Sentences with phrase «contact point between»

EVI also acts as the contact point between the European Commission and the consortium partners whilst connecting the project with as many external stakeholders as possible.

Eliot was particularly elusive in discussing the interaction between church and state, the normal contact point between Christian ideals and society.

After just a few hours, they could clearly observe how the contact points between the affected neurons and their neighbouring cells increased in size.

They counted each of the contact points between two cellular organelles — the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and mitochondria — and demonstrated for the first time that the number of these connections, called MAMs, markedly increase during obesity.

When holding the Galaxy Alpha normally, most of the contact points between phone and hand are on the metal band, making the in - hand feel drastically different from most other Samsung phones.

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For several years, Duelfer was the senior point of contact between Iraq and the U.S..

It also integrates seamlessly with users» contacts, and acts as verification point while using encrypted keys to lock down communications between two parties, giving an added assurance to traders that they are corresponding with people verified in their various networks.

«The collaboration we saw was some billing and administrative contacts between the two of them, so you'd see similar people show up in each of the accounts,» said Schroepfer, when asked for more detail about what it had found, before declining to say anything else in a public setting on account of ongoing investigations — despite the committee pointing out other witnesses it has heard from have not held back on that front.

The point of contact between them came much later, when Arendt wrote of the differences between the French and American revolutions.

b. the portion of this perpendicular line included between its point of contact with the curve and the x-axis.

The points of contact between process thought and liberation theology.

One point of contact between process theology and liberation theology depends on repentance on the part of process theologians.

Then, too, we have to face the question whether there can be any point of contact between the Christian view of things, and the way educated men look at the world and its history today.

We have already noted the necessity for a «point - of - contact» between the gospel and the patterns of thought of contemporary people.

Rather than the theologically tenuous points of contact between God and the world offered by most other theologies, process thought suggests that God is intimately a part of the world, and that the world is intimately a part of God.

The hitherto scattered fragments of humanity, being at length brought into close contact, are beginning to interpenetrate to the point of reacting economically and psychically upon each other; with the result, given the fundamental relationship between biological compression and the heightening of consciousness, of an irresistible rise within us and around us of the level of Reflection.

Through bypasses, overpasses and outright barriers, Israeli planners and engineers have removed most points of contact between the two populations, he explains.

This provides a very important point of contact between Brightman and Hartshorne, and between personalism and process thought.

On the other hand, evidentialists are right to assert that between Christian and anti «Christian systems of thought there is always a point of contact.

He is certainly right in pointing out the frequent contact between north - west India and the countries now known as Iraq and Iran in the early centuries of the Christian era.

«Points of Contact Between Process Theology and Liberation Theology in Matters of Faith and Justice»

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Why Only Us: Language and Evolutionby robert c. berwick and noam chomskymit press, 224 pages, $ 22.95 Perhaps the most sensitive point of contact between religion and science is the issue of human distinctiveness.

What is required is not an examination of Mark in the light of common Gentile Christianity, which Paul shared and presupposed, but a point - blank comparison of every possible contact between the theology of Mark and that which was specifically and uniquely Paul's own.

This would provide, of course, still another fruitful point of contact between the philosophical systems of these two great thinkers.

Every discussion about the «point of contact», about the historical and supra - historical elements in Christianity, about apotheosis and incarnation, has always revolved around this relation between Christianity and classical humanism.

Lucas, to he sure, offers in his book several points of contact between the two systems.

Whitehead was aware of points of contact between his thought and Buddhism.

Missionaries then listened to the tales and prepared Gospel presentations in advance of storytelling opportunities, using points of contact between the Gospel and those folk tales.

The Biblical Theology Movement had sought to retrieve, in stripped - down form, a dimension of the old cohesion between natural world and biblical world by positing points of contact between the crafted narrative and the real world of cause and effect: the Mighty Acts of God.

A fourth point of contact between neo-Confucianism and process philosophy regarding value is that for both it is an ontological matter.

There is no point of contact between God and man.

Have we here a possible point of contact between Christianity and modern man?

What The New York Times calls the «blame Woodstock» explanation for the rise of clerical sex abuse cases in the Seventies, despite the paper's evident scepticism, can not be entirely discounted, since as the researchers of the John Jay College (hereafter JJC) pointed out in their latest report, «the sexual abuse of minors is a pervasive problem in society and in organisations that involve close relationships between youth and adults... No exact measure exists for the number of youths who have contact with priests in the Catholic Church in a year... [but] despite the media focus on child sexual abuse by Catholic priests, it is clear that these abuse acts are a small percentage of all child sexual abuse incidents in the United States.»

Forgive Muslims and Christians for having difficulty finding points of contact between our two faiths.

So, for example, the existentialist analysis of the nature of human existence, with its emphasis upon «self - understanding», or «understanding of existence», establishes a point of contact between the figure from the past and the man in the present.

Father Lynch's exploration of the points of contact between Protestantism and Islam and their common rejection of Catholicism (Jan / Feb 07) is congruent with my own.

The point of contact which expresses the common bond between teacher and student also provides the foundation upon which the school is established.

But such significance will depend upon the establishment of some point of contact between that knowledge from the past and the situation of the man in the present.

«Historic» or significant knowledge from the past should always be subject to the tests of demonstrating that it is, indeed, historical knowledge and that the avenue, channel or point of contact between it and the man from whom it becomes significant in the present can be defined.

But it does lie within our capacity at least to challenge the dogmas of scientific materialism that rule out any point of contact between our myths of hope and the apparently unsympathetic world of nature that is often presented to us as the necessary consequent of a scientific approach to reality.

«We have a dialogue that is evolving, and we still have some time to find points of contact between our differences.

Pointing to studies showing that the media influences suicidal behavior, Iverson argues that media coverage reporting a causal relationship between contact sports, CTE, and suicide could actually be contributing to psychological distress in former athletes.

Developmental skills encouraged: grasping, midline play, transferring between hands, hand - eye coordination, oral exploration, auditory localization, object permanence, give - and - take interaction, joint attention, eye contact, pointing when rolls away, crawling Approximate age relevant: 0 - 12 months and beyond

During this sequential development, the child begins to support and to carry his / her own weight from within and the necessity for having a large surface, or several points of contact between his own body and the floor diminishes.

These types of documents serve as a protection for birth families, but also serve as a launching point for open, honest discussion between birthparents and adoptive parents about their expectations for the adoption, their level of comfort with contact, and any other issues that feel important to address as they make a plan for their family.

Malatras also promised more direct contact between the governor's office and the residents, saying «we will be the point of contact if you have questions.»

Simpson argued in the complaint there is no «legitimate reason» why McEneny didn't return his calls or contact his reference between April 21 and May 21, and points to the city's lack of black males in various departments, including police and fire.

«We desire free exchange of information between the government and the international community on combating corruption and so ask the government to establish a single point of contact, someone who is authorised to engage with us specifically on these issues but also empowered to carry out significant change.»

In March of last year, the mayor rolled out a 14 - point proposal to combat violence at the facility; among the directives were limiting the amount of physical contact between visitors and those detained.