When a body is found six months later she returns to edge-of-the-world El Hierro, whose creepy, insular inhabitants point to sinister goings-on.
He isn't as insular, Sharp points out, so he's interested in what critics have to say.
It was an exhibition of precisely the sort of farcical sanctimoniousness that Moore later decried as a sign that the left was becoming insular to the point of self-parody.
"It is fundamental Lubavitch doctrine to be involved with everything that is happening around us". As for insular attitudes, she pointed out that her best friend in Mohegan Lake was a totally nonobservant Jewish woman.
Therefore, we resort here to the use of a nonlinear dimensionality reduction technique, Laplacian eigenmaps (LE) [Belkin and Niyogi, 2002], to represent insular voxels as points on a plane, in such a way that the distance between each pair of voxels would quantify the similarity of their respective connectivity maps.
With Brexit in mind, some point to an insular mindset, mixed with an imperialist complex.
The story of how grime got from that initial explosion of chaotic, untutored brilliance and insular self-reliance to the point today where an outsider such as me could put together a compilation of beats from as far afield as Ireland and Japan, without losing that sonic strangeness, could fill books.
The insular group attained a lower point score on the task and experienced more 'bankruptcies'bankruptcies
However radical surgery in these cases still remains a critical point, due to insular complex anatomy and functional relationships [ 1, 2, 8, 18].
Geoff Gilbert, professor of law at the University of Essex's school of law and human rights centre, and editor-in-chief of the International Review of Refugee Law, pointed out the insular, demographically unrepresentative nature of much of the pro-refugee movement.
