Bounded rationality is already being examined, but much less attention has been devoted, for instance, to bounded memory.
"A half-hour every morning is devoted, for instance, to that most difficult of all sounds for the tongue trained in German in childhood, the 'th' combination," The New York Times reported in June 1939.
Another room might be devoted to "dialogues" — for instance, a paired display of the optically dazzling works of the Venezuelan kinetic artists Cruz-Díez and Soto, who emerged in the late 1950s.
Acreage devoted to wheat, for instance, has been falling for three decades.
He devotes many pages, for instance, to the development of the railways to show how a new technology influenced society and created a uniquely "Victorian" England.
Carano, for instance, devoted herself to acting after her 2009 defeat.
The evolutionary biologist Stephen Jay Gould, for instance, devoted much of his 1981 book, "The Mismeasure of Man," to criticizing Professor Jensen's claims.
Although most of Mr. Nouvel's MoMA tower would have been devoted to luxury apartments, for instance, it would have allowed the museum next door to expand its gallery space significantly.
Even a musician devoted to classical music, for instance, cannot escape the dissonant harmonies that are frequently found in movie soundtracks or the African music played in the background music at an upscale coffee shop.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, for instance, devoted $12 million to supporting the New Schools Venture Fund, which invests in education entrepreneurs.
The Miami Herald, for instance, devoted seven pages of its print sports section to National Signing Day and ran a column by Larry Blustein, the paper's recruiting correspondent, wondering if students aren't "going to schools for the wrong reasons".
