Until Connecticut residents get past their myopic perspective, the traffic situation won't get better.
(That misty, faraway look that she gave to Cary Grant? She really was faraway, from her myopic perspective, and it really was a mist).
Ms. Holmes follows her father's story through the 1950's, when his myopic perspective allows him to thrive, and into the 1960's, when the world changes and his life falls apart in spectacular fashion.
Yet what stands out most about the now-discarded Ricketts Plan — aside from the unwieldy but unforgettable appellation applied to Obama, "metrosexual black Abe Lincoln" — is not its myopia on religion but its even more myopic perspective on race.
Where Mr. Jacobs seems to revel in the possibilities of a not-so-distant future awash in wireless connectivity, his father had a more professorial, and at times myopic, perspective.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Yet what stands out most about the now-discarded Ricketts Plan — aside from the unwieldy but unforgettable appellation applied to Obama, "metrosexual black Abe Lincoln" — is not its myopia on religion but its even more myopic perspective on race.
"From the myopic perspective of the Westminster elite, Scotland is last among equals".
A number of authors have considered a multi-period mean-variance formulation (see for example, among others, Acharya and Pedersen (2005), Ait-Sahalia and Brandt (2001), Bansal, et al. (2004), Brandt (2009) Campbell and Viceira (2002), Hong, et al. (2006), Jagannathan and Ma (2003)), but from the myopic perspective of optimizing the one-step ahead objective function.
This is a relatively myopic perspective of the types of engagement that would be viable outside.
