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You must be able to make sense out of the complexity of the world to put your business on the offensive.

And as it approached, a gale of social media messages swirled, as New Yorkers "flocked" together, trying to make sense of events.

Programme guides have been pressed into service to try to make sense of all this content.

Religion is an attempt to make sense of the world, but it does not try and do this in the way science does.

What do you think about this paper - does the design make sense or do you see flaws and if so what are they?

Even though the speaker had a strong accent, Henry could catch on to his story, but Tom couldn't make sense of it at all.

Parsing this syntax is equally ambiguous, and you must know the layout of an XML response ahead of time to be able to make sense of it.

Instead, they shunt the unsavory secret into a dark corner of the mind, where they try, alone, for years to make sense of it.

Part of it is we're both musicians. we're both musically minded and I feel like a lot of how you structure things make sense to me.

Economists have been trying to make sense of the results across individuals, across countries and across the years.

Asleep or awake, the mind is always trying to make sense of the world.

As such a replacement can be of any length, it would not make sense to show it in the content assistants proposal selection window.

"It is a serious accomplishment, " Nocera conceded. "What remains for future biographers is to make sense of that life. "

The data is "out there" and the processing power to make sense of it is, too: All that is needed is for you to make it happen.

So was I when I first heard it, but I'll try to make sense of it for you.

Tortured English may cause a certain amusement at first, but after a while people stop even trying to make sense of it.

And Greece is only a symptom of a wider problem: Does the eurozone make sense as a currency union?

And if God gives us those things through the Word, wouldn't it make sense that the Word would be an important part of our lives?

God wants me to understand his thoughts, so he speaks through Scripture, using figures of speech and ordinary words that make sense to me.

It is easier to make sense of this spring's events if you think about large web platforms explicitly as governments.

It seems like some sort of cache miss effect, but that does not make sense to me given the actual memory of the system.

It doesn't seem to make sense: You used to be best friends, but now you can't go a day without fighting.

OLE DB avoids the terms client and server because these roles do not always make sense, especially in an n-tier situation.

The income number might have been skewed as government statisticians try to make sense of the massive write-offs being recorded by banks.

Now he just needed a stenographer to help make sense of it all.

Mathematics is a product of Man. Its laws were invented to help make sense of the universe, and are descriptive, not prescriptive.

As I tried to make sense of this, something surprising began happening: I started getting more patients like her.

Does it make sense for the president of the United States to carve time out of his busy schedule to read novels?

A whole host of questions like these cloud my mind, and I cannot make sense of it.

The reader tries to make sense of the text in terms of his own schemata.

Restructuring is more likely to make sense in a year or so, assuming that the budget is definitively heading into surplus.

He sounded like he was trying the words on for size, attempting to make sense of their enormity, and of his loss.

I've collected many more over the years than I'll ever be able to read and make sense of!

Occasionally, we need to make sense of those interactions and experiences (e. g. , when something out of the ordinary occurs).

Constructive criticism should be welcomed. Accept whatever seems to make sense to you.

Our brain tries to make sense of what these imageries mean and our mind creates stories out of it.

Above are two main reasons for me to have decided to visit Xi'an. Whatever others may think, for me alone, they do make sense.

Poirot: Exactly doctor, it did not make sense. So I had to go back to the beginning.

Because we primates are primarily visual creatures, perhaps the best way for us to make sense of the brain is to see it clearly.

"Going to the edge of a cliff may be exciting for some people, but it does not make sense for a way of running the country, " one man said.

The reporter, witnessing the goings-on , couldn't make sense of it. He kept urging Hacker - Killer to ask more questions.

So, you see indeed that these things make sense when you think about it in a rational way.

First, it would only make sense if the currency were to be unpegged from the dollar, in which case the mercantilist strategy would collapse.

It won't make sense to try to go down to the corner store to see if it's open.

This can be simply starting the tool or launching with a set of command-line options that make sense within the current explorer context.

They had slept together trying to make sense of what had been happening during those hectic days.

VOICE: Professor, I'm trying to make sense of something I just read. But some of the.

Similarly, says Fisk , it "doesn't make sense" to turn off Ulysses just as the Sun comes to the end of a 22-year magnetic cycle.

So it's trying to make sense of the other things that I'm seeing in the community.

Time that Chinese waste in learning English is too many, the degree that arrive to have no necessity and did not make sense much.

The finding suggests that it "doesn't make sense to take vitamin C 365 days a year to lessen the chance of catching a cold, " he said.

Does it make sense to ask what there must be in order that something can be the case?

So it seems to make sense that music came "before we had this complicated articulate language that we use to do abstract thinking. "

By trying to make sense of why he thinks that principles of justice are best derived from a hypothetical contract.

If that money is deposited into a bank account it would make sense to submit evidence of that account too.

So I finally decided, and to tell you a place in my life does not make sense, but the same boring thing.

Most of us, without knowing it, filter the noise around us to make sense of our environment, but Derek seems to have no filter at all.

The glut of uprooted data may unwittingly obscure the fact that we are losing the systems of knowledge that enable us to make sense of it.

Learning to read involves all that each individual does to make sense of the world of printed language.

St. Germain: This will not make sense to you, but to put it simply, I seek to maintain the flow of a greater will.

Here are just a few of the investments that I personally think make sense.

A splurge on signings would only make sense if it was calculated that the disaffection of fans was liable to be even more costly.

Anything that you put into a package should make sense when considered with the rest of the package contents.

She was still trying to make sense of the fact that it had been Joseph, not Diego, at the door.

It doesn't make sense to say how much we might spend, but we need to improve the club both short-term and long-term.

Again, having an idea of what the text is likely to be about helps a reader to make sense of it.

It wouldn't make sense in a fantasy setting to able to communicate across the zone, but a local radius would be quite handy.

'It is simply your brain trying to make sense of the unusual experiences you are having, ' Dr Watt said.

It began to, make sense to me that I could include praise along with constructive criticism. I GOT the idea from a poem I read.

The new finds came so quickly that trying to make sense of them all was like trying to drink from a fire hose.

How does it make sense to step back and think of it in terms of individual social dualism to start with?

He said that Dennis's trading did not make sense, since there was no one market move that should have caused his losses.

If you're trying to make sense of complex, interconnected projects, this second approach is vital.

Leaders used religious rhetoric and ordinary soldiers and sailors said their prayers as they tried to make sense of what they were doing.

I'm afraid that is exactly the problem with your dictation, never trying to make sense of what you hear.

It might well make sense for such a server to handle only one client at a time, as long as individual scripts run quickly.

It is often hard to wade through the satellite data and make sense of it.

To an unusual degree, the reader is left to make sense of a disjointed plot in which key bits of information are either missing or vague.

They also show how the best books help both to shape the business world and to make sense of it.

That's 4 times a minute your brain is trying to switch gears and make sense out of a new set of visual (and auditory) stimuli.

And I want to tell you how we were able to make sense out of this code.

If they were, it might make sense to go on to an asteroid or one of the moons of Jupiter, but they're not.

It's hard to make sense, feels as if I'm sensing you through a lens.

As is always the case, an eclipse will bring truth to the surface and help you make sense of past events.

His father was illiterate, unable to make sense of the "mystifying jungle" of the world. Hence his violence.

I picked up a notebook and pen and got to teasing out a bigger vision that would help me make sense of the smaller decisions.

Forms the most basic information unit - short enough to be easily readable, but long enough to make sense on its own.

He uses the word "currency" as a metaphor for an inner language to make sense of the world.

But the web itself is built using commonly agreed-upon standards that allow any Internet browser to make sense of any page published online.

If it really does make sense to talk of a currency "war" , then, there is at least one sense in which everyone loses.

Start the test constantly from this point on, even when you think it does not make sense.

Now I'm such a blank, Is missed or need to do so or does not make sense of a trance, Such a blank so I am afraid. . .

This stupid robber actually robbed a plain clothes man in his last robbery! --- it would make sense for him to end up being arrested .

And this time, Jay Stephen Chow in a similar way does not make sense of the older generation, hard to quiet the paparazzi a silent.

It would make sense to take advantage of this expertise instead of trying to re-invent it.

People sit around in capitals all over the world reading tea leaves, trying to make sense of what we're doing.

A builder of digital tools that make sense of public information, he does not need anybody to supply him with applications.

It had to do with unpopularity and that people thought what I was doing did not make sense and was wrong.

And if it's the latter how am I to make sense of the constant alarm about USA's credit rating being raised in the news?

There are many diets that work, but it's important to find one that make sense for you and that will be easily for you to strick to.

So what I've been saying about China comes out of the same model I've been using to make sense of our broader economic problem.

He will not be engaged in the superficial pursuits of tourists but in the difficult task of trying to make sense of an alien culture.

A light went off, and I said, "The Bible doesn't make sense. Science makes much more sense to me. "

On the surface that didn't seem to make sense -- why would people give less blood when given money for their trouble?

It doesn't make sense to leave unwrapped the gift of your past forgiven, a purpose for living, and a home in heaven.

In a given crisis and against a specific enemy, some sort of loitering boost-phase system could well make sense.

Analysis level techniques exist, also referred to as bottom-up, to surface the assets that would make sense for a particular SOA project.

International investors, by contrast, are looking at the system as a whole and cannot make sense of the cacophony.

Seemingly unrelated subjects often contain the same principles, and it is only up to us as to how we make sense of them.

But trying to make sense of the heavens gave us more than the natural cycle of day and night.

Hum, what you say make sense. But you know, I still have to ask my parents for pocket money, and I hate to do so at this age.

It takes a while to make sense of that much raw field reporting, and 15, 000 sensitive records are yet to be released.

As you've seen so far in this article, sometimes a servlet-generated VXML does not make sense.

Without models, we are left to make sense of unstructured, raw data, without the benefit of any organizing principle.

Budgets are still thin but the pipes are fat with content. So much so that we need new tools to make sense of it.

Listen , read, become a keen observer, and connect the dots to make sense of it all.

The new EFSF rules will only make sense if the rescue mechanisms are allowed to develop into a European debt agency.

Emberson also said that in such a situation people try to make sense of snippets of conversation and predict what speakers will say next.

This is thought-provoking stuff for investors trying to make sense of global financial markets.

Now, fully to make sense of Kant moral theory in the groundwork requires that we be able to answer three questions.

Now consider the big question: does it make sense for China to save so much or, for that matter, to invest so much?

The attempt of human beings to make sense out of the sensation they experience is called perception .

Can you make sense of what I said?

So we have to make do with this furniture. As long as the children are small, anyway. It doesn't make sense to replace it.

To make sense of these two contrasting perspectives, we need to step back and consider the fundamental drivers of growth.

I've opted to leave the post as it stands so that the comments make sense and also because it helps with the general discussion.

Once the notes are posted, participants come up and move them around as they make sense of the emerging application "in the large" .

But of course, from what you know already about liquid mixtures, this should in fact make sense.

We create stories to help us make sense of our past and to think about our hopes for the future.

But, without understanding the idea of the ODM, much of the rest of this article would not make sense.

But if it would make sense to PHP's applications, it might make its way into PHP as well.

Don't make them struggle to get answers out of your make sense of your rambling replies.

Suitcases don't seem to make sense to me, but all of our drawers aren't enough room for all five of us.

Yeah I know sometimes things may not always make sense to you right now But hey, what daddy always tell you?

Only if you put the sun there did the movements of the other planets in the sky make sense.

At first glance, this doesn't seem to make sense, especially to a Western mindset, steeped as it is in the puritan work ethic.

It does not, however, obviously make sense to give away in advance of a negotiation that you are likely to lie or cheat in it.

In that quiet place you can ask for and receive answers to help you make sense of your loss.

Instead, a good message needs to make sense and transcend the sort of numbers that make the business case for decisions.

The system allows each cell to make sense of information stored trillions of times more densely than what's on a computer chip.

People typically do not have both large debts and piles of cash, since it would make sense to use the latter to pay off the former.

Given all that variability , does it make sense to check the thermometer at all ?

Forrest Gump. Momma said that the Forrest part was to remind me that sometimes we all do things that, well, just don't make sense.

As far as romantic love, children are often confused as they try to make sense of impressions they see and hear.

I realize I left netbooks out of this poll; if your answer would have been netbook, a vote for laptop would make sense.

Commander Lash and Lieutenant Commander Waters stood over Yang' s shoulder and tried to make sense of it.

Managers without authority enroll others to make sense of an issue together and go for a solution.

To me, it doesn't make sense at all for the little taxpayer's money to be used to provide accommodation for ex- presidents.

Does not make sense to get out of trouble without the level of sub-started this sooner scores more! !

This overview of embedded development on Linux will help you make sense of it all.

It is all but impossible to make sense of China's GDP deflator over time.

If you're answering yes, it does make sense for you to have some kind of personal card listing contact information beyond your employer's.

But the term resonates with a generation struggling to make sense of profound social disruption rooted in economic changes.

Before we look at the actual new language syntax, let's try to make sense of these two special keyword flavors.

The tests don't seem to make sense to me, measuring your brain on stuff I haven't been through in school.

On the surface, that doesn't seem to make sense.

I'm technophobia. My brother got all the genes required to understand operating manuals, to repair things, or to make sense of computers.

It might make sense to realize some of those losses to offset current or future gains as part of your periodic portfolio rebalancing.

Those three issues lead up to the ultimate question: Given all the complex considerations, does it make sense to acquire Kobe?

This simulation is designed to build tuition about the complicated force and to help make sense of the tracks seen in the detection chamber.

It deserves doing. I full believe it's a nice way for them to make sense of the world using their eyes and heart.

Journaling your grief helps you to make sense of what happened.

"We'll need new, better simulations to make sense of data we haven't yet learned how to analyze, " he said.

The intenttoimmigrate rule would make sense if it were limited to those who intended to use a visa as a means to immigrate illegally.

Three critical factors limit the West's ability to make sense of this often surprising -- and intentionally alarming -- state.

Constructive 2 criticism should be welcomed. Accept whatever seems to make sense to you.

Watching from the FT's New York newsroom, I tried to make sense of it.

Now I know that just because something seems to make sense, doesn't mean that it's actually true. But that's not really the point.

My frame of reference for thinking about these increasingly important platforms was not helping me make sense of the announced changes.

Mr. van Cappelle says the contest encouraged people to make sense of the bank's information.

reminding him it's time to get up. His first reaction that moment is bleary-eyed confusion. Then his mind begins to make sense of things.

I don't think it would make sense if we were the only beings in this whole world. The world is just far too big for that.

As you watch the person go through the event, try to make sense of why she is having these feelings.

I mean I began to make sense of the situation and find it amusing.

These raw numbers, precise as they are, do little to help make sense of the facts.

"Continuing drilling at these depths without knowing what happened does not make sense, " said White House spokesman Robert Gibbs.

When The Theoretician writes code, it is so "elegant" that mere mortals cannot make sense of it.

But "Evening's Empire" isn't able to make sense of his death. And, even on the page, it can't bring him back to life.

The birds were checking bivouacs when they were not hungry, a behaviour that does not make sense until the next morning.

Managers attempt to make sense of the environment and predict what will result from their decisions.

How else can vulnerable human beings make sense of living on the side of volcanoes or on top of earthquake faults?

Wearing pins adorned with the family's faces, the mourners sang hymns, prayed aloud and struggled to make sense of a terrible loss.

At the moment, the radio show generates the material and then I sit down and try to write a book and make sense of the material.

It may well make sense to put it into a sunscreen preparation.

To make sense of all this data, you use a little-known GNU utility called Addr2line.

Rather, it is an established psychological phenomenon in which the brain tries to make sense of fragmentary information.

My life is just starting to make sense because you opened me up to it.

My dear weina, real life is not very easy sometimes. . . but if life was too easy, it would not make sense as well.

Design principles can help people make sense of an increasing amount of information and opportunity.

Can you make sense of what he said?

Due to the vast amounts of data stored, technology is needed to sift through it, make sense of it, and draw conclusions from it.

One of the chief ways financial market participants make sense of events is by drawing parallels with the past.

The telecommunication companies have built powerful servers to make sense of the data and produce visualized results.

In online conversations, Beijing residents tried to make sense of the latest readings.

Since the result for the empty array case will always be the same, it would make sense to cache the Task representing the empty array.

It took me a whole hour to make sense of the sentence.

In mis thesis, some influential theories of pragmatics are introduced to make sense of communication and communication breakdowns.

But pressing lesser charges against Goldman Sachs officials might make sense, he said.

There were a number of aspects that did not make sense.

The system can help soldiers make sense of the flood of information streaming in.

This website tries to make sense of love and sex, the only aspects of life which make life worthwhile to live.

For many individual emerging market economies, the decision not to be a net importer of capital appears to make sense.

Until our children understand that they were made by God and for his pleasure, life will not make sense.

When you turn on Fox News or read The Nation, you're making a decision about what kind of filter to use to make sense of the world.

Otherwise a manually created mapping file may make sense, which can then feed into a process that updates as many specifications as needed.

Cheap digital sensors can act as their eyes, but programming machines to make sense of what they see is extremely difficult.

We need you, and we need a lot more of you, if we ever hope to make sense of the wonderful wealth of data we're creating.

'We're looking all the time to see if there are different possible combinations, either buy or sell, that make sense for the organization. '

Take biology, which uses programs to make sense of the large sets of data reaped from mapping the human genome.

What might make sense is to say "Keep practicing until what you're doing becomes automatic. "

Up to now, I still can't make sense of the accident.

But, in the long run, it is extremely difficult to make sense of this content.

That would make sense if adherence to the rules is a condition for the security which comes from membership of a group.

To me, this all just seems to make sense and I think it's readable.

Another way of asking this question is: how should we make sense of the "post" in "post- structuralism " ?

In both fiction and reality, then, you simultaneously make sense of the situation from both the character's perspective and from your own.

With the race this close, it sure doesn't make sense to me that she'd leave now.

To answer the second part of the prompt, it would make sense to focus on your potential contributions in the classroom and around campus.

We're all told to save our newspapers for recycling , and the idea seems to make sense .

How we make sense of that is the great mystery of our frail existence.

It's in this genre that he tries to make sense of what he terms Arbus's "oceanic" personality.

Moreover, we make sense of this mountain of information using search engine-based approaches.

This note may not be clear to you until we start the actual object modeling, so don't worry it if it doesn't make sense, yet.

That leaves many Americans without the technical knowledge, or vocabulary, to make sense of today's complex, technology-driven world.

It doesn't appear to make sense to change just as you are doing so well, reaping the rewards of your efforts.

People make sense of what they see by recognizing the similarities and differences between visual elements.

I have grief counselors coming to the school, but it's hard to make sense of such a senseless accident.

Ultimately, users must rely on accompanying text to make sense of these icons, unless they are used quite frequently.

When making decisions about my job, the general manager offers explanations that make sense to me.

In large organizations with many concurrent development projects underway, it may make sense to have shared system test environments.

It is difficult to assimilate and remember something that does not seem to make sense.

The new plan seems to make sense if and only if the principal problem is illiquidity.

It is a plain-text property and can be wired, as indicated, to a wide variety of other actions, although only certain ones make sense.

Theorise: think about new or additional sources of knowledge that may be helpful to make sense of what happened.

Some things can only be seen and heard from darkness. The root cause of the Crusades never did make sense to me.

Still, dollar-cost averaging does make sense, especially in volatile markets, which seem increasingly like the norm.

Like many other things about trading, what seems to make sense, just isn't the case.

There are millions of thoughts rushing through the mind each day and it's difficult to make sense of it all.

Some of these ideas make sense: more disclosure will help regulators to monitor the systemic risks that may be building outside the banks.

It is impossible to make sense of the horrors of this life, without taking into consideration eternal purposes.

Use them to mark very carefully considered constraints that you expect to make sense throughout the life of the system.

If your investments are through a 401(k), they make sense: They're saving you taxes, maybe taking advantage of a company match.

Ethics is the study of morality. It is a systematic attempt to make sense of morality.

If economic integration is the driving force for fairness then it may make sense to view it as something like a type of technology.

Artificially intelligent programs make sense of data so complex that it defies human analysis.

Dr. Schauer said that the B. M. I. cutoffs did not make sense medically and that the study "blows away this arbitrary barrier. "

Bioinformaticians have developed large collections of tools to make sense of the rapidly growing pool of molecular biological data.

This might make sense, even if China's listed rail companies, which already produce low aggregate returns on capital, do not prosper.

Office Access 2007 is for people who want to track information and report with multiple views to make sense out of that information.

I was completely terrified, completely broken, and kept trying to find a new language, a new way to make sense of all of this.