The limbs and faculties are cramped with worse than Chinese bands, and the sedentary life which they are condemned to live, whilst boys frolic in the open air, weakens the muscles … artificial notions of beauty, and false descriptions of sensibility have been early entangled with her motives of action" (Wollstonecraft 1988, 55).
One of Wollstonecraft's most scathing criticisms in the Rights of Woman is against false and excessive sensibility, particularly in women.
One of Wollstonecraft's most scathing critiques in the Rights of Woman is of false and excessive sensibility, particularly in women.
The results report short detection time, low sensibility to false alarms and high effectiveness in reducing the computational resources.
In other words, sensibility vs. a false positive or P (altered exam/has the disease) vs. P (altered exam/has not the disease) parameters that are part of most papers published in radiology journals, in which the accuracy of a diagnostic imaging test is verified.
She is giving us a revisionist West, which we see alternately through Eva's damaged sensibility and Abraham's false expectations.
As Dave Rich of the Community Security Trust has argued: "It's a totally false comparison that plays on Jewish sensibilities in order to provoke a reaction.
The underestimation of Simple forms reduces the specificity of the test; however, it makes possible to have a high sensibility, reducing the number of false positive cases.
No doubt this reticence is supposed to reflect familial loyalty and the repressed nature of spousal relationships at the turn of the last century, but it somehow rings false, given these characters' otherwise very modern sensibilities.
However current it may be technologically, Twitter seems somehow out of step in its political sensibility — that is, in the promise of false intimacy between politicians and voters.
