In the process, they ignored generations of accumulated wisdom about how to mobilise successful social movements.
In so doing he ignored generations of anthropological debate about the whys and wherefores of doing ethnography--debates about ethics, transparency, the mix of narrative and analysis as well as the complexities of doing--or not doing "native" ethnography.
Given that real-life suicide cluster data does not start arbitrarily at zero suicides, in the agent-based model 110 generations were run in total, the first 10 generations were ignored and generations 11 110 analysed for clusters.
Harley Granville-Barker, a contemporary of George Bernard Shaw, was shamefully ignored for generations until recently, when small companies like the Mint Theater brought his intellectually provocative and eerily topical plays back into circulation.
She has also been urging the Jordanian government to do more to bring refugees into the social and educational mainstream, warning that the consequences of ignoring a generation of marginalised Syrian children could be disastrous.
But completely ignoring fourth generation nuclear (such as the IFR), is a very bad idea.
Britain's ignored but widening generation gap has finally moved to the fore.
It completely ignored the past generation of egregious and willful acts of insensitivity by the G.O.P. toward the African-American community.
The challenge of "New Suburbia" — my term, not Mr. Downes's — is to maintain everything we love about our hometowns but address the very real problems of crushing property taxes, a lack of affordable housing and pockets of poverty that have been ignored for a generation.
For this reason, studies of power systems for developing countries have usually ignored off-grid generation.
