For instance, race and racism, gender, and social class are greatly understudied among most cognitive psychologists.
Google's solution, at least for now, is what they call the "equality of opportunity" method, which ensures a system doesn't accidentally discriminate based on sensitive, non-relevant data, for instance race or religion, when calculating something not directly related to them.
And if you're lucky enough to live a low-stress life, consider upping the ante during your workouts to improve your performance when it matters -- for instance, racing the clock on your next run or having a friendly circuit-training competition with your gym buddy.
Further, race specific unique alleles were also identified for different race specific isolates for instance 52 (race 1), 4 (race 4) and 33 (race 6).
For instance, using race in creating a profile of a criminal, he said, is far different from the police randomly stopping and harassing black motorists on the highway.
In Nairobi's Westlands district, for instance, the race was razor close between the candidate of Mr. Moi's party, Fred Gumo, and the Democratic Party nominee, Betty Tett.
I don't hear anyone talking about the gaps associated with race or gender or not having English as your first language, and there's increasingly little funding for it: there are still five BME groups that are consistently underachieving, for instance, but race is now completely ignored in funding terms.
For instance, are "race" and "belief" really concepts that capture some given aspect of myself?
And continued job market growth could further shrink inequalities in job market outcomes for older workers, for instance, by race and ethnicity.
If, for instance, the race were an absolute blowout for Romney at this stage, then the rise in optimism might be attributed to the American public knowing Romney will win, and getting more optimistic about a future under President Romney.
In contrast to, for instance, interactive race [33] or serial (exhaustive) processing architectures (e.g., Feature Integration Theory [34]), the DWA assumes that selective (focal) attention operates on a map of cross-dimensionally integrated (summed) feature contrast signals, with the most active location on this overall-saliency map determining the allocation of focal attention.
