Sentences with phrase «r&d by discipline»

We believe that higher financial risk stemming from management's willingness to increase leverage for acquisitions is mitigated by its disciplined approach — as demonstrated by the unsuccessful bid for Casey's in 2010 and resistance to a higher bid for Statoil.

We approach our portfolio companies with a focus on developing a strategic growth plan, supplemented with our financial expertise and operational best practices, all underpinned by disciplined corporate governance.

In the coming months and years, as a recovery takes hold, financial institutions defined by long - term business strategies, strong balance sheets and especially by disciplined risk management principles will be rewarded.

Although the search for fixed income return is less rewarding than in the past, we continue the search, always guided by our disciplined value philosophy.

Vanshap employs a research - intensive process to identify businesses run by disciplined management teams trading at low multiples of tangible book value or cash earnings.

The distinctness of the sacerdotal role gets reinforced by the discipline of celibacy, which is intuitively (and rightly) interpreted as a rejection of the world's rules for human flourishing.

And whoever does not value excellence, especially if it is achieved by discipline, will not strive for it in one's own life.

The motivations vary by discipline, but a short list would include the largely physical pleasure of the Utilitarians, the desire for survival of the Darwinians, the incestuous sexual cravings of the Freudians, the quest for power and class domination of the Marxists, and the blind search for unlimited affluence of modern economists.

Only problems defined by the discipline or highly abstract expressions of real problems can be dealt with in that way.

It justifies itself both by its immediate enjoyment and also by its discipline of the inmost being.

In respect to self - awareness as an essential ingredient in the knowledge of man, the example is most clearly set by the discipline of mathematics, understanding of which requires strict reflective scrutiny of the processes of thought.

Indeed, most cultures in human history have generated no such marvel as the modern scientific movement, and even in our own culture, scientifically oriented as it is supposed to be, most people accept the benefits of technology and use the vocabulary of science but do not in fact choose to abide by the disciplines that alone make scientific productivity possible.

Although much can be done to refute certain evolutionary beliefs by the disciplined use of reasoning and scientific research, believers also have a duty to be clear about the limits that are set «from above.»

The inaugural editorial says that «the key word is conversation,» and notes that «a real conversation, as distinct from intellectual chatter, is marked by discipline and continuity.»

Two (Noel and Gier) discuss Altizer's relation to other nontraditional options for religious thought, and two are written by historians of religions (King and Eliade), who view Altizer in perspectives provided by the discipline in which he did his doctoral study.

A real conversation, as distinct from intellectual chatter, is marked by discipline and continuity.

In fact, all students and especially young people deeply appreciate and value academic discipline if by discipline we mean both the subject - matter to be studied and some set requirements in the mastering of it.

But since the ethos of the university is established in its academic disciplines, that can happen only as the new worldview demonstrates its usefulness, discipline by discipline.

If you can't make a case for a discipline on the basis of the actual objects studied by that discipline, it's doomed.

So, whether we look to the liberation of those peoples living in lands dark as death or to that inner liberation that comes by the discipline of grace, we must find this indefatigable lover, this child of hope.

Ideally this should be done discipline by discipline.

By a discipline whose strictness varied from group to group they sought to enforce their distinctness from the society about them.

They provided programs focused on important issues or features of society rather than distinguished by disciplines.

Graduate study was canalized by these disciplines and their sub-disciplines.

If we are to capture this essential idea, we must be guided by the discipline of that idea.

Inspired by their disciplined spiritual life, Sarah discerned his vocation to priesthood.

She compares research from biology, anthropology, sociology and theology on topics like «reason», «justice», and «love», but the incommensurability of the underlying models employed by these disciplines, and even within these disciplines, means she is often comparing apples and oranges.

He is a man of rich and versatile mind, thoroughly alive to the problems and perplexities of the people he addresses, and well qualified, by discipline alike of head and heart, to bring to bear upon their situation words full of insight and consolation, of warning and of hope....

[10] The Christian life, in short, is construed as mainly a life spent actively preparing by disciplined loving for a future fulfillment of our humanity in a perfect contemplation of the unchanging God.

This view is relativistic, and has an affinity with the cultural relativism affirmed by the discipline of sociology.

Guided by a disciplined approach to capital allocation and aggressive asset management, the Company partners with premium brands such as Marriott, Ritz - Carlton, Westin, Sheraton, W, St. Regis, Le Meridien, The Luxury Collection, Hyatt, Fairmont, Four Seasons, Hilton, Swissotel, ibis, Pullman, and Novotel in the operation of properties in over 50 major markets worldwide.

for example the bayern - madrid game robben was marked by two players almost all game he was neutralized by a disciplined marcelo does wenger even watch such games at home to learn a thing or two about tactics coz when we play bayern robben always scores the same exact goals against us with his left foot ffs, we shouldnt yearn for top 4 as we do nt deserve to be competing at that level honestly, sad to be writing this..

Kane, who had hit six goals in four games coming in, was kept relatively quiet by a disciplined Swansea back - line, while Dele Alli was lucky to see team - mate Son Heung - min trudge off for Fernando Llorente late on after a particularly fruitless display.

Against Monaco, an unforgivable 3 - 1 loss was followed by a disciplined 2 - 0 victory but it was too little too late for the Gunners as once again they exited on away goals.

Cooperation is a value that can be acted by your toddler by your disciplining effort and patience.

It is being increasingly accepted by disciplines associated with infants, children and adults with tongue tie that there is now no place for «wait and see» policies when the frenum has been identified and diagnosed as abnormal, and early intervention is the optimal form of management.

No More Timeouts, No More Tiger Moms: How to Discipline Your Kids by Disciplining Yourself «Gentle Discipline is not permissive parenting.

And by discipline I mean there is no self control.

On 2 October 2013, Lord McNally announced he would be stepping down as leader of the Liberal Democrats in the House of Lords, saying it had been «an enormous privilege to serve as Leader of a Group which, by its discipline and cohesiveness has constantly punched above its weight».

Research by Science and Engineering Discipline: This set provides graphs of federal R&D funding by discipline and sub-field, based on NSF data.

National Science Foundation figures showed in 1998 that the rate of growth for female doctorates averaged 7.5 % per year, though the percentages are distributed differently by discipline.

The Vitae analysis also offers a wealth of data by disciplines and occupational clusters.

Ellemers — who recently moved to Utrecht University — says she and Van der Lee were fully aware that the picture looked different when broken down by discipline, and that the paper elaborates on these differences.

In addition, trends vary by discipline — patterns for the biological sciences differ markedly from those for the physical sciences, mathematics, and engineering — and are easily influenced by business cycles.

The funding database can be searched by discipline, education level, sex, minority status, geography, and deadline dates, among other variables.

These applications are peer - reviewed by independent experts in the field and reviewed by a discipline panel.

From now on such requests will be considered by the discipline - specific NSF divisions; small grants covering only the incremental cost of doing science abroad may not fare well in the new system.

The Pew report, which draws on survey responses from 3748 AAAS members based in the United States, also showed that perceptions differ by discipline — for example, 48 % of earth scientists see news coverage as important to their careers, but only 35 % of chemists do.

Some pharmacists specialize by discipline: cardiology, pediatrics, or oncology, for example.

Monell has no departmental structure; its laboratories and offices are not segregated by discipline, and most importantly, its staff is imbued with the ideal of multidisciplinary interaction.