Arendt herself is also aware, however, that this survival of the ability to judge is perplexing.43 How this was possible, how judgment could still operate in this most critical of moments, and what made the exceptional few different from an Eichmann and from the majority of Germans, she never showed.
The question, when examining the Cast Lead operation in Gaza, was whether there was something different, something exceptional and intentional and, especially, a matter of policy and command direction, that either trapped or targeted large numbers of civilians, resulting in a human tragedy far beyond the horrible reality of the very fact of warfare.
Bertoncello et al. (2008) propose a method for refactoring OO product line architecture in order to separate their normal and exceptional behavior into different software components.
The nature of the variation in aptitudes and exceptional talents across different domains was investigated in a population based twin sample.
Among health policy narratives, this book's clarity, comprehensiveness and readability are exceptional, and its bottom line is a little different from most.
The entire band is exceptional and their jazzy Brazilian flair adds a different perspective to every song, especially those by Cole Porter and Irving Berlin.
[026] We do not want to argue that genetic information is always "exceptional" or different from other medical information, or that patients necessarily perceive it as such [ 49].
There is no reason to think that these genes are somehow exceptional and that selecting other genes would paint a significantly different picture.
Alan Sepinwall also qualifies the casting as "really exceptional," and states that the show is "feast for the eyes," with all the different locations having their own memorable looks.
