class 3 of the carcinogenic materials, its general toxicity is low as shown by many recent studies.
See Appendix D. ■ Remark 6 In the conventional fuzzy design [ 33, 34], we need to design a complicated fuzzy controller or fuzzy filter for engineering systems.
In making his remark, O'Donnell was implicitly taking on the conventional lingo at his network, where hosts over generalize and commonly refer to the left as "progressives".
'Sometimes you hear remarks of patients about correlations and therapies in conventional medicine: thyroid hormones weaken the thyroid gland.
On the climate of the time, Nettlau remarked: "The air was saturated with accepted nations, conventional opinions and the peculiar illusions which people entertained concerning small nationalities and the virtues and defects of certain races.
