We close the discussion with a set of recommendations that we expect to work in social sensing settings where (i) frequent, reliable ground truth is available, (ii) there is little stigma associated with publicly admitting of being affected, and (iii) where the effects of astro-turfing are expected to be minimal.
In that sense, outlandish settings have long distracted players from noticing a dearth of old-fashioned storytelling.
When it comes to reporting their assault to police, Stemple said, "a lot of gay people still experience sexual shame, and then if you layer on to that being in a countercultural sexual setting, whether it's a party or a hookup, there's a sense that those settings are going to move the person further down in the hierarchy of sexual victimhood," said Stemple.
Roger Hanna's set, a single platform in the shape of a stone crucifix, was spare and elegant; Jeff Davis's imaginative lighting design underscored the mood while conveying a sense of changing settings.
In the current Argentinean context, none of the arguments for universal and mandatory preschool make sense: low-quality settings targeted to the neediest children neglect children's right to a happy childhood in a stimulating and responsive environment; rather than bolstering child-development and promoting social-justice, they deepen inequalities and socioeconomic segregation.
Cars just don't make sense in many settings.
The manual measurement of accuracy of position and motion sense in clinical settings can be an effective screening tool; however, therapists must be properly trained.
However, the results of qualitative studies may often be generalized if the concepts found in one setting make sense in other similar settings [ 34].
And Brutus.1 will dab in touches of color to give a sense of setting--clock towers, eager students, etc.
