"Chocolatito", who quit school after the fifth grade and worked as a door-to-door salesman in between sessions in the gym, was once trained by Arguello, a legendary fighter and divisive political figure in his homeland.
Sir Mervyn shares his American counterpart's first-class academic training, but is a stubborn economic purist and a divisive manager; Mr Trichet a poet and left-wing activist who became a wily and skilled negotiator.
Fox, too, was told that she was always going on about divisive gender issues, and eventually became so frustrated that she trained as a lawyer, starting her own firm, Fox and Partners.
Settling potentially divisive inter-club rivalries by forcing antagonistic players to room together, the ambience of his training camps was more akin to the armed forces.
"But we can't treat RE as so potentially divisive that we dare not discuss anything, either". He agrees with Ofsted that RE teacher training is due an intellectual upgrade.
We note that by using a divisive rather than subtractive normalization, weights are redistributed rather than driven to saturation after each training pattern; for a detailed discussion of this behavior see [34].
As for the SD values, some items proved to be divisive: e.g., knowledge of the X, Y and Z generations, or planning the process of vocational practical training.
The argument was also one of ideology, values and divisive, ingrained biases and principles that seemed dormant in the past few years, when the conservative focus was trained on fiscal and economic issues.
Of course, "cry it out" methods — the broad catch-all for any kind of sleep training that involves letting babies fuss as they figure out how to self-soothe themselves to sleep — are wildly divisive among parents.
