"I don't think there has been a lot of in-depth thinking about this, but superficially, emotionally, there's probably going to be a knee-jerk response," said Nazir U. Khaja, a California doctor who is a former president of the American Muslim Council, in an interview before the verdict.
We based the media campaign on principles from the Elaboration Likelihood Model [ 16] and the Extended Parallel Process Model [ 15] and designed our images and messages to promote in-depth thinking about oral and pharyngeal cancer.
Worth thinking about, indeed.
Sir Leigh Lewis, the chair of the Commission on a Bill of Rights, showed the depth of thinking about the future of the court when he said that the 2010 Interlaken Declaration on the future of the ECHR raised the possibility that other institutions of the Council of Europe could qualify the European Convention on Human Rights.
This type of in-depth thinking could make the students surer about their choice of career and more motivated.
His 2013 GSD lecture "Planning in the 21st Century: What's Next?" is worth watching for the scope and depth of his thinking about the future of urban planning.
In-depth thinking isn't the solution to every problem.
This approach to defense in-depth gets us thinking about the details, in terms of the specific controls we may need to deploy to reduce, transfer or eliminate risk for the business. It is also helpful, I find, to lay out this framework when conveying an overall information security strategy to the business, CIO and/or Board members.
The paper offers a striking way of thinking about the depth of this housing problem.
Wray didn't "feel confused or perturbed or perplexed or sort of conceptually out of my depth in any way" when thinking about Lindh's story.
The program can provide especially helpful training for those thinking about pursuing more in-depth academic work.
