It was earlier thought that animals sacrifice colour vision in favour of absolute sensitivity at night.
"Early thought is that Slack will include that information in our diversity reporting, as we are legally able to capture it, and employees are willing to share it," said a spokesperson.
The precise detail of the final determinatioins will affect this sentiment, but our early thought is that [they] appear to be in line with expectations: relatively tough but probably acceptable.
When the decision came whether to leave U.S.C. early, the thought that he was leaving something unfinished nagged at him.
Another official said, "We early on thought that people on flight one did not know anything about flights two, three, and four, but we did find that there was cross-pollination in travel and coördination.
Klores collects a brown-bag delivery from a diner, pays the man and then finishes the sentence that he started 90 seconds earlier, his thought that the music "is not wrong, but I'm not happy with it yet".
One of the early thoughts was that particles could cause changes to the primary target organ, the lung, which would spill over into the vascular system and secondarily affect autonomic function.
It is important to identify and eliminate faulty patterns of thought that were developed early in life It is important to identify and eliminate faulty patterns of thought that were developed early in life.
This focus is common to other European traditions, and is known as postmodernism, a school of thought that draws on earlier harmonic and melodic concepts that pre-date the conceptions of atonality and dissonance.
As Metzger explains, "The early thought on social networks was that people would self-select -- so-called 'homophily' -- but evidence now suggests that in seeking political information, it works the other way around.
