Sentences with phrase «by laymen»

Do not stuff your resume with jargon - your resume should be understood by the layman as well as by the professional.

The language and details in the book is clear and simple so that it can be easily understood even by a layman who has no idea about the New Jersey family law.

Direct discernment by laymen bypasses divisive theologies and religious concepts.

Ringworm is not difficult to diagnose even by the layman.

Coinbase crossed $ 1 billion in revenue last year, Recode has learned from industry sources, a tremendous rise fueled by layman interest in both bitcoin and competing virtual currencies that users can buy and sell through the app.

The six - year - old company crossed $ 1 billion in revenue last year, Recode has learned from industry sources, a tremendous rise fueled by layman interest in both bitcoin and competing virtual currencies that users can buy and sell through the app.

People expect a minister to speak about moral and religious values, and find it easy to discount his words; the same statement by a layman often commands respect.

Its only being revived by laymen, not scientists.

Yet the observance that follows is a variation of the traditional funeral, with the eulogies often given by laymen — friends or relatives — rather than by members of the clergy, for the good reason that these functionaries are no longer apt to be acquainted with the people whom they are called upon to bury.

The medical profession is the primary guardian of the people's health in the matter of drugs, for the questions at issue are generally technical and can not be properly assessed by laymen.

Countless acts of mercy by both layman and minister gave comfort to those who suffered under the impact of the War.

Afterward, the ministers from the Institute who also attended the service and heard the sermon listened to the tapes of this discussion by laymen.

Most of these in this case were worked through casually without particular design and method, and mostly by the layman because the preacher seemed defensive and never did directly engage him.

They formed congregations led by laymen who refused financial remuneration, taught the Bible to their flocks, and set an example of humble, earnest living.

Deism was first formulated in England in the seventeenth century by laymen, members of the established church, but by the middle of the eighteenth century its influence in Britain had begun to wane.

It is those parishes where the rigid ideas of the priests are most readily accepted by laymen.

But since narcissistic ministers often appear to be skilled pulpiteers (as judged by some laymen) and homiletical finesse is usually given top priority by pastoral relations committees, staff effectiveness is frequently sacrificed instead.

In the case of eLearning, content is being generated by laymen who have no idea about ADDIE, or AGILE, or MOOCs, or any other eLearning and design acronym or principle.

The concept of a claim in bankruptcy can be misunderstood by a layman not familiar with the use of the legal term within this context.

But investments in this area is highly complex and best avoided by the layman investor.

This is sometimes referred to as pre-bloat by laymen.

This article is not intended to encourage treatment of illness, disease, or other medical problems by the layman.

Comments, suggestions and corrections are particularly solicited as this is a little more scientifically ambitious than previous pieces I've done, and chances for significant scientific screw - ups by this layman are presumably enhanced accordingly.

I have plotted every region recorded by the Layman's Sunspot Count from Jan 2010 along with the frequency of large unipolar groups.

• The Term Insurance Calculator is convenient to use and can be used by a layman to assess his or her requirement for buying the best term plan.

You don't even need experts for its installation as it can be done by any layman.

Legalisms, of this day's timeliness, dare I say convolutes and discombobulates the suggestiveness recognitions upon physicalities of the very timid bunglings of inward inter-fractals of cosmological paradigms not fully understood by the masses and seldomly aspired upon by science abridgements being too nauseatingly complex to be meaningfully understood by laymen and much less so by the commoners who could really care less.

Over the centuries, the power of written scriptures and organized religions had unfortunately replaced the power of direct discernment by laymen.

He's posted another tale, understandable by laymen, of a scientific detective at work.

This advice also applies to the ongoing ministry of pastoral care (by both laymen and clergymen).

After an interregnum, McTyeire was succeeded in 1893 by a layman, James Kirkland, who would serve with the title of chancellor for forty - four years.

But they are likely to be far less useful than serious study initiated and carried through by laymen themselves.

As it was, however, «all» Gamenauts copied was the beating heart of the game, which is programming code, which is barely understood by laymen, much less the people who adjudicate legal issues.

The reason being, these scheme related offer documents can run into tens of pages and have legal / financial terms, which may not be understood by a layman or retail investor.

A good expert must take a very complex issue and make it clear and simple so that it can be understood by the layman.