Sentences with phrase «as her elements of»

While continuing a dash of «Swadeshi legacy», which the company categorises as an element of success, ultra-modern tiles are produced by the company.

So economic analysis is trivialized if it only takes into account direct production costs reducible to labor, not taxes or «economic rent» as an element of price with no counterpart in technologically necessary production costs — land rent, monopoly rent (including bank credit - creating privileges), interest charges and kindred transfer payments to rentiers.

Subsequently then, more complex buying processes or buyer journeys emerge as an element of transformed buyer decision models.

Political parties are showing essentially no interest in the merits of a policy proposal beyond its potential as an element of some shrewd communications strategy.

This article discusses the value of email list building and email marketing as an element of your overall online marketing campaign.

While «yes, sir» may be de rigueur in Alabama, for example, it might be viewed as an element of the patriarchy in parts of California.

These initial data can be described as elements of composition, symbolic in nature, which in historical events appear as fragments of the hierarchical configurations previously discussed.

God's way of choosing the poor and humble as well as the element of the «unexpected» associated with Advent suggests several important questions for U.S. Christians today.

Future generations will again pose the question of truth as an element of society, hence the old question of the ecclesiality of Christian truth is still a new question.

Without any institutional factors the other person would exist for me only in so far as I permitted it, so that I would still regard him only as an element of my own subjectivity.

Either God's valuation is less real than the data that it unifies (if viewed as an element of the process of concrescence) or, if fully real, it is such only as a datum that is available for future occasions or future moments of God's experience.

Here are three typical answers: «He is as much a necessity to my spiritual existence as the elements of pure air are to my physical system»; «If I were convinced that there is no God, I fear a sense of loneliness would become intolerable»; «As for any repose, or ability to face life and death with composure, any incentive to be perfect in things hidden from outsiders, any exhilaration in living and trying to do my best — I can not conceive it without the idea of God.»

If the goal that makes a school «theological» is to understand God more truly, and if such understanding comes only indirectly through disciplined study of other «subject matters,» and if study of those subject matters leads to truer understanding of God only insofar as they comprise the Christian thing in their interconnectedness and not in isolation from one another, then clearly it is critically important to study them as elements of the Christian thing construed in some particular, concrete way.

Two other projects are under way, the Jabal Omar and al - Shamiya developments, which, with Abraj al - Bait, would encircle the Grand Mosque completely as elements of the broader «Makkah development plan.»

Although Whitehead's idea of God functions as an element of metaphysical analysis, it grows out of experience.

The latter is to be noted in the quadrilateral definition in the Disciplinary statement that insists on scripture, tradition, reason, and experience as elements of our theological work.

The contextual nature of language leads Whitehead to conclude that there are «no brute, self - contained matters of fact, capable of being understood apart from interpretation as an element of a system» (PR 14).

But it makes good logical sense to say that as elements of human knowledge, the so - called apriori truths are mere hypotheses about the universal conditions of existence.

For instance, in Derrida's philosophy, temporality plays a crucial role as an element of the radical otherness of differance, as well as in the iterability of the sign.

For instance, Habermas pays more explicit attention to economic development and to the state, credits the social sciences with a more prominent role in cultural evolution, and stresses secular procedures as elements of legitimation rather than emphasizing sacred or religious values.

Each nexus is perceived in the context of a wider nexus, just as each element of a nexus emerges out of the environment of that nexus.

At the same time, the monuments of their crimes, whether cathedrals or pyramids, are enlisted as elements of a «global patrimony.

So before we go and mine the Bible for verses about women and then apply them universally as elements of «biblical womanhood,» we've got to humbly acknowledge our own limitations in applying an ancient text to modern times.

In this most recent case, the issue in question is never even addressed in the Bible, and yet authors like Mark Driscoll, Dorothy, Patterson, and Martha Peace have described physical beauty as an element of «biblical womanhood.»

«As the element of water brings growth to all grass, shrubs, and herbs, so the pure Buddha novitiate gives bud to all beings through the testimony of his love.

It is the dimension of suffering, not as something chosen out of masochism but as an element of growth in the Spirit itself, that distinguishes authentic learning of Jesus from cheap versions of Christianity that trumpet Jesus as the solution to all life's problems.

At the end it was all three points for the host Arsenal as some element of home advantages and personnel qualities counted in favour of the hosts on the field of play.

I have no doubt that AW and his staff are working on this continuously, but are hampered by the media who would love him and them to fail, as well as elements of the supporters who, possibly, can not see the wood for the trees.

Downhills are faster, the danger of serious injury is higher, but taking risks as an element of race strategy or as an opportunity to defeat your opponent has probably decreased.

Introduce technology such as Virtual Reality or Augmented Reality as elements of both marketing and programming.

For much of the restoration project, the fountain would be kept under a tent as workers restore or replace its inner workings and outer decoration, as well as elements of the surrounding grounds.

Emerging as an element of the European «standard of civilization» in the 19th century, the laws of war were meant, in part, to distinguish «civilised» Europe from the «uncivilised» rest of the world.

Then with (presumably) ghostwritten articles on xoJane.com, and now being used as an element of her mother's speech, one wonders at what point the de Blasios will let up.

Those ideas crystallized and became part of the so - called biolinguistic framework, which looks at language as an element of human biology, rather like, say, the visual system.

By producing alternating layers weakly bonded between one another, each consisting of a single layer of atoms, this new material could serve as the elements of gates and other components in new, miniaturised 2D semiconductors.

And as those elements of the world reveal themselves to you, you will step into new opportunities, and your life will transform.

2002 - At Barcelona conference, World Health Organisation rejects circumcision as element of strategy in control of AIDS in Africa.

Utilizing yoga poses for hypertension is most beneficial when done as an element of multi-therapeutic approach.

Drawing on her knowledge as a health coach Alli understands that an injury to one part of the body impacts the whole body, just as each element of our life (diet, nutrition, sleep, mental health, relationships, career, and hobbies) impacts our wellbeing.

Embroidery is relevant this season not only as an element of decor on a sweater or cardigan, but also on shoes.

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In principle, however, highlights latest trends in fashion belt as an element of sensuality and femininity highlights.

It is, however, marred by an invasive microtransaction system as well as elements of the game feeding into this, either forcing a grind or inevitably letting you pay real money to have easier access to later content.

What starts off as an absurdist workplace satire about race gradually becomes, well, a lot more absurd as elements of science fiction threaten to overwhelm the story.

As elements of the story have moved away from London, has production moved beyond Penny Dreadful's traditional home of Dublin, Ireland?

The five steps in the methodology can be thought of as elements of a potentially ongoing improvement cycle:

It has of course, the state tests as element of the evaluation, as it should.

Suitable for any age or KS (but designed for KS2 or KS1) as the element of wonder and magic is something that never tires.

As well as comprehensive sets of Vocabulary (Word Wall) Cards for the seven Elements of Art, this bundle includes engaging games, activities and challenges to develop and reinforce the concepts of Line, Shape and Form as elements of art.

This covers areas such as Elements of public finance Objectives of public expenditure Size and pattern of public expenditure