For me, the trouble with truth is that not only is the notion of eternal, universal truth highly questionable, but simple, local truths are subject to refinement as well.
They face a more local inconvenient truth.
When Mattel, the toy firm that makes Barbie, painted an entire street pink to promote its doll, it raised local hackles.The truth is that being noticed is no help if your marketing repels consumers.
Our attempts to wrest freedom from habit, universality from local custom, truth from delusion, have generally amounted to a set of rules to increase control, to partition and segregate, to fashion hierarchies and obey codes.
And after repeating his mantra that, despite all the innuendo in Belize, the peer has no economic interest in telecoms in the country, Mr Kilkenny asked: "But how do you prove a negative?" Between the byzantine network of Caribbean trusts set and the viciously polarised atmosphere of the local politics, truth is something of an elusive concept in Belize.
The proposed segmentation method can integrate a local ground truth when it is available in order to set the desired level of precision of the final result.
These types of land use change are best studied with satellite remote sensing in combination with local ground-truth data.
In truth, Local 1-2 came half-undressed to this battle.
In truth, local governments have put much effort into maintaining this natural monopoly.
But an Armenian architectural historian, Shagen Mkrtchyan, attributes them to Azeri architects and points out their borrowing of local Armenian elements.The truth is that this has always been frontier land, and Armenians and Muslims have co-existed locally for centuries.
