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On the one hand, it has to be slow and deliberate to allow for governing capacity to be built, as well as to prevent those who prefer the status quo from blocking change, and to keep oligarchs from seizing control and plundering Myanmar's abundant natural resources.
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The first model design was chosen in a deliberate simplistic fashion in order to allow for further strong exploration of model assumptions.
In addition, many of these systems start with raw/preprocessed data and perform automated statistical analysis, which in Confero a deliberate design choice was made to allow each site the freedom to have customized statistical analysis approaches appropriate for each experimental design and relevant biological questions.
The case of sport again leads the way down this path in the literature, perhaps because, unlike most important social practices that might be susceptible to enhancement shortcuts (like child-rearing, education, love, politics, and spiritual growth), the stakes are low enough to allow for some deliberate policy-making at the international level.
Panama, which has a steady income flow from its canal, deliberated before embarking on a seven-year, $5.2bn expansion to allow bigger ships to use its waterway.
They represent informed public opinion better than other social research methods (e.g. surveys or focus groups) because they give participants factual information, bring them into a structured and constructive dialogue with experts, provide them with time to reflect and deliberate, and allow them to represent their views directly to policymakers.
Broadcasting baseball is often a gateway to greater opportunity because the sport's unique rhythm and deliberate pace allow announcers to explore its nuances and subtleties, requiring greater depth.
The administration's new guidelines open the door wider to deliberate snooping, allowing for invasions of privacy by people and institutions that have no legitimate interest in patients' personal histories.
According to Ericsson and Kintsch (1995), expert performers develop long-term working memory (LTWM) skills as a result of accumulated deliberate practice, which allow them to retrieve critical and task-relevant information from long-term memory in an efficient way.
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