Despite the abstract nature of such sensibilities, fundamental features of political ideology have been found to be deeply connected to basic biological mechanisms [ 3 7] that may serve to defend against environmental challenges like contamination and physical threat [ 8 12].
Big Data, coupled with advanced machine learning techniques, and sound fundamental sensibility can lead to powerful outcomes.
These actions offend our sensibilities and undermine fundamental respect for the decency of human life".
At the same time, he was quick to recognize the importance to Republicans of the Tea Party movement and shared many of the fundamental sensibilities of the activists, notably his longtime refusal to accept spending on pet projects through earmarks and his criticism of federal spending.
It's hard to fight the feeling that his sensibility is in some fundamental way at odds with the story Morgan's script wants to tell.
A sense of culture as life and experience, and of art not as a product but as part of culture, was fundamental to the sensibility emerging around 1960 in downtown New York.
Inspired by Crusius and the Swiss natural philosopher Johann Heinrich Lambert (1728 1777), Kant distinguishes between two fundamental powers of cognition, sensibility and understanding (intelligence), where the Leibniz-Wolffians regarded understanding (intellect) as the only fundamental power.
Whatever the appeal to Japanese sensibilities, Mr. Shikanai said that the fundamental reason for Moore's popularity here is the way his art touches upon universal themes relevent to any culture.
Fundamental to all religious sensibilities is respect for life, especially sentient life, and above all human life.
Culture-and-personality studies lost traction in the 1960s and '70s, an era characterized by shifting scholarly sensibilities and the critical reexamination of many fundamental anthropological concepts.
