Sentences with phrase «ended process of discovery»

Here, focusing on Turner's inventiveness, they talk about how the artist positioned himself within the history of art, the range of his subjects, and his open - ended process of discovery.

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«On the other hand, if we both think it makes sense to have us do our deep discovery process with that Custom Design Audit so that we hand to you a Custom Development Blueprint, then we'll let each other know that right here at the end of our conversation today.

The sermon would be open - ended — but not entirely, for it would point toward the preacher's own reading of the biblical text; the inductive sermon re-creates the process of discovery of meaning in the text.

The basis of this discovery may lie in Religion in the Making, but the creative insights come only at the end of Process and Reality.

The mission of the new institute is to accelerate discoveries by including data scientists in technology development and research from the beginning to the end of the scientific process, rather than as a final step when opportunities for new insights have already been missed.

The healing process ended up being a four - year journey of self - discovery, which required me to learn a new way of thinking and living.

In the end the balancing of the Chakras and the resulting harmonisation and equilibrium of the body and mind is a process and a journey of self discovery.

VolumeTitle ChapterTitle Req Id Change Type ChangeReason Requirement Source (s) BPMProcesses End 2 End Process DFMIG Rule Name Accounts Payable (Payment The discovery of the first Dead Sea Scrolls in a remote Judean Desert cave in 1947 is widely considered the greatest archaeological event of the twentieth

In the process, «Lola Versus» ends up being partly a journey of self - discovery and partly a coming - of - age story — about someone who should already be of age.

Allowing the structure of the canvases and the materiality of the paint greater freedom to inform the development of her compositions, the artist has likened the creation of these works to the act of falling in love: an unpredictable and open - ended process that is as filled with awkwardness and anxiety as it is with bliss and discovery.

Susan has since learned to value her work, having sold pieces at both Fountain House Gallery and Mad About Art — «For me art is a process of discovery and one I hope will never end.»

In society, we (end - users) depend on these distinctions to be rigid — with the understanding that science advances, causing shifts in understanding and migrations from unknown to known, and occasionally back again, through the process of scientific discovery — and we depend on the distinction to be strictly boolean in nature and, fundamentally, in presentation.

After the end of the discovery process, in many cases, one or both of the parties may try to dispose of the case (or a portion of it) with a motion for summary judgment.

For example, I remember getting up at the crack of dawn to drive 300 kilometres to an examination for discovery, only to repeat the process in the reverse direction at the end of the day, in rush hour traffic again, completely exhausted.

We need to increase transparency in the litigation process, starting with demand letters and patent ownership; we need to control the costs of litigation by, when appropriate, shifting fees and limiting expensive discovery; we need better programs for challenging bad patents; and we need to protect end - users and consumers.