The understanding of prism adaptation has also been advanced through studies of healthy participants, in whom adaptation to leftward prismatic shifts results in temporary neglect-like performance.
Temporary egg neglect may be observed during successful breeding (e.g. northern fulmar Fulmarus glacialis [18], blue petrels Halobaena caerulea [19], Cassin's auklet Ptychoramphus aleuticus [16]), but egg neglect is also known to increase the probability of breeding failure [19].
Nor does Colby neglect temporary exhibitions: its ambitious program includes the current "Modernism and Abstraction: Treasures From the Smithsonian American Art Museum," a survey of 20th-century developments illustrated by artists including Hartley, Joseph Stella, Stuart Davis, Jennifer Bartlett, David Hockney and Eric Fischl.
Whatever is causing the undervaluation typically market neglect, temporary operating troubles and/or the fact that the industry is out of favor can persist for an inconveniently long time.
The bakufu responded with debt-cancellation edicts, which gave temporary relief but neglected the long-term problem.
Talk story about the Children's Center, New York City's primary temporary shelter for neglected, abused or delinquent children.
The New Yorker, July 5 , 1969P. 21 Talk story about the Children's Center, New York City's primary temporary shelter for neglected, abused or delinquent children.
By Fred C. Shapiro The New Yorker, July 5 , 1969P. 21 Talk story about the Children's Center, New York City's primary temporary shelter for neglected, abused or delinquent children.
Traditionally, government policies in India emphasized the use of female sterilization and neglected temporary methods [ 34, 35].
"After almost 50 years of lip service and neglect, the temporary tribunals for Yugoslavia and Rwanda began to enforce this personal responsibility in real trials that sent real criminals to real prisons.
There might be a temporary increase because we neglected infrastructure.
