Sentences with phrase «at critical points»

The award also provides support and exposure for the winning artist at a critical point in their career.

We are right now at a critical point where knowledge and interest begin to spread to larger masses.

The exhibition series engages audiences in the production of new work produced at critical points of creative breakthrough in the artists's careers.

This makes far more sense than high volume, high pressure, high risk methane emitting fracking at this critical point for our planet & climate.

The mind works best at a critical point when there is a balance between order and disorder and the brain maintains this optimal number of networks.

Through our research and our testing procedures, we strive to provide high quality manufacturing that includes strict inspections at critical points throughout the product development process.

We serve adolescents in low - income communities at a critical point in their development — as they search for their pathway into the adult world.

Older dogs who are not sold do not get human contact at the critical point in their development so that they can bond with people.

I had intended to handle each loaf slightly differently, but I was called away at a critical point, and that didn't happen.

Why would you put out that lineup at that critical point in the game?

These agendas may influence their recommendations at critical points.

We're intentionally positioned a bit defensively at this critical point leading up to retirement.

I've taken him to obedience school and being able to give him certain commands at critical points helps bring his attention to me and away from potential prey.

Thankfully this is not often a chore due to the game including new obstacles or enemies at critical points to keep you on your toes.

We rely on feedback loops at every stage of the process to ensure that we're making data driven product decisions at each critical point in your project.

Both have offered good advice at critical points in my legal career.

We are at a critical point of transition from one era to another.

But we are at a critical point in capitalism's history.

Farhadi's popularity comes at a critical point for Iranian cinema, when festival presence is not as regular as it was in the nineties and several major filmmakers have had their careers stalled for political reasons.

Solar geoengineering is now at a critical point where assessment by the climate impacts research community is urgently required to advance any discussion of how solar geoengineering could contribute to reducing climate risks.

The nation's successful transition is rooted in its well - developed civil society, which intervened at a critical point during the constitutional bargaining process to reconcile the Islamist Ennahda party and more secular political factions.

«Washing your hands is extremely important for preventing the spread of infectious illness, especially at critical points like after using the toilet, changing the baby, or handling raw foods.

The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) at the University of Pennsylvania is widely known for exhibiting artists at critical points in their careers.

By collecting these artists» work in the 1950s and early 1960s when they were being overshadowed by Abstract Expressionists, Ms. Jacobs and her husband Melvin, contributed to their support at a critical point in their careers.

Taking place at a critical point in the global response to climate change, join us on September 24 - 30, 2018 in New York City, to accelerate real action.

Subsystems indicated could exhibit threshold - type behavior in response to anthropogenic climate forcing, where a small perturbation at a critical point qualitatively alters the future fate of the system.

The subsystems indicated, including the cryosphere, the circulation of the atmospheres and oceans and biomes, could exhibit threshold - type behaviour in response to anthropogenic climate forcing, where a small perturbation at a critical point qualitatively alters the future fate of the system.

Landing on a substrate and on each other, the «leaves» were still moist enough to bond as though attached at critical points by tiny droplets of glue.

With July 4th looming and Iranian nuclear negotiations at a critical point, it's a good time for a #TBT think piece.

Here's a closer look at some critical points to consider about your company's mobile content - marketing strategy:

They can be your best evangelists or your biggest critics at that critical point when you are crossing the chasm to the larger mainstream customer segment.

His analysis is disappointingly weak at the critical points.

But you can not have a competent and moving local Christian community without a supervisor, an overseer, who, while dependent upon his community, is nevertheless free at critical points to transcend it.

Churchill's solemn warning at a critical point in European history only drew widespread attention to what was already happening.

CCA chief Terry Davis declined to comment, but Coles» criticism of suppliers could inflame relations at a critical point in negotiations over a voluntary code of conduct.

We are excited to have a proven leader of Chuck's caliber join our company at this critical point in Towne Park's growth.»

Last week, while announcing the permanent appointment of Brian Walsh as Chair of Wine Australia, the Federal Minister for Agriculture, Barnaby Joyce, said the organisation had identified key objectives, priorities and strategies for the next five years at a critical point for the wine sector.

The «improved» secondary had huge gaffes at critical points.

Extrapolating from available statistics, researchers estimate that British - supplied tanks made up 30 to 40 percent of the entire heavy and medium tank strength of Soviet forces before Moscow at the beginning of December 1941, and certainly made up a significant proportion of tanks available as reinforcements at this critical point in the fighting.

That could force GM Tim Connelly to cut elsewhere, hurting the team's trajectory at a critical point.

Because we can not set up ongoing experiments of neglect we can not see how it affects ongoing brain development at critical points of maturation for a particular system.

Obviously we have no way of judging the validity of an internal poll whose methodology is opaque, and the Clintonistas have every incentive to get out a positive message at this critical point in their candidate's political life (Update: they're denying it).

UKIP's Paul Nuttall takes over the party leadership at a critical point in time.

Improvement must triumph over ego at this critical point in Birmingham.

For 45 years Specter has appeared at critical points in lurid national dramas, skipping from part to part like a pulp fiction Zelig.

Now, astronomers have spotted one of these objects at a critical point in its development: It's locked in a dance with a bloated star that may have just finished revving up the pulsar to a breakneck pace.