Sentences with phrase «fixed point in the future»

Creation didn't just happen at some distant point in past history and destruction won't happen at some fixed point in the future.

Not exact matches

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But we must avoid the pitfall of thinking that since Jesus will return at some point in the future to fix everything, we can just sit back and wait for it to happen.

She points to an example of a plumber, years into the future, helping a homeowner utilizing augmented reality glasses: «You put on these glasses; you connect with them via Skype or some other messaging service and they can literally draw on the wall in front of you in order to show you what you need to do to sort of fix the plumbing issue.»

For what point can there be in living with eyes fixed constantly and laboriously upon the future, if this future, even though it take the form of a Noosphere, must finally become a zero?

What's most disarming about the block universe, remarks Ellis, is that unlike a movie that plays through a series of successive instants, there is no special point in time that all inhabitants would agree on as «now» — no unique marker that separates the fixed past from the open future.

The landscape of the hypercar segment today is as fertile as it's ever been, and it's fixing to grow even more now that Audi Sport GmbH has given indication that it might want to join in on the fun at some point in the future.

My point was that if RWA goes too far towards trying to punish Harlequin in the future, it might actually end up engaging in actual price - fixing (not any wussy interference with contract): specifically, insisting upon price points and punishing publishers (or authors with publishers) that don't comply.

If the US dollar LIBOR fix at 6AM (Eastern) tomorrow follows the move in the US futures markets today, then we should see LIBOR drop by 27 basis points or so.

If you know how much you plan to invest each year and the fixed rate of return your annuity guarantees — or, for loans, the amount of your payments and the given interest rate — you can easily determine the value of your account at any point in the future.

For example, even though the Fed was still holding the funds rate steady in autumn 2016, fixed mortgage rates rose by better than three quarters of a percentage point amid growing economic strength and a change in investor sentiment about future growth and tax policies during the period.

The Index targets a fixed level of sensitivity to changes in the yield of the current «cheapest - to - deliver» note underlying the relevant 5 - year Treasury futures contract at a given point in time.

It offers the ability to grow principal — and in turn future long term care benefits — by more than the one or two percentage points seen with other fixed interest hybrid annuities.

They just keep piling it on, hoping at some point in the future a fix will come along to help them pay it off.

«The problem is that they've promised to overhaul the process, but they're allowing the reviews to go forward and they're promising to fix it at some point in the future,» says Cam Fenton, 350.org staff member.

A lot of times the disputes revolve around respect and since the therapist is not in the relationship he or she is in a better position to point out what went wrong in a given situation and what can be done in the future to fix it.

The product, underwritten to CMBS standards, carries an initial floating rate and an option that the borrower may switch to a fixed rate at some point in the future.