Sentences with phrase «critical eyes in»

I think, though, that researchED can grow the number of evidence - critical eyes in schools and districts.

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Keeping an eye on what's important to each player in your business gives you a more holistic view of your business and can help you realize critical insights much more rapidly.

It's easy to fall in love with your concept, but a trusted advisor can help you look at things with a critical eye.

Many a desktop computer has been purchased specifically to take advantage of these programs, which allow even an unsophisticated computer user to change a few critical assumptions and, in the blink of an eye, recalculate an entire financial model (see «How VisiCalc Works,» INC., November 1981, page 104).

McDonald's philanthropy does not take place in a vacuum and should be viewed with a critical eye given the serious health risks children face today.

Great search engine optimization, signing up for Google Places, and creating content is critical for making sure you catch the eye of shoppers in your area.

It's been a tricky situation as the largest tech companies in the world find themselves having to find ways to navigate the new administration despite a critical eye on each company's specific stance on various issues, and Uber in particular has already faced plenty of optics issues even prior to the new administration.

The Mailer who can write a sentence like «his eyes were blue like the faded blue of the sky when the sky is white» is about as far as is humanly possible from the Mailer whose political reporting in the early 1960s remains irresistible long after its subjects have faded» and reestablished his literary reputation that had begun to fade with the critical and popular questioning of the novels that followed The Naked and the Dead.

Before Christians become too critical, however, we need to take a good look at the log in our own eye.

Griffiths likens a religious reader engaged in critical thinking to a balance - beam gymnast who keeps one eye on the floor as she does her somersaults.

But even here, a critical eye may detect a soft authoritarianism in the minister's words to those most obviously dependent upon him.

Tara brings tears to your eyes as she writes about growing up in a judgmental and critical church and the pain this caused herself and her family.

A critical eye is cast on the «apparition» of the Virgin in Medjugorje, Yugoslavia.»

When an overpsyched Minnesota basketball team went berserk in a critical Big Ten game, Luke Witte and his Ohio State teammates were not the only victims; the entire sport emerged with a black eye

all of which bring me to the role of the fans at this critical juncture in our team's history, which is to look at the facts with a rational eye, make sure that the fat cats take responsibility for their decisions and to speak out when the club is failing to pursue only the highest goals, especially when you're one of the riches clubs in the world... so enjoy the victory, but temper those celebrations with the knowledge that one victory doesn't make a season and that to win this marathon you need the prepare accordingly with the proper players, tactics and determined play... so the next two weeks are absolutely crucial if we intend to be contenders and not pretenders

Gordon wrote on many topics: angling techniques («The fly must be placed to an inch as the fish will rarely take it unless it floats over them just right»), the books he read, the effects of drought and floods on fish, the seasons of the year («The silence of the snows is over all the land, and the bright waters of our trout streams run almost black between icy banks») and his belief in the natural fly as a model for the artificial («The insect must be studied and many patterns dressed before one can hope to satisfy the critical eyes of the trout»).

Such small margins have always been critical in his eyes.

Adoption as an institution is absolutely in need of reform, and deserves to be examined always with a critical eye.

The critical point to always keep in mind about impact sensors is that they are just another tool in the concussion toolbox or, put another way, another set of eyes, with which to identify athletes who (a) may have sustained impacts of sufficient magnitude that (b) may have resulted in some cases in concussions, so that they (c) may be monitored for signs of concussion, or (d) may be asked to undergo a balance, vision, and / or neurocognitive screen / assessment on the sideline or in the locker room, the results of which (e) may suggest a removal from play for the remainder of the game and referral to a concussion specialist for formal evaluation away from the sports sideline, which evaluation (f) may result in a clinical diagnosis of concussion.

The critical point to always keep in mind about impact sensors is that they are just another tool in the concussion toolbox or, put another way, another set of eyes, with which to identify athletes who (a)

The beginning of this transition is marked by the «nine year change,» a time when the child's individuality becomes more pronounced and when a child first begins to view everything in his / her surroundings with a «critical eye.»

Healthy eyes and good vision play a critical role in how infants and children learn to see.

These contain carotenoid pigments, critical for macular function, and can be helpful in preventing eye disease.

In cradle mode newborn baby is up and away from the ground, safe from pets & household dust; parents and baby are able to experience all important eye - to - eye contact, so critical in the first formative monthIn cradle mode newborn baby is up and away from the ground, safe from pets & household dust; parents and baby are able to experience all important eye - to - eye contact, so critical in the first formative monthin the first formative months.

With an eye toward graduating in 2017, Sarah cites her School Nutrition Foundation scholarship as critical in helping her achieve her goals.

And you should know that beta carotene and Vitamin A play a critical role in baby's eye development.

We've seen the Sanders small - donor army play a critical role repeatedly this cycle, from making him competitive in the eyes of the media back in the Fall to backing him up when Hillary Clinton launched attacks in January.

If there is one single reason why Labour lost the election, it's that Osborne realised the critical importance of framing his project in a way that made it acceptable in the eyes of a majority of the electorate.

In the second of a pair of short essays on the state of the party, Kevin Meagher casts a critical eye over the state of the Labour Left.

The case comes before the Supreme Court at a time when presidential candidates from both parties are turning a critical eye to the pervasive influence of money in politics.

Earlier in the day, the New York Public Interest Research Group urged reporters to include more neutral - sounding language on the casino amendment and use a more critical eye when reporting on the topic.

The Basics: In high school English Language Arts, students read works of literature and informational texts with a critical eye.

«My fellowship work has opened my eyes to the critical role that government plays in supporting critical research infrastructure, like academic research programs, that maintain U.S. leadership in scientific R&D,» Trinastic said.

The cornea has a rich network of fine nerves, which play critical roles in protecting and healing the surface of the eye.

«I looked at this process with the same critical eye I always use in medicine,» said Howard Zucker, a physician and New York's acting health commissioner, at a Cabinet meeting that covered the issue.

Next, the team used tetrodotoxin to block nerve impulses in a kitten's eye when it was 6 weeks old, during the critical period of development.

In my 20 years as an «exotic dancer» I watched maybe 100 women with beautifully proportioned bodies (some skinny, some fat, some perfect by even the most critical eye) augment their breasts.

At best, she casts a critical eye over arguments such as that about the role of forced intercourse in evolution, pointing to the fact that in many species the female acts as a gatekeeper to reproduction.

The findings, published in JAMA Ophthalmology, point to critical interventions in the prevention and treatment of blinding eye diseases, such as age - related macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy (DR), among Chinese Americans.

But there is also a critical feedback loop between these two systems — processed in our brain stem — and our eyes.

The peculiar stepwise arrangement of edges — the variation in luminance and contrast — in each subregion of the image, combined with the fact that even when you fixate steadily your eyes are making ever so tiny movements, may be critical for artificially activating motion detectors.

A «critical window» of brain plasticity explains why certain eye conditions such as lazy eye can be corrected during early childhood but not later in life.

«As treatments for the earliest stages of AMD are developed in the coming years, correct identification of AMD in primary eye care will be critical for routing patients to treatment as soon as possible so that the disease can be treated in its earliest phases and central vision loss avoided.»

Now our cameras are sensitive enough to pick it up and people's eyes and intellect were critical in noticing its importance,» said Donovan, a co-author of the study.

Various forms of omega - 3 fatty acids play critical roles in the development of eyes, the brain, and the nervous system.

They also miss out on rapid - eye - movement (REM) sleep, which is concentrated in the early morning hours and is critical for forming memories and learning new information.

Overall, she says, «in most cases there are reasonable supplies» of the critical materials, «but there are potential challenges that should be approached with eyes wide open.

Measuring these critical cell changes is fundamental to this project and to accomplish this, the team is developing state - of - the - art imaging equipment to non-invasively measure the structural and biological changes in the nerve cells of the eye due to glaucoma.

The patients were followed for more than three years, and half of them were able to read three more lines on the eye chart, which translated to critical improvements in their daily lives as well.

Closure of one eye during a critical «sensitive period» of several days after birth disrupts this pattern as the bands corresponding to the deprived eye shrink in relation to those receiving signals from the active eye.