Its narrative thrashes like a broken power cable between past and present, twisting with the energy of old language, old ways of seeing, old acceptances, old determined rebellions against the nature of things.
"I think this is a very powerful case and the president is confident that as that case is presented to the United States Congress and the American people, people will recognize that the world cannot stand aside and allow an Assad or anybody else to break an almost 100-year-old acceptance.
This is what separates new media from old – the acceptance of risk.
The old common acceptance that rapid growth of a myoma (increasing uterine size by 6 weeks' size within 1 year) potentially indicates a uterine sarcoma is not valid since most women with a rapidly enlarging uterus do not have a sarcoma [21, 22, 23, 24, 25].
As so often happens in introducing the new or changing the old, public acceptance depends peculiarly upon women's friendly attitude".
Despite the proliferation in understanding older adults' acceptance and limitations of Internet technology, the learning needs of older adults living in low Internet usage areas and their acceptance of touchscreen-based apps have lagged behind.
Such is her fame that it was no surprise when footage of the 40-year-old's acceptance speech was played on the news around the world, and became a YouTube hit.
The 17-year-old received acceptance letters from Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania and Yale.
In fact, older adults' acceptance of assistive devices, such as a wheelchair, depends greatly on the adequacy of training provided, particularly during initial acquisition [ 13].
However, there was no literature base or prior reports of experience with this population to indicate low-income minority older adults' acceptance of training that has formerly been associated with East Asian religious practices.
