Over the decades, Welles indiscriminately accepted films in order to raise finance for this film.
"Rather than indiscriminately accepting all socially communicated information, learners need to know whom to trust".
We do not advocate indiscriminately accepting the Betti computations, we provide a recommendation of an approach that can be further studied and/or combined with other methods of network interrogation.
Both versions are accepted indiscriminately in the festivals associated with legendary events, a tribute to the remarkable synthesis that has been achieved in Nepal between the two related but divergent value systems.
It finds its way into math lessons, where there is only one right way to solve a problem; into history textbooks, where potentially biased facts are to be accepted indiscriminately; into art, where skies are to be colored blue and houses must be squares; and into life beyond the classroom.
Let's discuss what could potentially happen when you indiscriminately offer a living being to 56,000 strangers, and one of them accepts.
If males rejected the yellow wires, this would indicate that they were not accepting decorations indiscriminately.
The Times editorial was in step with President Obama, who said -- apparently without intended irony -- that "no country can accept rockets fired indiscriminately at citizens".
Although Frank rejected the manner in which physical principles were applied indiscriminately to questions of social organization and behavioural control, he did accept one of the fundamental premises on which Cannon, and later Selye, based their accounts of social homoeostasis, namely that modern society itself was in some ways dysfunctional.
"We have to live with this," he said, as if accepting that the violence of the incident reached out for him, too, that guilt was indiscriminately scattered.
