Sentences with phrase «emerged as a response»

The question emerged as a response to Musk's initial tweet on Wednesday in which he said that he has already tried to advise Trump to stick with the climate accord.

From the mid-1950s forward, Pop Art emerged as a response to the post-war acceleration of production and consumerism, and it became the predominant art movement of the 1960s.

It emerges as a response to everlasting questions concerning lifecycle and the recycling of our natural powers and resources.

Modern art emerged as a response to the drastic changes in the quality of social, economic, and cultural life in Europe accompanying the rise of industry during the late 1800s.

Raised among small farmers, Aleta's activism emerged as a response to marble mining in the mountains above her community's fields.

Positive Peer Culture emerged as a response to this call.

DBT focuses on identifying coping challenges that emerge as response to distress and pain, and offers opportunities to incorporate new and adaptive distress tolerance skills.

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As a result, those methods encouraged a defensive response immediately when those syndromes emerged.

In response to my Harry Browne Permanent ETF Portfolio article from last week, David Jackson of Seeking Alpha wondered if the portfolio had been tested with Emerging Markets ETFs as opposed to US equities.

I see each of the enduring religions as emerging as a human response to the experience of God.

In Jesus Christ, in whom God's image emerges in grace and truth on the level of human existence, as such existence makes full response to God's prior initiating activity, the Word is «enmanned» (enanthropesas).

The significance of conceptualizing these responses as a distinct set of variables is that cultural innovations are seen as a result of specific actions, not just general phenomena that emerge automatically and mysteriously from structural conditions.

As I examine the evangelical landscape I see three different paths of response emerging which we need to consider.

Almost thirty years had passed since the last major, comprehensive, and theologically self - conscious study of Protestant theological education.1 It is also remarkable, indeed unprecedented, that such a sustained debate emerged, not in response to one large study of theological education, but as a conversation among several quite different theological points of view.

Only when we see global South Christianity on its own terms — as opposed to asking how it can contribute to our own debates — can we see how the emerging churches are formulating their own responses to social and religious questions, and how these issues are often viewed through a biblical lens.

When the available evidence is examined in its entirety, Pius XII emerges as neither a saint nor a Nazi, but as a complex, enigmatic figure who reveals a great deal about the troubling ambiguity that characterized the Christian world's response to the Holocaust.

So much of this project has emerged from conversations here on the blog that I try to base decisions on reader response as often as possible.

They may be regarded as precursors of human creativity, and point to the existence of unsuspected potentials in the organism which are dormant in the normal routines of existence but emerge in response to new challenges offered by the environment — a zoological analogy to Toynbee's paradigm of Challenge and Rresponse to new challenges offered by the environment — a zoological analogy to Toynbee's paradigm of Challenge and ResponseResponse.

Nevertheless, some themes emerge which form part of the overall thrust of the study and its suggested responses to modernity with which Faith Magazine would not only wish to take issue but would also criticise as harmful to the project of the new evangelisation called for by Pope John Paul and addressed by Cardinal Ratzinger as a theologian and Pope Benedict XVI as the supreme Pastor.

AFSA emerged with the Peoples Food Plan as a response to the Governments National Food Plan, which in their analysis showed «heavy bias towards corporate agribusiness, large - scale food manufacturing, big retailing interests and a flawed public consultation process».

You change, and then as you change the loop changes in response — not literally but subjectively — and so the pattern that emerges is not two straight lines, proceeding parallel, one looking blandly at the other, but an intricate, uncertain braid between a constantly changing observer and their constantly shifting object.

Jeremy Davies writes: Emerging details about the Pupil Premium suggest schools could focus on increasing father - involvement as a key response to this major Coalition policy initiative.

Yet even though a 10 - month - old's sympathetic response may be rudimentary, the results of this study suggest that sympathy is beginning to emerge as part of their social - emotional development by this point.

The letter emerged just as the Lords were considering the same measures in response to the Commons vote to reject their amendments.

Inspired by the saving associations that emerged spontaneously in battalions as a response to soldiers» financial difficulties, the Ministry instituted a microfinance cooperative called Zigama Credit and Savings Society, or Zigama («savings» in Kinyarwanda) CSS.

Inaugurated in 1999 as a meeting of finance ministers from developed countries and emerging economies, the G20 has turned into a top - level summit coordinating the global response to the financial crisis after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.

As an online resource, it will evolve in response to changes in professional practice, emerging research, changing policy and government - led initiatives and legislation across the UK.

Mr. Banks has emerged in the last year as a major player in the mayor's administration, rising up a somewhat obscure post at the Human Resources Administration to become the face of the city's response to a growing and difficult to manage homelessness problem — and its brand - new Commissioner of Social Services.

As we continue the strong efforts of the Governor's Water Quality Rapid Response Team, the work of the Finger Lakes Water Hub and the state's investments to study algae blooms will be valuable resources in helping New Yorkers understand and mitigate this emerging issue,» said DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos.

As fresh claims of abuse by Mr Corbyn's supporters emerged, one of Labour's biggest donors left the party, accusing the party leadership of failing in its response to «the most blatant acts of anti-Semitism».

The incidence and severity of both traditional and emerging cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors as well as the response to treatment may differ between men and women.

«The development of DNA - based vaccines with cytokine adjuvants has emerged as particularly promising for inducing antiviral and anti-tumor, cell - mediated immune responses.»

«TWEAK and its signaling receptor, Fn14, have emerged as a fundamental molecular pathway regulating tissue responses after acute tissue injury and in many different contexts of chronic injury and disease» said Linda Burkly, Ph.D., Senior Distinguished Investigator, VP, Biogen, Inc., and co-senior author on the current study.

It emerged that theta activity increased in response to near - misses relative to other losses in brain regions such as insula and orbitofrontal cortex (OFC), which was linked to gambling severity.

Cognitive neuroscientist Merle Fairhurst of the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Leipzig, Germany, and colleagues hypothesized that this type of response might emerge as early as infancy.

Evidence emerged in the three studies that companies may face a greater risk of losing female employees who experience female - instigated incivility, as they reported less satisfaction at work and increased intentions to quit their current jobs in response to these unpleasant experiences.

New flu tests have been given emergency approval, as it emerges that H7N9 provokes a weaker immune response than other flu, making vaccines hard to produce

«We believe that these severe responses are connected to a type of emotional / general cognitive strategy used by MS patients, possibly emerging as a mechanism to cope with their medical condition and the many challenges that are associated with it,» says Ezequiel Gleichgerrcht, a neurologist and researcher at the Medical University of South Carolina.

Southern Research's rapid and multi-faceted response to the emerging threat of the Zika virus will be explored in a panel discussion held as part of this month's «Innovation Week» in -LSB-...]

Pharmacogenomics, the study of how an individual's genetic variations impact the response to drugs, has emerged as an essential tool to optimize therapy and minimize the risk of adverse effects.

Later research has revealed that few cells reach a «senescent» state through sheer replicative exhaustion: instead, senescence has emerged as a programmed response to DNA damage or oncogenic stress, and as part of the resolution of wound healing.

The Bioinformatics Shared Resource continuously develops new and efficient approaches to data analysis as a response to emerging research needs.

In response to this emerging threat, the Tracking Resistance to Artemisinin Collaboration (TRAC) was formed in 2011 to assess the susceptibility of malaria parasites to artemisinin at multiple sites in Asia and Africa using the phenotype of slow parasite clearance as an indicator.

The authors devoted a section of their paper to the ideal ratio of vitamin A to D. «In the responses to [Cannell and colleagues] from the on - line supplement and nutrition newsletter communities,» they wrote, «the issue of the proper ratio of vitamin A to vitamin D emerged as a major concern.»

118 Responses to Dating rules in Sweden, or how and where you can meet a Swedish guy (or girl) Dating as an institution is a relatively recent phenomenon which has mainly emerged in the last few centuries.

Amid a scattered range of responses, one film seemed to emerge as a consensus pick: writer - director Sean Durkin's «Martha Marcy May Marlene,» a solemn - sounding drama starring Elizabeth Olsen (younger sister of Those Twins) as a damaged young woman rebuilding her life after fleeing a religious cult.

We've already covered the waterfront on «Hustle's» late - arriving momentum, and the rousing response at last night's academy screening further confirms the notion that it has emerged as the clear alternative to Steve McQueen's serious - minded historical drama «12 Years a Slave.»

The film for which the late director, perhaps the greatest of all modern artists, won the Palme d'Or at Cannes, it attracted strongly divided critical responses and has emerged as one of his most definitive works, an immensely contemplative work on suicide and the human condition that takes place, as with many of Kiarostami's works, mostly over a series of car rides.

As we struggled to define what cultural response might mean beyond shuffling book titles around, many questions emerged for our team.

The bad idea is ending annual testing in grades 3 — 8, which may emerge as a consensus response to concerns about the state of standards, assessments, and accountability.