Sentences with phrase «as a conduit»

To make sure everyone's on the same page when it comes to project goals, Miller serves as a conduit between school and community.

Initial programming takes place on the numeric touchscreen, and the app is mainly used as a conduit for sending information to the electronics on the lock itself.

The coach also acts as a conduit of best practices, working with teachers across the school, and sharing what's worked, what can be adapted, and how to do it.

We can still serve as a conduit through which our readers, perhaps strapped to their 9 - 5 office desks or saddled with too much debt to venture out, can experience and learn from the places we are able to visit.

Adrian has developed particular experience handling multi-jurisdiction enforcement of judgments and arbitration awards including directly through the UAE Courts or through the DIFC Court as a conduit court for enforcement in onshore Dubai.

Higher interest rates for commercial and multifamily financing this summer had the greatest effect on lenders who securitize loans through the capital markets, such as conduit lenders who bundle loans into CMBS pools and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac lenders.

In the first segment of a three - part conversation between Center Visiting Artist Ain Gordon and Center Executive Director Paula Marincola, they discuss Gordon's role as a conduit between the Center and its grantees.

This is a function of informal organizing over the Internet and the diminishment of traditional media as conduits for rhetoric, among other things.

«Shape Shifter» looks at the expressive power of West and Central African textile, its ability to transfer magic and act as conduit from gods and ancestry to the dark days of slavery.

Picking up even small, local offices is important because Reform Party officeholders serve as a conduit into the communities they serve, and aid the party in reaching out to voters.

Rather, this strategy utilizes cash value life insurance as a conduit for your cash flow assets in a way that can create maximum financial leverage and exponential growth of your wealth in a safe and highly predictable way.

The work in the exhibition demonstrates that when considering the life of a copy, like that of a subway ad, the unique variations in installation, lighting and the markings of artists, all function as conduits of originality.

The current body of work, completed over the past four years, is a mapping of experience, a call and response extravaganza that places the artist as a conduit between sensation and expression.

«Matthew wanted to have more pictorial things that weren't necessarily just for cats, so the show got very aesthetic, but it's really more of a social sculpture that uses art as a conduit for rescue.»

A GRAT can be viewed as a conduit.

A company it said served as conduit pipe for the alleged illegal diversion of the fund, Dahaltu Investment Limited, was also cited as the 4th defendant in the matter.

Operating as a conduit between the liminal and the social, these «apparitions» are reflections of multiple and simultaneous senses of time travel, catastrophe, fragility, desire, and identification with the natural world.

Yelchin's down - to - Earth presence serves him well as our conduit into this crazy, dangerous world.

Miami Art Museum (reopening in their new venue as the Pérez Art Museum Miami) presents «a simple, stoic gesture» with South Korean artist, Kimsooja, «using her body as a conduit for critical...

Seamlessly blending pop cultural imagery, color theory, and psychology, Yuskavage draws on classical and modern painterly techniques and, in particular, marshals color as a conduit for complex psychological constructs.

Now you can simply say, «Alexa send a text message to mom» and it will oblige, using your Android phone as a conduit.

SoulCycle's LMS also works as a conduit connecting everyone in the organization.

This person is responsible for supervising the Association staff of 3 + individuals and serves as a conduit with the Board of Directors.

So, Loncar took matters into his own hands and created a new type of biotech index that focuses exclusively on the red - hot field of cancer immunotherapy drugs (treatments which use the body's immune system as a conduit to fight cancer).

Mr. Boahene Aidoo, also claimed that «the President Mahama / Opuni tenure used export duty payments from COCOBOD as a conduit to syphon funds for activities not related to cocoa.

The news isn't too surprising, since it has been speculated for some time that Amazon's tablet would serve more as a conduit to its digital media ecosystem, than a device to give Amazon a huge profit in sales alone.

Your participating cash value whole life insurance policy through a mutual company, properly funded, should be utilized as a conduit for purchasing other cash flow assets that offer a higher rate of return and the proceeds from those investments can be directed back into your cash value policy.

At the same time the themes that continue to shape her work — myth as a conduit to the subjective and social unconscious, the holistic yet destructive relations of humans with other species, the beauty yet fragility of the natural environment — make her work of vital relevance to the 21st century.

Jeremiah Hulsebos - Spofford (b. 1983, Vermont) approaches his practice as a conduit into many worlds, intervening in spheres of activism, art discourse, education, science fiction fandom, and equine technology.

This exhibition brings together the work of artists from the early 1970s to the present, to investigate food as a conduit for ideas of social ritual, commerce, pleasure and visual representation.

Finally Chief Justice Hwang noted that «From the perspective of the DIFC Courts, it is not wrong to use the DIFC Courts as a conduit jurisdiction to enforce a foreign judgment and then use the reciprocal mechanisms to execute against assets in another jurisdiction.»

«No man but a blockhead ever wrote, except for money,» said Samuel Johnson, LL.D., or so Boswell claims, but my view is that the best blogs and blawgs have been and will always be the ones that are created not principally as a conduit to healthy receipts but for, dare I say it, the love of the game.

The efficacy of the poor as a conduit to heaven is nicely summarized in an early Christian poem that pits the claims of the heavens against those of earth.

He operates directly opposite how a snake oil salesman would, he says, using his business as a conduit to continue to raise awareness, foremost.

When you use your content as a conduit to express your culture, you can market your company as a unique entity versus a transactional, lowest - cost provider, which is the best advantage available.

Wu also pointed out that Apple doesn't really make much of a profit on e-books, serving mainly as a conduit between readers and publishers.

Ghazel's work has largely used performance as a conduit to understand post-revolution Iran as viewed from a distance, although her more recent bodies of work have spanned a broad array of media.

Potent symbols — the egg, the eye, the cross — recur throughout his oeuvre, teaching viewers to see his paintings as part of a larger fabric of universal mythos, even as a conduit to an understanding of those omnipresent ideas.

Those countries are being used by thousands of migrants as a conduit to bother enter the European Union and to get to more prosperous northern countries like Germany and Austria.

The Fire can do plenty on its own, but its real value lies as a conduit to the Amazon ecosystem.

Some introverts claim to have conquered their social hesitation by joining groups that promote the podium as the conduit to success.

You can then use your LinkedIn connections as a conduit to promote your corporate brand or other social accounts.