In New York, a distinguished Sotheby's expert observed to me with a touch of pique that what does not sell at Maastricht is equally ignored.
It may be the young who are the key demographic behind Corbyn's popularity but, as the Labour leader knows, it would be wise to pay attention to another, equally ignored, section of society: disabled and chronically ill people; carers, and families struggling on social security.
After the selection is made, SEA treats all entities equally, ignoring their value differences.
For example, MI treats all substitutions of amino acids equally, ignoring physicochemical preferences.
The ML method treats all of the aligned positions equally, ignoring the fact that some are more conserved than others.
But those numbers are generated by giving all votes cast as equally weighted, ignoring the rules that govern a Labour leadership contest.
History vindicates, of course, but it can equally condemn, ignore, equivocate.
Selective attention mechanisms allow us to focus on information that is relevant to the current behavior and, equally important, ignore irrelevant information.
Selective attention modulates information processing efficiency, allowing us to pick up relevant information and, equally importantly, ignore irrelevant information (Jiang & Chun, 2001; Mevorach et al., 2010).
Strong adaptive signals do characterize some populations, but the underlying premise that all populations are highly (and equally) adapted ignores the reality that populations exist along a continuum with some being more locally adapted than others (Raabova et al. 2007).
Some have found the rival claims of different religions all equally absurd and so all equally to be ignored.
