It seems, therefore, that the general approach of Indian philosophers vis-à-vis Jayarāśi was that of disregard and failure to notice the weight of his work.
"Ten years ago, just one per cent of contemporary poetry published by the major presses in Britain was by black or minority ethnic poets – a depressing statistic, suggesting a failure to notice the existence of 14 per cent of the nation," said Susannah Herbert, executive director of the Forward Arts Foundation.
Besides the illicit drugs themselves, other contributing factors related to the severe illness could include crowded conditions that make it hard to get medical attention, dancing to exhaustion, the lengthy 12-hour duration of some of these events, a failure to notice early when something goes wrong, and how a person inexperienced with drugs may take a dose that overwhelms the body.
Stephen Elop also made that point with his decision to let Microsoft acquire Nokia, reminiscent of Yahoo's failure to notice the ballgame was over when Ballmer pulled the trigger on them a few years ago.
Its killer political instincts can be gauged by the failure to notice the significance of the initials "BSE".
Finally, our demonstration that visual perceptual task load leads to the failure to notice the presence of a task-unrelated auditory stimulus has significant implications for everyday life.
In 2002, filmmaker and former marine biologist Randy Olson broadened the definition of shifting baselines with an Op-Ed in the Los Angeles Times to cover all aspects of change, and the failure to notice change in the world today.
Part of teaching would always be about failure: failure to connect, failure to notice, failure to address the nuanced and specific needs of every one of those students.
Change blindness the failure to notice visual changes is an important source of human error.
There is a choice to be made concerning transitive creature-consciousness, failure to notice which may be a potential source of confusion.
