Sentences with phrase «johannes willi»

Specifically, Willi argues that merchants view Amazon as a competitor, PayPal has very competitive economics given the size of its volume and global basis, and many Amazon Pay shoppers are likely to be PayPal account holders and inertia may limit their inclination to switch to Amazon Pay at merchants where they are currently using PayPal.

Wells Fargo analyst Timothy Willi notes that media reports mentioned that Amazon (AMZN) is approaching small businesses about offering its «Amazon Pay» platform to accept payments and benefit from the lower transactions costs that Amazon can provide as a result of its scale.

«Willi's was the perfect little nugget of a restaurant,» said Terri Stark, co-owner of the Sonoma County restaurant.

As many New Testament scholars such as Willi Marxsen have shown, what it means to have faith in the resurrection must be derived from the texts themselves.

Is Lindsell correct in his assertion that Willi Marxsen's denial of the bodily resurrection denies him the possibility of being a Christian, even though, as Beegle states, Marxsen is «absolutely convinced that Jesus of Nazareth is living and calling him to faithful service»?

Ernst Troeltsch articulated the basic principles of historicism, but this general approach has been conspicuous in J. S. Semler, David Friedrich Strauss, Ferdinand Christian Baur, Adolf van Hamack, and, in our day, Willi Marxsen and Krister Stendahl.

As for just where we should locate the apostolic witness, I have nothing to add to the proposal of Willi Marxsen.

Neither Kirk nor Kilpatrick had the influence on NR that Burnham, Meyer, Chambers, Willi Schlamm, or Willmoore Kendall did.

Christmas alone provides multiple opportunities: Dickens» Christmas classics can be supplemented, for example, by Willi Chen's Caribbean or George Mackay Brown's Orcadian short stories.

The same was done by the psychology of religion with respect to the realm of religious experience (Cf. Willi Hellpach, Grundriss der Religionspsychologie [Stuttgart, 1951]-RRB-.

interview with Lisa Francioni, Project Manager, California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance, and Environmental Affairs Coordinator, at the SF - based Wine Institute by Willi Paul

Speaking at the launch of Vinexpo Explorer in January, Willi Klinger, MD of the Austrian Wine Marketing Board (AWMB) said he wanted to see the value of the country's wine exports grow by more than a third within the next five years, from around $ 143m in 2015 to $ 200 by 2020.

Charleux, G. Crozier - Willi, F. J. Kok, C. Rice - Evans, M. Roberfroid, W. Stahl, J. Vina - Ribes.

Rotund Willi Besmanoff slipped Liston's jab and lasted seven rounds.

Machen claims he fought Liston with only one arm, that he had hurt his right shoulder sparring with Willi Besmanoff a week before the fight.

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How about Seamen and Cech Senderos, Silvestre, Willi Young, Bellerin (Wearing some of his pathetic pajamas) Park Chu - Young, Gervinho, Suker Chamakh, Jeffers,

Guzzinati and Willi Rode, the West German champion, were the songleaders and gloom - chasers on the endless road.

It started badly for the Bundesliga side when Alvaro Negredo fired the visitors ahead with a penalty conceded by Leipzig captain Willi Orban for bringing down Jeremain Lens.

However, a positional mistake from Leipzig in the middle of the park allowed Bayern to play a through ball to Robben, from which Willi Orban was sent off.

Sa, a former Portugal youth international, was adjudged to have been at fault for Leipzig's first goal when he failed to hold Bruma's shot, leaving Leipzig captain Willi Orban with a tap - in.

Kids who might hide and hoard food include those with eating disorders, Prader - Willi Syndrome, and reactive attachment disorder.

They make me question whether or not the girls have Prader Willi Syndrome.

In a sense the book was inspired by a hole punch: «One day I was punching holes with a hole puncher into a stack of paper, and I thought of a bookworm and so I created a story called A Week with Willi the Worm.»

Even Nestlé's Global Public Affairs Manager, Dr. Gayle Crozier Willi, acknowledged in April this year that Nestlé is «widely boycotted» after an independent poll found it to be one of the four most boycotted brands on the planet.

More severe, long - term hypotonia may be related to serious conditions such as muscular dystrophy, Tay - Sachs, cerebral palsy, Prader - Willi syndrome or other genetic disorders.

As imprinted rodent genes were uncovered, geneticists wondered whether imprinting could explain the puzzle of two apparently unrelated diseases in people, Prader - Willi and Angelman syndromes.

Each affects at most one in every 15,000 babies, and children with the syndromes are nothing alike: Those with Prader - Willi are short, have delayed puberty, and eat excessively, whereas those with Angelman have severe developmental delays, and often have epilepsy and a small head size.

But in the future, this new line of research may offer a therapeutic approach for kids with Prader - Willi, Langouet says.

So Langouet and Lalande took stem cells donated by Prader - Willi patients, and carefully deleted ZNF274.

The research was funded by the Foundation for Prader - Willi Research, the Cascade Fellowship and the CT Regenerative Medicine Fund.

Unlike many genetic syndromes that are caused by a mutation in a gene, people with Prader Willi often have the right gene available — it's simply that it's been silenced.

Stem cell researchers at UConn Health have reversed Prader - Willi syndrome in brain cells growing in the lab, findings they recently published in the Human Molecular Genetics.

«Prader - Willi syndrome reversed in brain cells growing in the lab.»

On the Prader - Willi region of our DNA, the protein seems to act alone, they said.

The discovery provides clues that could lead to a treatment for Prader - Willi, a genetic disorder that occurs in about one out of every 15,000 births, and is the most common genetic cause of life - threatening childhood obesity.

Prader - Willi syndrome is caused by a mutation in a father's genes that deletes a chunk of DNA on chromosome 15.

Despite their differences, Prader - Willi and Angelman are two sides of the same coin.

Even clearer evidence that disruptions in gene imprinting can undermine mental health comes from studies of Prader - Willi syndrome, a disorder that affects growth, sexual development and cognitive ability.

The expedition, led by organizer Norman Dyhrenfurth and climbing leader Willi Unsoeld, was one of the most stunning accomplishments in the history of climbing, not just for the meeting near the summit of two successful teams from opposite sides of the mountain, but for the teamwork that made the whole team much greater than the sum of the participants.

Another similarly rare condition, called Prader - Willi syndrome, produces a different set of symptoms.

Many symptoms of Prader - Willi make sense as exaggerated versions of strategies that benefit mothers.

Babies with Prader - Willi nurse very little — so little that they often have to be tube fed.

Two evolutionary biologists, Bernard Crespi of Simon Fraser University in Canada and Christopher Badcock of the London School of Economics and Political Science, have been exploring imprinting disorders like Angelman and Prader - Willi syndromes to get some clues.

Of particular interest was that four of the 10 sites most strongly linked to the AOSI scores were located near genes linked to Prader - Willi syndrome, a genetic disorder that shares some behavioral symptoms with autism.

Prader - Willi syndrome (PWS) is a rare genetic disease characterized by hyperphagia — a chronic feeling of hunger that, coupled with a metabolism that utilizes drastically fewer calories than normal, often leads to excessive eating and obesity in patients with the disease.

«New insights uncovered into Prader - Willi syndrome.»

«Our goal was to characterize the development of brain circuits involved in appetite regulation, using a mouse model for Prader - Willi syndrome.

In the 1960s, the German entomologist Willi Hennig invented cladistics, a method of determining which branches go where on the tree of life.

Carpenter assumed the editorship of Cladistics, the Willi Hennig Society's house publication and one of the more influential journals in evolutionary biology, this past January.