Meanwhile, the optimized planning process and the use of technology to capture and analyze cost data will enable the firm to express its fees in
concrete terms based on units of value delivered.
Not exact matches
William Lad Sessions, who summarized and analyzed Hartshorne's doctoral work writes: «The concepts, or «ideas» of philosophy, Hartshorne insists, are communicable (or «transferable» to use his
term which points to the experiential
basis of conception) but only partially so, because... obscurity is directly proportional to concreteness, and good philosophy plunges thought into the
concrete....
Again, nonsensical attempt to measure faith -
based beliefs in
concrete terms.
Given the perceptive, experiential - mental
basis in physical reality for a coherent doctrine of causation, we can now conceive of the divine capacity to influence the cosmos in
terms consistent with a divine «helplessness» to remedy
concrete instances of disorder in the universe.
It is important to note that the leucine threshold and the refractory nature of MPS are not
based on human feeding studies that measure
concrete outcomes over the long -
term.
Whether you're talking with her one - on - one via Skype or listening to a popular podcast episode, Terri offers
concrete and science -
based recommendations to finding and keeping a long -
term relationship.
In more
concrete terms, we need to move from a system
based on seat time and credit hours toward one
based on competencies and mastery.
While Hamm observes refractions of light on corrugated mirrors, Dick, in her long -
term projects
based on minimal and
concrete art, explores the way light changes in the course of several hours or even years.
Based on a 2013 study by Dr. Joseph C. Von Nessen, your average lawyer has an economic multiplier of 1.6 or to put in slightly more
concrete terms: if a lawyer spends $ 1000 a month to run his practice, the community sees $ 1600 in total economic activity.
By creating your resume
based on your unique value proposition, you prove in
concrete terms your ability to produce a solid return on the employer's investment in hiring you.