Sentence examples for ignore elements from inspiring English sources
Law professor and sociologist Ifeoma Ajunwa is authoring a paper on hiring by algorithm, and she asserts that many of the data points we think of as "neutral" – housing status, education level, credit score or even criminal record – are actually wrapped up in assumptions that ignore elements of racial inequality.
"He's obviously chosen to ignore elements of what we did in the interview," said Winter.
The administration will likely use these separate analyses to undermine or ignore elements of the ISG report that do not match its priorities.
Selective attention in the context of factored observations could be treated as the ability to select an action depending on only a subset of the elements in the agent's current observation (those elements that are attended to) using additional actions to selectively attend to or ignore elements of an observation.
However, concern has been expressed that it may ignore elements of HRQoL, particularly cognition.
However, concern has been raised that it may ignore elements of HRQoL of specific relevance to the elderly such as vision and hearing [ 1] and in particular cognition [ 1, 13- 17].
Martha Nussbaum's far-reaching ideas illuminate the often ignored elements of human life aging, inequality, and emotion.
Equating consumer spending with well-being, however, ignores elements of long-term well-being like investing for retirement, saving for college education, or building wealth through home ownership.
Nevertheless, consider in balance a few possible answers to the vexing question âwhy history?â: one, because revisiting ignored elements of our own contingent genealogy can shake long-held assumptions, contextualize change, and challenge complacencies that may otherwise linger.
The TMA validator ignores elements and attributes added by the user.
A much misunderstood (and often altogether ignored) element of professional sports, fairy dust is an intermittently appearing force of nature — like, say, those swarms of cicadas that now and then overwhelm wheat fields.
