Sentences with phrase «even laymen»

This kind of fraud differs from climategate in that even laymen with an introductory statistics course can understand this deceptive trick.

On the basis of multi-disciplinary metallurgical problems I have learned that a working solution of any multi-disciplinary problem can often be made even laymen understand.

I think that even laymen can be made understand the natural law, according to which both all the CO2 sources and all the CO2 sinks together control the CO2 content in the atmosphere, and that the share of the anthropogenic CO2 emissions in the atmospheric CO2 content depends on how the quantity of anthropogenic CO2 emissions is in the proportion to the total CO2 emissions.

As I see it, even laymen can be made understand, that the anthropogenic CO2 emissions control only about 4 % of atmospheric CO2 content at the most.

I wonder if a second defensive line, i.e. smart motivated, former, climate researchers or even laymen like myself could be useful here.

I wonder if a second defensive line, i.e. smart motivated, former, climate researchers or even laymen like myself could be useful here.

Even a layman like you and me can see arsenal's need for a DMF and another CB why doesn't wenger see it?!

But even the layman or committee member can appreciate only a few things need to go wrong to bring the whole ponzi scheme tumbling around our ears.

I can assert that even a layman can format books if he is ready to read the instructions carefully and in steps, without ever trying to be over-smart, for I was in my initial adventures with the earlier guide and I had to resubmit books five or six times.

You have put forth the concept so clearly and lucidly that even a layman like me can understand and learn something.

As a general rule I tend to assume that if a particular fact is so obvious that even a layman like myself is aware of it then those who have a professional interest in such matters are probably aware of it and have taken it into account.

From your presentation I think even a layman like myself can begin to recognize (thought not understand) some of the problems that must be confronted in any such analysis.

They knew much of the landscape of uncertainty and they went ahead and said 95 % surety when any scientist or even layman with a modicum of interest in the subject could see that was completely ridiculous assertion.

For even a layman, if you adhere to scientific principals, it's obvious that human activity has no discernable effect on global climate.

Your views are simply Outstanding as even a layman can understand Personal Finance as you make a complex plan simpler!!

Even a layman can install and run it to remove the tenacious toolbars, add - ons and plug - ins from your PC.

Under such circumstances, even a layman in this field would be able to figure out why it is important for a digital coin to offer something unique to its users in order to ensure sustenance and progress.

Not exact matches

Perhaps the best way to judge an individual is by the walk they walk... rather than obscure doctrines that many laymen aren't even aware of.

Even to a layman like this author, the notion of replicating this strategy in Syria starts with some obvious problems.

What I have learned, is that even though it is difficult for the laymen / students to get ahold of enough knowledge to have a fair perspective, that there is wide and serious divide between the Bible and other scriptures.

If the future Church is to have laymen who cooperate responsibly in the tasks of the Church, then surely it is time to begin to train them and to give them a share in the decisions of the Church, even if the administration would function more smoothly without them.

Evidently intellectuals are no better men only because they are educated; this shows itself especially in the case of theologians, no matter whether they are priests or laymen, who have chosen theology and spirituality as their profession or even as their intellectual hobby.

For all these contain also matters of concern to the laity, even though perhaps stated imperfectly and in a way which might have been done better by a more competent layman.

Let the layman not imagine that his pastors are always such experts that to every problem which arises, however complicated, they can readily give them a concrete solution, or even that such is their mission.

One of the most constructive emphases of the Amsterdam Conference was that it is the whole Church — not professional evangelists or even ministers only, but laymen as well — that is called to witness to the gospel and transmit it to others.

Fortunately, their influence on American ministers has been relatively small and even less on laymen.

As a faithful layman, Bernanos embraced the Church's social teaching and relentlessly addressed questions of social justice, even as he deeply resented the petty clerics who knew no higher mission than «marching in step with the times.»

As he describes one German or Austrian layman after another capitulating to the Third Reich, and even wayward Churchmen bending their knee to Hitler and his henchmen, we feel his anguish and moral indignation.

This is true of the non-scientific layman in particular, but even the expert often loses his way.

Even in the absence of organized effort by church leaders there are enormously important things which any layman can do to discover, to act upon, and to communicate the gospel.

The laymen were not even represented and the clergy had nothing to say about the election of their presiding elders.

The way in which even a scientific formula makes sense to a layman is to reduce it to the tests which verified it.

Look at the eyes of Meyers, Layman, Babbit (reaching back), even Nurk, no killer instinct Then look in the eyes of Dame, Zach, (and the teams that hurt us the most) those guys want to destroy their opponent

So ultimately, in layman's terms, nursing our young may mean less fussy, more even - keeled babies thanks to sugars available in breast milk and passed on to our children.

I do think there is a slightly higher risk of suffocation (but probably not SIDS), as shown in the data, even when everything is done «right» (despite the fact that we don't have good data to show this and this is completely my non-medical, non-researcher, layman supposition), but there are risks to being a sleepless zombie for five months too!

«We grant that the venerable servant of God, Tshimangadzo Samuel Bendict Daswa, layman and family man,... a zealous catechist, all - round educator who gave heroic witness to the gospel, even to the shedding of blood, from now on will be called «Blessed»,» said Amato.

The first article in this two - part series described how even Albert Einstein — acting like a typically uncommunicative scientist — exasperated his wife, Elsa, by ducking her requests for a layman's explanation of his research.

While tone is the layman's term for building lean muscle (while still losing body fat) to show off a killer physique, participating in resistance training even at a minimum has a range of health benefits beyond what you see in the mirror.

This has made facts crystal clear even to a layman like me & answered the unanswered questions that were stalling my efforts to explain things.

I know in Islam they have the women postpone their Ramadan fasting until they're not bleeding, and I suspect there's a good, medical reason for it (even if the layman doesn't know what it is).

As M&G said «a bizarre conclusion even for those with a layman's understanding of the scientific process».

Those that found Nolan's film to be too complex (or even illogical) will most likely find The Martian at the other end of the spectrum — all is laid out, usually even in strict layman's terminology.

Their piercing cadences almost do the trick, even if the script can't decipher the brewing war in layman's terms.

I find this is one of the hardest things to explain to laymen, too, and sometimes even folks in publishing.

This is a very subtle point that most laymen, and even financial journalists, do not fully appreciate.

In layman's terms, this means that even if you are 100 percent sure you are «right» in your convictions about the market going up, if the market is going down, it is telling you that you are wrong.

In laymen terms if you think of «normal» as a well risen even sponge cake, with the air bubbles one below the other making a free drainage area.

Writing in the sciences has taught me how to make even complex concepts transparent to the layman.

Yeah, I know it came from «Direct - X Box», but I don't think that means jack to the layman, or even a lot of gamers.

I'm just a layman, but while denying direct correlation is correct, saying that what we are seeing fits the computer model predictions (even if it is more extreme than most predictions) would also be just as correct and more politcally useful.