Everything about this approach to learning runs counter to the sensibilities and lifestyles of these young "digital natives": flexibility at the expense of commitment; "Shark Tank -worthy résumés and social media brands; around-the-clock connectivity fueled by energy drinks.
"Most product companies, outside the big ones, don't want/can't afford the headache, expense and commitment of building IoT capabilities from scratch," a spokesperson for Seebo tells me.
A great deal of fun, even R-rated fun, can be had at the expense of commitment phobia, or the way libidos can short-circuit the young adult male brain.
Sharkey continues, "A great deal of fun, even R-rated fun, can be had at the expense of commitment phobia, or the way libidos can short-circuit the young adult male brain.
Imagine asking that question before beginning graduate school with a goal to obtain a Masters in Clinical Psychology and eventually a Ph.D. Just as you know this goal will require a huge amount of study, work, determination, expense and commitment so does becoming a bestselling author.
Participants also noted that, due to the expense, time commitment and licensing requirements, only certain physicians are able to take part in physician migration.
More specifically, it begins to explain how dictation of the neuronal program at the expense of commitment to the normal mesenchymal lineages might have taken place.
However, Heathrow said it would not bow to pressure from "vested interests" to reduce costs at the expense of commitments on noise, environment, jobs and improved national air links.
As the House voted, Obama met at the Camp David presidential retreat in Maryland with Arab leaders in hopes of convincing them that U.S. overtures to Iran would not come at the expense of commitments to their security in the region.
Less data, in fact, than many other types of major long-term expenses and commitments, such as purchasing a home or buying a car.
