Sentences with phrase «endeavor which»

This is an endeavor which can be traced back to Google Image Search years ago, and which is a close relative of the AI powering Google Photos» object and scene recognition.

Bit Bash is a non-profit endeavor which is rooted strongly in the Chicago game development community.

This a labor intensive and costly endeavor which has proven effective at increasing knowledge of ocean and climate literacy to students enrolled in schools serving economically disadvantaged communities according to assessments conducted by external evaluators over the last 5 years.

An animal rescue is usually a private organization or a private endeavor which takes in certain animals (mostly pet animals or companion animal only) from abusive homes or homeless situations.

As such, I thought it would be an apt name for an online endeavor which aims to challenge students toward intellectual excellence through competitive activity.

Wild is an uneven endeavor which undercuts its own cause by including intermittent interludes of comic relief, such as when Cheryl's overstuffed backpack repeatedly causes her to topple over.

Which would lead to the conclusion that reducing our greenhouse gas production today would be a pointless endeavor which would restrict our economy today for no tangible benefit in the future.

Also involved is the highly technical discipline of interpreting and revising Whitehead's very sophisticated and rigorous metaphysics, an endeavor which was undertaken in a major way only after 1950 but since then has been carried on by an increasingly large number of both secular philosophers and Christian theologians.

This is an important matter both within the boundaries of postliberal — or any other kind of — theology, as well as across the boundaries of theology and other intellectual endeavors which interpret the same phenomena that theology interprets, but in radically different ways.

However, it has been their endeavors which have supplied both the wherewithal and motivation that initiated and helped sustain this effort.

I would have loved to see more complicated endeavors which would add some welcome variety but instead almost everything you do can be accomplished almost immediately.

Meanwhile, Bruno della Chiesa continues to work in the neuroscientific field as a guest editor for the Mind, Brain, and Education journal, and has embarked on new endeavors which deal, among other things, with future international perspectives in math and science education as related to civics (in his capacity as Head of International Studies, ZNL Ulm University, Germany).

Not exact matches

Lagunitas Brewing, which has long endeavored to impart marijuana flavors into its beers (such as The Waldos) and has a joyful, marijuana - infused past, has decided to take the direct route, debuting a new IPA made with cannabis.

Cruz, along with Texas Representative Jeb Hensarling, was part a congressional push to end the 81 - year - old Export - Import Bank, which supports thousands of businesses in their exporting endeavors, and which has returned an estimated $ 7 billion to Treasury in recent years.

Renovation, insurance, permits, and taxes are four monetary obligations I did not foresee that first summer which meant my first business endeavor was a financial disaster.

Today, I am more than halfway through my child - rearing years, and pretty soon my two older children will be off to college, which means with fewer distractions I can dedicate myself to another endeavor.

Since its founding, Endeavor — which has 17 offices around the world and is aiming for 25 by 2015 — has worked with 726 entrepreneurs.

«We're not seeing the kind of growth and scale - ups, and if we can solve that problem we'll also keep our most talented in Miami by using entrepreneurship as a tool for community building,» says Matt Haggman, the program director in Miami for the Knight Foundation, which committed a $ 2 million investment to help bring Endeavor to the city.

Acs says that nonprofits like Endeavor Argentina, which provides free legal and accounting advice to entrepreneurs and connects start - ups to more established companies, have helped.

The first thing you'll notice is that Los Angeles is a sprawling metropolis (the inspiration for the term urban sprawl, in fact), which can make deciding on a location a more difficult endeavor than meets the eye.

From time to time I feel this strange but powerful need to reassure myself that I'm not a complete failure, which in turn drives me to overcompensate by pursuing more spectacular entrepreneurial endeavors.»

Not everyone is comfortable holding the reins, which is why the firm endeavors to hire only self - starters.

Basically, it proves that the company is dedicated to providing quality to its customers, which is no small advantage whether the company is negotiating with a long - time customer or endeavoring to pry a potentially lucrative customer away from a competitor.

By sharing the stages she goes through — and which she feels are a pretty universal to creative projects — she hopes to inspire others to stick with their own creative endeavors through all the inevitable rough patches.

It's actually quite an endeavor, because it means shifting our organization from a very traditional model, which is very top - down, to one where we learn how to be collaborative.

In addition to her entrepreneurial endeavors, she has a husband and two children, one of which was adopted.

Viewers know more about Vaynerchuk's companies and endeavors because he is putting in that extra effort to make his brand more human — and I don't think I would be going out on a limb to say that this human element has definitely contributed to his success and massive social following, which includes more than 1.17 million followers on Twitter.

«Creative endeavors would be a different matter... in such cases hierarchies have been shown to prevent some people from speaking up,» reports the WSJ, which quotes one of the researchers, Richard Ronay.

Whoever does not use his judgment to the utmost to keep the necessary reserve with them, will exert it in vain later on when he endeavors to extricate himself from the labyrinth, a misfortune which most often ends only at death.»

At the same time, however, Chipotle execs acknowledge that a relationship with McDonald's — which represented the company's first non-burger endeavor — did bestow critical lessons in fields like distribution, real estate, construction, talent and organizational structures.

Real estate investing, as in most investing, is a dynamic endeavor with a multitude of variables, which makes it difficult to talk about buying a home as an investment in such a static way.

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After all, Hsieh's statement about the downsizing of the Downtown Project talked about «streamlining our operations,» which indicates there's little patience left for endeavors that don't make money.

To learn more, you can also check out an article in USA Today which discusses the conference and highlights Endeavor Entrepreneur and event speaker Leila Velez.

endeavorglobal's Channel Linda Rottenberg on OneWire Play Endeavor CEO Linda Rottenberg is interviewed by OneWire's Skiddy von Stade about her entrepreneurial journey, which was also featured in Business Insider.

«There can be few fields of human endeavor in which history counts for so little as in the world of finance.

She reflected on her own blog post for EPIC in which she advocated presenting yourself as a partner and making valuable contributions to strategic endeavors.

They find it offensive that people like you discuss their endeavors, which required years of education, research and effort, in the same breath as the wild and baseless allegations of religion (at least as science views it).

In succeeding endeavors, however, he proposed that they are, and that they also are constituted as a pattern (SMW 174) in the manner of a non-uniform object, a non-uniform object being one which requires an extended locus to show its complete nature, that is, it can not be found in any situation less than the whole situation (SMW 183).

First, it seems that coming to consciousness (awareness that reality is not hetero - reality) provides to women - identified women not only a place to stand from which to make judgments but also from which to engage in a new cosmogonic endeavor.

As for the «spirit» which they are endeavoring to defend against «depersonalization» and «mass culture», the sooner they abandon it the better.

My study at Haverford was a crucial experience, a watershed from which flowed much of the thought and endeavor to which I was to commit the rest of my working life.

The vast enlargement of the physical cosmos, the evolutionary origin of man, materialistic theories which endeavor to explain him, brutality of social life involving low conceptions of him, the innumerable masses of men such that old cynicisms gain new force,

It was this conviction, which lay at the heart of the oldest Christian tradition, that Mark took for granted when he advanced the further step of assuming, and endeavoring to demonstrate, that Jesus was already Messiah, already the «Son of Man,» during his earthly life, and before his death and resurrection.

So abstract and general a statement, however, not only oversimplifies the long and complicated process it endeavors to describe but, in particular, neglects the natural human opposition which so high an estimate of personality encountered — the endless doubts, cynicisms, and denials with which this emerging estimate of man's value was inevitably met.

I do not find it possible to believe that bodily corruption, that ultimate negation, as it seems, of all human endeavor, aspiration and hope, can be something from which the manhood of Christ was exempt.

In short, the monks would have been tempted to lose sight of the final goal of their endeavors — not the mere accumulation of facts or the ability to impress others but rather that deep, structured understanding which is ultimately synonymous with the Logos, the creative Word.

Whitehead endeavors to think of nature as a coherent, self - developing whole in which there are no longer spirit and matter as mutually isolated realms.

(Romans 3:24 - 25) Goodness had once been the work of a strenuous will endeavoring to obey God's law; now, to Paul, goodness is the overflow of an inner life which by faith has welcomed the indwelling Spirit.

This is the first installment in a new biweekly series, in which the First Things junior fellows share mini-essays on their current reading endeavors.