Its founding director, DeWitt Clinton Poole, wrote in 1929 that the need was not for "young men minutely trained in specific technicalities" but rather for "a broad culture which will enlarge the individual's mental scope to world dimensions". Consistent with this view, the curriculum was designed to ground students in the subjects of history, politics and economics.
In this view, we employ some ideas originated in Jebelean and Moroşanu [18] (also see Jebelean [2]) combined with specific technicalities due to the discrete and anisotropic character of the problem.
But how do other graffiti artists feel about this Banksy-specific technicality?
The Tribunal was established by a vote of the Security Council in 1993 as binding on all members of the United Nations, Milosevic himself endorsed its prerogatives by signing the Dayton accords, and any specific remaining legal technicalities were settled in the Dusko Tadic case, the Tribunal's first, in 1996 — but the question of fundamental evenhandedness will remain.
Yet, it is precisely in the task of interviewing a child that mistakes are made, mostly by lack of technicality and specific skills.
The requirement that the location on a search warrant be specific isn't "a technicality". It's a core principle of the Fourth Amendment.
There's the constant evasion whenever Caleb tries to swing the conversation around to specific discussion of the technicalities of AI.
Paul Fisher, executive director of markets at Threadneedle Street, said the "real debate" was not about the technicalities of specific targets, but, "what should policy be doing in the current environment".
Above and beyond specific guidelines, familiarity with the technicalities and common pitfalls in science and health reporting is invaluable and every newsroom should aim to employ specialist science and health correspondents.
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But the technicality presented by standing isn't just technical.
