Even though each of us has one, none of us sees blanks in our field of vision, she says, "because our brain automatically corrects the problem".
"As a teacher, when you see blank stares, you die.
What I'd see: blank stares, bald spots, newspaper headlines.
If they were to go to the movies, for instance, they would see blank images, because they see more images per second than we do".
"Increasingly, we're seeing blank slates because it's safer," said Donna E. Shalala, who was health and human services secretary under President Bill Clinton.
You see blank rectangles in their places and get another huge speed boost, since iCab is spared the task of downloading the ad graphics.
However, if you are solving online in the New York Times game play — which I am told is not an app but still doesn't have a name so I am just going to call it Howard, as in "Howard be thy name" — you will see blank squares.
He got used to seeing blank looks on his pupils' faces.
The rhetorical structure of Damascius' narrative thus casts doubt on any 'deal' between Ammonius and the Bishop, which may have been the result of pure speculation on Damascius' part, combined with his animus toward Ammonius (see Blank 2010, 657 660).
These US welfare reforms have been extensively evaluated, and the bulk of evidence suggests they resulted in large and statistically significant falls in welfare caseloads along with increases in employment (see Blank, 2002; Grogger and Karoly, 2005; Moffitt, 2008).
