Both are inherently Islamophobic and patriarchal, as they are centred upon fixing the idea of innocent females at the hands of 'dangerous' Muslim men.
The made up and therefore partial and selective nature of the things that are accounted for draws attention to the limitations of management by numbers and particular 'find and fix' ideas of control.
OUTSIDERS often have fixed ideas of Poland: a big, poor country with shambolic governments, dreadful roads and eccentric habits.
In the Edwardian period, the book says, fixed ideas of what childhood should be, and what constituted family values, made voluntary bodies unsure and unwilling to deal with the problems of children once they had been "rescued" from vice.
Regardless of the ad's level of detail, unless they have a particular person in mind when they start the search, employers usually don't have fixed ideas of what they are looking for in an applicant.
In this category, I recommend looking at the top ten business ideas for 2012 selected by Springwise.com, which bills itself as "your essential fix of entrepreneurial ideas".
We briefly discuss the transmission scheme that attains the rate (8) and point out some implications of this result, leaving the details of the proof of achievability to Appendix B. Again, to fix the ideas, consider the set of active MSs at a given time, one per cell, which employ a fraction of time of both the uplink and the conferencing channels.
To fix the ideas, the depth of the last visible bar of the ruler (Maximum visible depth), read in a given polarization maintained channel, is plotted as a function of the corresponding angle θ.
The great declaimer was Juvenal, who fixed the idea of satire for posterity.
"These movies are a way of recuperating and recovering memories," says Sweet. "They're an attempt to fix an idea of the war.
