Without doubt, it is one of the most horrific events of the year, especially considering the comparatively shallow awareness of the event and the fact that the building was a supplying of garments for none other than British favourite cheap retail store Primark.
David Byrne's Apps come off as a feeble attempt to respond to the one aspect of technology he participates in, resulting in a shallow awareness of how they work or how people use them.
Lack of awareness and shallow knowledge about energy and renewable energy technologies among senior students in faculties of engineering are identified, at present, as main results obtained in this field investigation.
These shallow notions insult the reader's awareness of the well-established critiques around many of them as theoretically unrigorous and materially impracticable solutions.
It may adopt a continuous partial attention, and we can't help but live in shallow noisy waters and lack a sense of awareness and depth of what is the most skillful response to daily stress.
This quick pendulum swing from deep to shallow makes for a funny feeling of unease, an awareness of the absurdity of violence.
Slowly I came to an awareness that I had plenty of superficial social media relationships that were shallow and lacking content.
He writes, "As consumers of culture, we are lulled into passivity or, at best, prodded toward a state of pseudo-semi-self-awareness, encouraged either toward the defensive group identity of fanhood or a shallow, half-ironic eclecticism".
In a shallow orthography, it is possible that orthographic knowledge feeds back into the phonological system, preventing phonological awareness problems.
4. Breath Awareness: The more stressed we become, so the more our breathing becomes rapid, short, and shallow.
> -wrap-foot> readinginstructiontion, PA phoneme awareness, LK letter knowledge It is evident that, in comparison to both English and Danish, Dutch has a rather shallow orthography, although less shallow than for instance Spanish or Finnish (Seymour, Aro, & Erskine, 2003).
