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Rather , they take for granted that you will feel Social Security reform is bad simply because the people driving it politically are businessmen who could make big profits from its privatization . They are taken for granted , expected to always be there ; they are the targets of reduced funding when compared to other “ more essential ” services , and they are the brunt of questions about their basic values . That 's generally how long it takes for help to arrive in a major catastrophe . How much would you take for the Grand Canyon ? Fishing for Asian Carp ( 1966 ) , one of Bruce Nauman 's first ventures with film , lasts just under three minutes , the length of time it took for the protagonist ( William Allen ) to capture his quarry.1 Like several others Nauman shot at this time , it reflects the strong impression made on him as a student by an industrial training film depicting an elevator in operation , its doors mechanically opening and closing . The product of resistance and compliance , the time constant , is a measure of how long it takes for alveolar and proximal airway pressures to equilibrate . We 'd developed the procedure down to a fine art and knew exactly how long it would take us to get our cells and ourselves ready - less time than it took for the stokkies to be locked up , the staff to have their end of day inspection in the administrative section and to lock up the prison and clear out . Take for example the fact that 68 % of all households in 1995 gave to charitable institutions . May not be taken for credit by students who received credit for LTWR 301A . In about two hours ( the time it took for an admin to install and run some trial queries ) , the team saw several distinct improvements , including an accurate result set for the search " state fair " . " Taking for his theme the higher education of woman , he advocated , a change in the all-powerful influence of student opinion , which should recognize the true value and mutual advantage of co-education . Orvell points out that Gardner " played on his audience 's belief in the veracity of the medium while taking for himself a much more flexible view of photographic practice , " one in which " the manipulations of the photographer were permissible in the interest of achieveing a rhetorically convincing effect " At the beginning of the novel , Crane dramatizes the abandonment of the issue of emancipation as a central concern of the war : " A negro teamster who had been dancing upon a cracker box with the hilarious encouragement of two-score soldiers was deserted . This attitude seems to take for granted that criminal hackers and virus writers will continue to increase the frequency , sophistication , and effectiveness of their penetration attempts and malicious software . We always seem to be in situations where all the good options were taken off the table years ago by actions our govt and others took for completely different motives while remaining wilfully oblivious of the law of unintended consequences . As with all medicines , be sure to tell your doctor about any medicines you are taking for your asthma or any other condition . First , it emphasizes the responsibility an individual should take for his / her learning . In baseball , a major league slugger could n't possibly figure out what the pitcher is sending his way in the brief time it takes for the ball to travel from the pitcher 's mound to the batter 's box , according to various studies . Yet anything short of that is a mere game of blindman's-buff ; whatever we knock against and get hold of we shall be taking for the thing we want , because the truth is hidden from us . C. Any WinterSession courses taken for credit will be added to a student 's spring credit totals . Then I took two more sets in about the length of time that it took for my first set . May , and talking about what we then expected to happen , and saying that while we do n't expect genuine democracy to come out of Babangida transition , but what we do expect that - - and I use the football analogy that - - the playing field will not be leveled , but at least the goalposts will stop moving , and it 's after the goalposts have stopped moving that we will then start the work of leveling the playing field , which is to say putting in place restored respect for the things that one takes for granted in other countries , such as freedom of the press , access to the courts , and so on and so forth . What are you taking for granted ? Your term paper ( research project or book review ) will be due on the date and time of the exam not taken for credit .