"Tango teaches you important social skills like attentiveness, dedication and respect," elaborates Rieser.
Africa's emergence, I argue, requires greater attentiveness to social and political institution building than to kW-hours and foreign dollars.
Despite evidence that attentiveness and social skills can be enhanced, the general absence of gains beyond the original treatment setting or extended through time suggests a need for systematic generalization planning.
Throughout "Survival Math," Jackson writes with a keen attentiveness to the social contexts shaping the lives of his family, offering nuanced depictions that upend the stereotypes that often cage us in.
Culturally nuanced care with immigrant Chinese Americans requires attentiveness to the social context of disease management.
In the eyes of Chesterfield, who advocated hyper-attentiveness in all social situations, dropping a w was as bad as dropping a baby.
Head pose classification is used for determining the attentiveness of drivers, analyzing social behavior, and human interaction with robots.
However, the approach we used is likely to underestimate the true benefit of increased staffing on quality of life, since it does not capture non-health-related benefits, such as physical comfort, attentiveness of staff, and social interaction.
Creating him required on Tolstoy's part qualities other than introspection: attentiveness to the peculiarities of social life, the ability to conceive the thinking of people morally and psychologically unlike oneself, and fairmindedness.
Moreover, by looking at student outcomes only in a single year while ignoring the long-term and sustained progress in Union City, Whitehurst undercuts his own purported attentiveness to the standards of social science.
