Paradoxically, Frank added, the new interest in neglected books can be seen as a reaction to the decline of book culture.
Primitivism and Medievalism had awakened interest in neglected early texts; scientific Positivism encouraged a scrupulous regard for facts; and the German idea that each country's literature had sprung from a unique national consciousness provided a conceptual framework.
The flurry of interest in neglected Donizetti that began sweeping Europe in the late 50's (the "Anna Bolena" of Maria Callas at La Scala in 1957 is also germane) took place beyond her ken and that of her audiences.
With increasing volume, builders' groups complain that their interests are neglected and have started to lobby for one of their own on the commission.
Noting the problems of allocating powers correctly, Madison supported placing some authority with member units since they would be best fit to address "local circumstances and lesser interests" otherwise neglected by the center (Federalist 37).
It can be noticed (see Figures 3 and 8) that the beamformer, which tries to suppress the leakage power while maximizing the signal power (32), is better than the one which only maximizes the signal power of the user of interest by neglecting the leakage power (method (c).
A further factor influencing the detection of the QTL of interest, which was neglected in our power simulations, are additional QTL that are linked to the QTL of interest.
However, interest in this neglected mollusc is likely to be rekindled this month with the publication of a novel by author Julia Stuart set in the pearl fishing communities.
Nevertheless, since Alice Walker's "In Search of Zora Neale Hurston" appeared in Ms. in 1975, interest in this neglected ancestress has developed a seemingly unstoppable momentum.
In contrast, aspects of external validity that refer to the comparability between the study population and the general population of interest are often neglected in quality assessment and are usually not considered as having a possible distortive effect on an article's conclusion [ 10, 11].
