This is unfortunate as insight into spatial patterns of recovery could be invaluable in predicting the reestablishment of homes, streets and neighborhoods.
For some researchers, the transition from using relatively simple mathematical models to applying 'black box' machine-learning systems — in which the internal workings are unknown — signals the unfortunate end of insight, and brings with it the feeling of loss of control.
This is unfortunate given the insights gained from other systems to the role that coevolution plays in shaping genome evolution (Hosokawa et al., 2006; Kerstes et al., 2012), driving divergence among populations (Benkman, 1999), maintaining diversity within populations (Koskella & Lively, 2009; Morran et al., 2011), and even ecosystem-level processes (Stouffer & Bascompte, 2011).
Your June 20 front-page article about the removal of Bruno Schulz's paintings to Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust museum, provides insight into this unfortunate occurrence.
This was an unfortunate error, because the core insight of Keynesian economics is that there are very special economic circumstances in which the general rules of economics don't apply and are, in fact, counterproductive.
In the end this unfortunate book gives us no insight into the famous sisters' penchant for extreme ideologies and obsessive commitments, only some sorry efforts to explain away their more alarming and repellent beliefs.
During the interwar era, Knight was one of the most respected economists in America, but his reputation later waned, which was unfortunate, as he had some important insights about how capitalism works.
The unfortunate result is that our original insights and wisdom are magnified beyond the scope of their applicability.
However, it had the unfortunate consequence of emphasizing mechanics over conceptual insight.
It is unfortunate also because the main public policy insight of the hypothesis -- a call for policymakers' action to be more agile, strategic, secular and comprehensive -- came to too little.
This situation is unfortunate because reusing the data can offer insights into pathways and diseases entirely distinct from those considered in original experimental designs.
