Contextual integrity demands that our information practices respect context-sensitive privacy norms, where'context' refers not to the overly coarse distinction between 'private' and 'public,' but to a far richer array of social settings characterized by distinctive roles, norms and values.
The cooking, generally, is neither overly ambitious nor especially distinctive.
By Rebecca Mead February 21, 2018 For the most part, "Peter Rabbit" shies away from what makes animals strangely distinctive, and relies on what makes humans overly familiar.
But, for the most part, "Peter Rabbit" shies away from what makes animals strangely distinctive, and relies on what makes humans overly familiar.
Despite their various body types and distinctive faces, the performers gradually come to seem undifferentiated, alike in their sometimes overly cute or coy playfulness.
Though still not overly familiar in New York, she is an established artist in her own right, with a distinctive style of her own.
One example is the genus Angarogramma, erected by Ponomarenko in 1984, although the venation in the published drawing is overly simplified to provide useful information [ 28], the specimen still could be attributed to the Kalligrammatidae from the distinctive wing shape.
Strauss may have been overly deferential to the libretto, for his music, despite some fetching melodies, lush colors and rich, wayward harmonic writing, never coalesces into something distinctive.
