Do you think that work done with broad humour or graphic violence is often received more snootily?
In Libya, as with authoritarian governments generally, leaders are accustomed to dictating how people should think; no matter how outrageous the lie or how obviously bizarre (as was often the case in Libya), it is often received as reality by a public numbed by isolation and oppression.
Tale of Tales' work is often received with fascination and appreciation, deep critical analysis and sometimes bewilderment; at other times its rebellious refusal to adhere to the cut-and-dry idea that a game is a system with a clear goal or "win condition" leads purists to dismiss it.
Baby-faced middle-aged man, be flattered" – was often received as a time-wasting insult.
In a culture in which media are often received knowingly and cynically, this artificial division between drama and advertising becomes harder to sustain.
In July , 2001 Adelson met with a Vice-Premier of China, Qian Qichen, in the historic Purple Light Pavilion, in Zhongnanhai, where foreign dignitaries are often received.
GAMBLING ON MACAO In July , 2001 Adelson met with a Vice-Premier of China, Qian Qichen, in the historic Purple Light Pavilion, in Zhongnanhai, where foreign dignitaries are often received.
The investigators were not impressed that Israel warned of imminent assaults via phone call or text messages, because those warnings were often received by people who had too little time to run and nowhere to run to.
Lions, sourced from North Africa, were often received as diplomatic gifts and the Tower's lion population grew because lions are able to breed in captivity.
In practice, children and young adults are often received longer resuscitation efforts than elderly patients, however, the impact of age on the relationship between CPR duration and outcome is unknown.
In general, the use of multibeam transmitter in conjunction with angle diversity receivers makes it possible to reduce the impact of ambient light noise, path loss and multipath distortion, in part by exploiting the fact that they are often received from different directions than the desired signal [1 9].
