At the same time, he was criticized for what were seen as his autocratic tendencies, which stifled internal church changes, and his support for Mr. Mubarak's government, given in return for a measure of protection that Copts increasingly felt was insignificant.
As a disciplinary subdivision, however, it has, in the last half-century, become increasingly isolated, treated as insignificant or irrelevant to intellectual debates, antagonistic or indifferent to critical theorizing, and ethically suspect.
Unfortunately, in an increasingly decentralized world, in which previously insignificant actors and factors can play a decisive role, strategic planning can leave decision-makers flat-footed.
The diameter of the nanopore must be large enough to allow the molecular analyte to fit through; however, a very large pore would result in an insignificant signal, making analysis increasingly difficult.
Essentially, our perception of time is always the confluence of what our brains allow us to perceive, but then also how culture and, increasingly, technology mandate us to imagine our insignificant life in relation to something much, much larger.
