Sentences with phrase «by means of which»

Members of the Leadership Team may participate in any meeting through the use of a conference telephone or similar communications equipment by means of which all persons participating in the meeting can hear each other.

The same applies to resumes where visual resumes help to visibly enhance the key qualifications and characteristics of the individuals by means of which their chances of getting noticed increases significantly.

This software provides with a communication channel by means of which this bug, which is caught by the users of the software is send to the concerned process owners for its rectification.

Furthermore, although it is true that the procedure laid down in Article 267 TFEU is an instrument for cooperation between the Court of Justice and the national courts, by means of which the former provides the latter with the points of interpretation of EU law necessary in order for them to decide the disputes before them, the fact remains that when there is no judicial remedy under national law against the decision of a court or tribunal of a Member State, that court or tribunal is, in principle, obliged to bring the matter before the Court of Justice under the third paragraph of Article 267 TFEU where a question relating to the interpretation of EU law is raised before it...

But I'm a firm believer that there is no future in trying to deny that the absorption of LWIR radiant energy by GHGs is a fairly well understood process, by means of which the atmosphere is warmed.

Perhaps it behoves us to enquire; what exactly is the Physical mechanism by means of which that solid or liquid was radiating a thermal spectrum in the first place.

1) On the basis of climate model calculations IPCC states only what kind of assumtions are needed by means of which the recent warming is made seem probably to be caused by antropogenic CO2 emissions, without any proper, empiric evidence.

Jukkala's images engage the viewer frontally and function both as independent entities and as «Useful Fictions» (the title of one work), by means of which we can step outside the normal window of observation imposed by our bodies.

3 The loose fabric of imagination, supposition, analysis and memory by means of which Smithson resurrects the ruined hotel criss - crosses myriad levels of time, allowing the ruin to grow not just into the past, but also into the future.

Because there is an easy solution available, by means of which you can get rid of all the negative thoughts being bombarded in your brain.

It was a device by means of which everyone could be surrounded night and day by informers who knew him intimately.

In this case, there is a lot to do with classifications essays where you need to pick classification features by means of which you provide further matching.

Discovery of the evolutionary mechanisms by means of which epistatic interactions constrain the rate and direction of evolution of biological sequences (Kondrashov's and Notredame's groups, Nature 2012, Nature 2016).

E.T., MIRROR HOME: «Much excitement has been created by Prof. Pickering's proposal to build a system of mirrors, by means of which light can be rhythmically flashed to Mars.

Online - selling pioneer Amazon.com has utilised three individual business models, by means of which it engages in productive cooperation with its competitors.

«Some scholars... have flatly denied the prediction, while others have struggled to find a numerical cycle by means of which the prediction could have been carried out,» writes astronomer Miguel Querejeta.

His problem in The Social Contract is, after all «[t] o find a form of association that will defend and protect the person and goods of each associate with the full common force, and by means of which each, uniting with all, nevertheless obey only himself and remain as free as before» [9].

In addition theMAM Anti-Colic bottle includes an innovative self - sterilising function, by means of which the bottle can be sterilised in the microwave without using any other sterilisation device.

What we have endeavoured to show in dealing with the materials is that we do not lack an abundance of manuscripts and other relevant data by means of which we can get back to a period quite early in the history of New Testament transmission.

The guiding element in Teilhard's world view was his introduction of the evolutionary principle into God's relationship with man, by means of which he wove a vision that both broke from the traditional transcendence - immanence dualism and challenged many timeworn dogmas of divine providence.

The difficulty lies in grasping the fact that it means the understanding of the self's own existence, but, at the same time, it does not mean the process of experience, reflection, decision, and so on, by means of which that understanding is reached; that would be self - consciousness.

«Religion is that activity of the human impulse towards self - preservation by means of which Man seeks to carry his essential vital purposes through against the adverse pressure of the world by raising himself freely towards the world's ordering and governing powers when the limits of his own strength are reached.»

They must be rooted in a belief system through which, as Saul Bellow says in his foreword to Bloom's book, we have «access to the deepest part of ourselves — to that part of us which is conscious of a higher consciousness, by means of which we make final judgments, and put everything together.»

If an anecdotal analysis of our social consciousness and spiritual formation leaves us with the realization that, as Brown says, «there are some selective lenses by means of which we read Scripture, and... those lenses need to be torn from our eyes,» (15) then how do we tear them away?

A true existentialist interpretation of the New Testament is one through which faith comes to be word - or language - event for us, and the hermeneutic by means of which this is to be achieved is the «new hermeneutic».

Structural facts (e.g., about genetics or cosmology) do not disclose their own meaning, and no amount of scientific combination of the data in one area of existence will directly yield a vision of the whole by means of which we can begin to make sense out of all existence.

If the Teacher serves as an occasion by means of which the learner is reminded, he can not help the learner to recall that he really knows the Truth; for the learner is in a state of Error.

Whatever of kindness, pity, mercy, I show my neighbor is not something which I do for God, but something which I really do for my neighbor; the neighbor is not a sort of tool by means of which I practise the love of God, and love of neighbor can not be practised with a look aside toward God.

For a thing is itself identical with that by means of which itself exists (Tertullian, in Schaff, 1885).

Buchler also introduces a group of intermediary categories of identification by means of which the unity and distinctness of, the similarity and difference between complexes can be articulated.

This proves to be the category by means of which Whitehead thus identifies process, conceived without a material substrate, with the [actual] entity itself.

(37) Or have they any stairway (unto heaven) by means of which they overhear (decrees).

A hermeneutic of revelation must give priority to those modalities of discourse that are most originary within the language of a community of faith; consequently, those expressions by means of which the members of that community first interpret their experience for themselves and for others.

But to these three traits the poetic function adds a split reference by means of which emerges the Atlantis submerged in the network of objects submitted to the domination of our preoccupations.

This role for judgment will find its counterpart in a moment in the movement by means of which reflection replies to testimony's critique, what Nabert calls the criteriology of the divine.

This conjunction of fiction and redescription, of mythos and mimesis, constitutes the referential function by means of which I would define the poetic dimension of language.

Indeed, the collective prayer of the holy faithful is, for Augustine, the principal instrument by means of which God forgives sins in the Church.

The sacramental principle, in which created matter and form can be apprehended in some authentic way as images of God, and as ways towards union with Him, is fundamental to the Catholic and Orthodox attitude to art, whereas the Protestant theological system relies on the priority of the word over the image as the medium through which God communicates Himself to us, and by means of which we apprehend Him.

While the liturgical gesture of imposing hands exclusively pertained to the bishop in the ancient Church's reconciliatory rites, it incarnated the Church's saintly members» collective intercession by means of which the penitent's sins are forgiven.

Present need and opportunity call for the Church both to confess clerical sin and to profess the Church's fidelity which Christ assures and by means of which he reconciles sinners.

H. Richard Niebuhr suggests that these sources offer to faith, among many other rich elements, the gift of an image that makes intelligible what would otherwise remain unintelligible: «By revelation in our history we mean... that special occasion which provides us with an image by means of which all occasions of personal and common life become intelligible.

For the latter, truth is a pragmatic device by means of which men are enabled to gain satisfactions as biological and temporal rather than as rational and eternal beings.

What we are proposing, in effect, is to use material established as authentic by the one sure criterion as a touchstone by means of which to judge material which itself would resist the application of that criterion, material which could not be established as dissimilar to emphases of Judaism or the early Church.

The more obvious expressions of the compromise have been frequent but perhaps less dangerous than the prevailing one by means of which Christianity appeared to remain true to itself while accepting the anthropocentric position.

The hermeneutical structure of original affirmation is a corollary of the finitude of human consciousness in which and by means of which the original affirmation is produced.

Unlike Kaplan who identifies God with the creative forces within the universe itself, Whitehead represents God as the «principle of concretion» by means of which actual process takes shape.

Each of the qualities to which we give the name of the divine corresponds to a completely internal act by means of which we conceive of it, but immediately fail to realize and incarnate.

As a result of his investigations, Yves Congar defines reception in the early Church as follows: «By «reception,» I mean the process by means of which a Church body truly takes over as its own a resolution that it did not originate in regard to itself, and acknowledges the measure it promulgates as a rule applicable to its own life.»

In their grammars, dictionaries, primers, readers and systematic compilations of proverbs, axioms, customs and other ethnographic materials, missionaries furnished the scientific documentation by means of which the.

Economics is the study of ways in which people make a living; it considers the social organization by means of which people satisfy their wants for scarce goods and services.