Sentences with word «characterise»

Learning by doing DuFour et al (2010, p. 261) notes that «the learning by doing characterised by an action orientation is a critical factor» in schools.

Spanning a variety of efforts perhaps best characterised as the good (Knocked Up), the bad (The Back - Up Plan), and the ugly (Motherhood) of the genre, there seems to be no end to the attempted cultivation of laughs at the expense of all elements of reproduction.

Even though the value of cryptocurrencies have taken a significant hit since the ad restrictions were announced, it's largely this mood which characterises much of the thinking coming from crypto figures.

The role of Ras has been well characterised in cancer but it is also known to affect the aging process.

As the developed world struggles to escape economies best characterised by slow growth and high government debt and whilst

Civil claims in respect of sexual assault and child abuse are often characterised by long delays before litigation is commenced.

Unfortunately, in my opinion, the inability to do precisely this is what characterises so many of the more negative responses.

The 1980s cycle was also characterised by strong growth in the capital stock; growth in hours worked was also strong, however, because of moderation in real wages in that cycle.

Even though the game isn't characterised as having best graphics, game story or other stuff yet every minus is repossessed by Farming Simulator 2019 mods.

It is also characterised with upper body side covered in alternating regions of dark grey brown and medium brown.

The Lib Dem manifesto - writing sausage factory is a curious mix of democracy and patronage which characterises much of the party's internal processes — the mostly - elected, 27 - member Federal Policy Committee, chaired by Clegg's former PPS, Duncan Hames, appointed a 12 - member manifesto working group to be chaired by David Laws, who was nominated by Clegg.

Cancer Virus made me reflect on just how quickly biology has progressed: in the 1960s, electron microscopy was in its infancy, and DNA - based techniques for characterising what might be lurking in tissue simply didn't exist.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterised by high levels of inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity that are present before the age of seven years, seen in a range of situations, inconsistent with the child's developmental level and causing social or academic impairment.

The Dachshund grew famous for its curved tail, which characterises many burrowing dogs.

Despite its gloomy overview on the state of liberal politics, I find it a huge relief that at least one member of the parliamentary party «gets it», and is free from the self - delusion and wishful thinking which now sadly characterises so much Lib Dem thinking about how bad things are for the party.

Laura also runs a course on Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) which isa complex autism spectrum condition characterised by high anxiety and a need to be in control.

True conjugal love is evidently characterised more by caring for and giving to the other than by wanting and taking for oneself.

Indeed, if anything did characterise the Israelite religion, it was horror at such practices.

Inflammatory bowel disease, which is the bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine, and neoplasia, the excessive growth of tissue in the bowel are just a couple of diseases characterised by flatulence.

Forms of violence that would once have been off people's radar are now characterised as violence.

«Students go from a primary school environment characterised by smaller class sizes and a smaller student cohort... and one main classroom teacher rather than multiple teachers [and specialist staff].

The pairing characterises how divergent attitudes to making art had become in the latter half of the twentieth century, and how attempts to map the seemingly disparate artistic trajectories can reap revealing parallels in artistic thought.

a half that demonstrates why wenger will never deliver the top trophies again... players out of position no strategy and no cutting edge... a second string team should be all over a championship team but younger players already being cast in a backward looking mindset... and its worth remembering that half od this team were regular starters last season... can still win this but the lack of drive and power is bascially what characterises all his combinations now

Social exclusion (also referred to as marginalisation) is a concept used in many parts of the world to characterise contemporary forms of social disadvantage and relegation to the fringe of society.

Held in the same collection since 1990, and prominently exhibited during that time, the work belongs to a celebrated group of paintings characterised by exposed stretcher bars tied at the corners.

Hill calls the three mantle pieces landscape paintings, and certainly they have the contouring and inevitable horizontal line that have always characterised landscape painting.

By re-crafting for our times, the elements that have always characterised Labour victory: unity and optimism grounded on credible economics.

[Deleted: Through these developments, Indigenous people gained some rights in relation to their traditional lands, although these are still characterised as inferior to Western property rights and vulnerable to extinguishment or impairment.

Yet it also shows some of the divergent metaphysical approaches which characterise modern Catholic thought and, in as much as they put a brake upon coherent vision, also slow up the new evangelisation to which we are called.

Lets's patronise them, maybe even lie to them) which characterised New Labour as it does its Coalition successors derives from linguistic production, not from «old» Labour statism.

She has represented a number of parents with learning difficulties and is sympathetic when dealing with clients with addiction problems or those involved in relationships characterised by domestic abuse.

It is disappointing but not shocking that a professor of of Social and Political Sciences characterises climate skeptics in such a way.

With the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope only a year away the exoplanet community is gearing up to exploit its capability for characterising exoplanet atmospheres.

In a study published in the actual volume of Nature Communications, geo - and climate researchers at the Alfred - Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar - and Marine Research (AWI) show that, in the course of our planet's history, summertime sea ice was to be found in the central Arctic in periods characterised by higher global temperatures — but less CO2 — than today.

And, if Mr Caan has the time to listen to those of us who have been pursuing his social mobility goal, I'm happy to explain why characterising different career routes as a second - choice option will take us back yet another 10 years.

Dynamic geometric structures, angular shapes and striking colour characterise Jon Fox's work.

The original commitment in the 1907 Probation Act to «advise, assist and befriend» was removed under the last government in favour of a managerial model characterised by closer monitoring and enforcement.

While this may be partly true, and these messages might also have practical value, such explanations largely characterise ethical review in negative terms.

Overall, the findings showed that although trypophobia has been described as the «fear of holes», it would be more accurately characterised as a predominantly disgust - based aversion to clusters of roughly circular objects.

The three major indices in the United States are generally characterised as the S&P 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and tech index NASDAQ.

Luckily, choreographers have already done some of the work, thanks to a system for characterising human movement dreamed up by Rudolf Laban in the 1950s.

They are a generation emerging from a working culture characterised by formality, respect and loyalty.

By carefully accounting for the impact of these non-climate factors on the data, it is possible to better characterise real changes in temperature at each location over time.

Skeletal muscle loss, apart from being excruciatingly painful with increasing severity, also renders you debilitated with a poor quality of life characterised by restricted movements and enhanced chances of inflicting self - injury or damage while attempting physical activities.

Creating and analysing accurate «lookalike» primordial germ cells opened the window on characterising the early stages of specification of these cells and the regulation of developmental timings.

That Report characterised Indigenous health inequality as a major human rights issue, and called for a human rights based approach to the Indigenous health gap.