In fact, with a robust supply of industrial space in Greenpoint, which was formerly home to many knitting mills, the only obstacle to growth as a film production hub may be an attitudinal one.
Be attitudinal towards winter.
Consent in general may be understood as either attitudinal or performative (Kazan 1998).
At the end of the invocation spectrum, and excepting the liminal role that lexical metaphors play, attitude may be provoked by other attitudinal values, as has been discussed by Thompson (2014).
The impetus for such contrasting public policies may be found in historical, attitudinal, and technical considerations that may have helped to inhibit the formation of a broad social and political consensus for controls on indoor air quality problems.
The results of this study support findings that the costs and benefits of seeking help influence individuals' help-seeking decisions [ 14], and suggest that all three barriers (structural, knowledge and attitudinal) may be helpful targets for intervention.
We suggest that this may be useful for monitoring attitudinal change among students during medical school as well as making comparisons between different medical schools, making it possible to improve and refine curricula and teaching methods in communication skills.
Routine use of standardized HRQOL instruments in pediatric clinical practice may be impeded by physician attitudinal barriers or concern that completion of these measures represents too great a burden.
Latent attitudinal factors may be reflected in the self-reported values for proximity.
The paper has also offered an extended repertoire of mechanisms and resources by which attitudinal values may be invoked.
The differences are significant in terms of the mechanisms by which attitudinal inferences may be triggered in a text.
