The earlier exhortation is very insightful in the ways it dissects the pathologies of religious life, such as extreme pietism which is indifferent to the real world, or narcissistic obsession with liturgical detail.
Contemporary French writers like Alain Robbe-Grillet in Jealousy (1957), Nathalie Sarraute in Tropisms (1939) and The Planetarium (1959), and Michel Butor in Passing Time (1957) and Degrees (1960) wish mainly to remove the pathetic fallacy from fiction, in which the universe, which is indifferent to man, is made to throw back radar reflections of man's own emotions.
This leads to a highly turbulent flow regime which is indifferent to the planet's rotational state.
It is not a constant state of meditative bliss which is indifferent to the world.
This is more consistent with an origin by tandem duplication, which is indifferent to location, than by reverse splicing.
Generally, employees with the "underchallenged" profile have to cope with the disenchantment caused by feeling trapped in an occupational activity to which they are indifferent, which bores them and produces no gratification.
Using a visual aid board, the point at which respondents are indifferent to a choice between a scenario in which they would live a specified time period in a hypothesised or actual health state or a second scenario in which they would live in perfect health but for a length of life less than the first scenario can be determined.
At the heart of the fight is the fact that AM and FM radio lack the variety they had two decades ago, in part because stations today are likely to be owned by corporations located far away, and which are relatively indifferent to local issues.
Animals to which humans are indifferent often lose their habitats and go extinct.
Therefore, the level of skill at which individuals are indifferent between one occupation and the other does not change with changes in the exogenous TFP.
