He was also led to reconsider the problem of the relations between the church and modern society and became increasingly convinced of the mistake committed by ecclesiastical authorities in taking a fearful, negative attitude toward the aspirations of the times.
The Village Board, which is hiring a professional traffic consultant as it reconsiders the problem of its downtown intersection, will hold a public meeting in Village Hall on Thursday at which it will take statements on the issue from the public.
Lessons learned demonstrate room for improvement in implementing such strategies and underscore the importance of involving community in decision making; the strategic importance of operational decisions relating to intervention design, site and product selection, and distribution models; and the need to reconsider the problem of access in rural areas.
Hence, in this paper, we reconsider the problem of adaptive polarization design of polarimetric radars to optimally estimate the target scattering vector in clutter.
Recently, Marino and Xu [26] reconsidered the problem by viscosity approximation method.
Now, we reconsider the problem (1.2) and (1.3).
We have seen that this argument has been bruited since at least the time of the Presocratics and it has often led emergentists to reconsider their position when the problem of consciousness is directly considered (it is this worry that probably explains why Morgan, a radical emergentist, retreated into a Spinozistic parallelism of mind and matter; see Morgan 1923, p. 32).
In 2003, Dr. Galston reconsidered the arc of his research.
However, if Trulia fails to eradicate the problem of socially detrimental litigation, Delaware should reconsider its prohibition on fee-shifting bylaws.
You appropriately credited New Jersey for confronting the problem of recidivism and noted that many other states are also reconsidering their approach to incarceration, re-entry and rehabilitation.
