Sentences with phrase «by openness»

The therapeutic relationship is fostered by openness, caring and honesty.

Delivering serious and perhaps discomfiting messages to state bar leaders in Chicago and law society executives in Toronto, I was heartened by the openness to these ideas... [more]

This strong notion of fair play which accompanied me in sport, in the construction industry context, translates to an atmosphere characterised by openness, co-operation, trust, honesty, commitment, and mutual understanding among team members.

``... old enough to have been in the milieu of the strongly Eurocommunist Communist Party of Australia prior to its dissolution in 1991, who were influenced by its openness to new social movement politics, etc..»

Inspired by literary precedents such as automatic writing, by the resourcefulness of the bricoleur making do with what is at hand, and by the openness toward chance that all artistic production under severe constraint must necessarily incorporate, Cabinet's series invites a number of distinguished authors and artists to be incarcerated in its gallery space to complete a project from start to finish within 24 hours.

Deviating from the tradition of distinguishing between painting and drawing by medium, Kim defines a «painting» as work that is self - contained and results in a finished product whereas a «drawing» is characterized by its openness that is embracive of an ongoing process.

In her piece, though, movement is suggested by the openness of negative space between the shapes, rather than being a more closed system like Mondrian's.

Ana Prata's work is characterized by openness and freedom of research, allowing space to be contaminated by different ideas.

ANA PRATA»S work is characterized by openness and freedom of research, allowing space to be contaminated by different ideas.

His geometric designs are characterized by openness and clarity, executed predominantly in white.

The first US artist to win the Golden Lion for painting at the Venice Biennale in 1963, Rauschenberg's quest for innovation was fired by his openness to the world, his enthusiasm for collaboration and his passion for travel.

And it's one seemingly driven by a new approach inspired by openness and early access.

From day one, I learned so much about myself, about meditation and mindfulness and was inspired by the openness and warmth of the residents.

From the moment you walk in this villa you will be struck by the openness and the expansive ocean view.

It provides insight into new paradigms of Open Science and Innovation applied to space data, which are characterized by openness, access to large volume of complex data, wide availability of new community tools, new techniques for big data analytics such as Artificial Intelligence, unprecedented level of computing power, and new types of collaboration among researchers, innovators, entrepreneurs and citizen scientists.

It provides insight into new paradigms of Open Science and Innovation applied to space data, which are characterized by openness, access to large volume of complex data, wide availability of new community tools, new techniques for big data analy...

Shocked by the openness of the student, the preservice teacher placed the microphone on mute and asked the faculty member in charge for help.

I don't always agree with Neerav, but I am impressed by his openness to dissent.

They were pleasantly surprised by the openness of the community.

School culture is characterised by the openness or otherwise of communication, the level of expectations, the recognition and appreciation for effort, involvement in decision making, and the degree of caring.

Amanda Berry, CEO of BAFTA, told Variety that the nominations were marked by the openness of the contest, with six films with more than five nominations.

His self - deceiving «alcoholic thinking» is replaced by openness and honesty.

Because of the so called revolution in communication, brought about by the newest technological discoveries, distances relatively become closer, borders become more porous, interrelations become more dynamic, isolationism is replaced by openness, nations seek new ways to develop more positive and meaningful co-existence, and thus the awareness of the plurality of the world becomes more apparent.

But after interviewing more than 150 charismatic church members and more than 40 pastors, the authors were astonished by their openness and desire to end apartheid.

Many of his peers were disturbed by his openness to ambiguity and he was often labeled a universalist and a man who slipped into open theology or process theology.

In every generation, there will be those who are disgusted by the openness of the next.

Not exact matches

Citing his experience as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist whose companies had suffered from non-competitive exclusion by television networks in the days before the Internet, Wheeler said the FCC remained committed to total openness for consumers and businesses on the Internet.

The phone network's openness did not happen by accident, but by FCC rule.

What has usually happened is that one company has come to dominate a particular field with its products, then had its monopoly smashed either by authorities or by co-operating competitors that stressed openness and interoperable standards.

Furthermore, companies that identify openness as a core value outperform their peers by 30 %, according to a survey of 1,700 CEOs conducted by IBM.

Let's be real: the Cuban market isn't going to blossom overnight, not with 90 percent of their economy controlled by the state, and foreign investment laws that only offer a glimmer of openness.

In sharp contrast to Pai, past Republican chairmen have recognized the threat broadband providers can pose to the Internet's unparalleled openness and acted decisively to prevent interference by these gatekeepers.

By creating a culture of openness, the Huawei organization has continued to grow.

«If you want a culture of creativity and innovation, where sensible risks are embraced on both a market and individual level, start by developing the ability of managers to cultivate an openness to vulnerability in their teams.»

U.S. and Beijing could both lose 0.2 percentage points of growth within the first year of a «limited trade war», AMRO's economic team said, and an additional 0.2 percentage points for the U.S. by the third year given Washington's relatively greater openness to global trade.

In a five - year study of nearly 5,000 married couples ranging in age from 19 to 89, where approximately 75 % of couples composed of spouses who both worked, researchers assessed participants» personalities by looking at the Big Five personality traits — openness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism and conscientiousness.

Aside from a desire to serve and an openness to new ideas and experiences, the 2016 best and brightest EMBAs were further united by their appreciation of business school.

Don't look now, but the idea of openness and partners sure looks like it's getting thrown on the scrap heap of technology eras gone by.

Wu's impetus for the book is a concern about the future of the Internet, a medium that remains open and which, by dint of its openness, has become «the fabric of our lives.»

In an area of the economy traditionally dominated by veteran executives, Burrows holds his own through a combination of self - confidence, openness to new ideas and humility.

To examine how the traits of openness and extroversion affected the quality of ideas by individuals and in teams, the researchers assigned the boot camp participants to come up with concepts for startups in the Indian wedding industry, estimated to be worth around 2.25 trillion Indian rupees, or $ 38 billion, annually.

Facebook is finding itself under almost constant pressure to be more transparent, despite the fact that by the standards of some legacy media it is the model of openness.

«By raising the bar on openness and transparency, we can begin to restore confidence in our public institutions.

OCEAN refers to a questionnaire used by psychologists that describes personalities along five dimensions — openness to experience, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.

The Greater Vancouver Board of Trade is concerned that the announcement by the B.C. government of a further regulatory process around spill response may send a chilling signal about British Columbia's openness for business, attractiveness for foreign investment, and predictability or reliability of our environmental regulatory system.

I've been impressed by their kindness, openness, sharpness and availability.

A more well - rounded assessment of a trade deal like TPP would also look at whether important social institutions, including manufacturing unions, would be negatively affected by more openness to trade, and what changes to labor law we would need to make to soften the blow.

We also benefit from the greater efficiencies that can be achieved by those exporters that do expand, the heightened competition and better access to imported inputs that come with greater openness to imports, and the resulting spur to innovation throughout the GVCs.

You can get a sense of your openness (and where you stand along the spectrum) by taking a look at your social interactions.

Confronting the claims that agro-tech is being held back because of a lack of openness to change by traditional farmers, the incubator tries to help entrepreneurs understand the needs on the ground.