Sentences with phrase «for persistence»

Once dismissed as just another cryptocurrency, the protocol has won praise for its persistence in charting an innovative course in technology development.

How are we to account for the persistence of a burning sense of justice and truth and, yes, even love in this bitter world as we know it?

If it weren't for the persistence of vision — the human eye's ability to retain a given image for a fraction of a second — movies wouldn't move.

The resulting subdued immune response may be responsible for the persistence of live virus in the eye.

Couldn't agree more about the need for persistence.

Within the domain of soft skills, schools should encourage and reward students for persistence and hard work rather than trying to increase their grit.

You did a terrific job seeing this through and I am hugely grateful for your persistence and dedication.

However, their study did not look for persistence of virus.

Except for persistence, you need some techniques on sugar daddy search.

It's an educator - evaluation system that dramatically improves observations, makes use of student performance, rewards excellence, and has meaningful consequences for persistence low performance.

For the persistence outcome, the results are calculated for the class of 2011.

To control for persistence in poor performance arising from fund expenses, we add a second variable — trailing average fund - expense ratios — to the regression.

Even they have been called more colorful names for their persistence.

Within the domain of soft skills, schools should encourage and reward students for persistence and hard work rather than trying to increase their grit.

The effect of age on prevalence of and risk for persistence of adolescent - to - parent violence is similarly complex.

Thanks for your persistence Emma, for some reason your comments get stuck in my SPAM box.

The first is that risk can not be arbitraged away, and the research offers many simple and intuitive risk - based explanations for the persistence of the value premium.

«There's something to be said for persistence and never feeling like we are a successful company.»

But they were rewarded for their persistence as Nacer Chadli and Danny Rose struck within the space of seven minutes to snatch the hosts the points.

We also provide evidence for persistence of the pathogen post-treatment by multiple methods.

Well known for his persistence in the face of adversity, a strength that fueled his boundless intellectual enthusiasm, innate curiosity, optimism and intense drive.

Cecilia Ochoa and the lead parents, Mark Holscher and the pro-bono Kirkland and Ellis legal team and Senator Gloria Romero and her Center for Parent Empowerment are to be congratulated for their persistence.

I commend Dr. Singmaster for his persistence on Dot Earth because I have seen that his comments are almost universally ignored.

One guy who does not deserve any blame for persistence of the Bubble is Doc Carlin.

The literature also documents theoretically sound bases for their persistence, including risk - based premia, behavioral biases, and persistent institutional frictions.

Other enduring strands could account for persistences within the unconscious.

Hi Amanda, You get a prize for persistence!

But, like many other commentors, I must also thank Samantha for her persistence in requesting this lovely cake;)

Wenger was happy to praise our opponents for their persistence in trying to get back into the game.

The winger was rewarded for his persistence however as he tucked away a well - taken placed shot in the bottom corner of the net two thirds into the game and from then on the hosts never really posed a threat and England were able to see the game out comfortably.

In a game between two fierce rivals, Liverpool made their presence known from the very start and in the 34th minute they were rewarded for their persistence when new signing Luis Suarez glided past three United defenders and tee'd up Kuyt to score into an empty net.

The findings paint a bleak picture for the persistence of native flowering plants in the face of climate change and could serve as a herald for future species losses in mountain ecosystems over the next century.

bptA (bbe16) is essential for the persistence of the Lyme disease spirochete, Borrelia burgdorferi, in its natural tick vector

Hudson looks too cute in his bed — yay for persistence and getting there in the end!

Designing for persistence in an online educator training program in Indonesia.

As a Black man, a founder, leader and teacher at one of the few Black - led charter schools in New York, I call on every one of our legislators and executives to push for transformational change and oppose any tolerance for the persistence of this funding inequity.

Students develop «learning mindsets,» build their motivation for academics, and learn powerful strategies for persistence and self - management.

It is this understanding of our strengths, interests, values and desires that provides the foundation for persistence — the ability to overcome challenges because our goals are bigger and more important than any single moment of adversity.

Research has tied college enrollment to secondary discipline, and in this case study, it appears that school climate and student behavior (as gauged by attendance and suspension) matters more in the long run for persistence in college.

This car is simply a squandered opportunity so it simply cant be rated highly and Renault should be punished for its persistence.

Linking to these products through clickable text or icons (perhaps employing DOI for persistence) will only go part of the way to achieve these aims.

I was not at all surprised by the conditions but truly admired the Kopps for their persistence — lucky ladies that they found a lawman not afraid to confront a pillar of the society.

Tomorrow, we continue the conversation, with books - to - film agent Jeff Aghassi about the payoff for persistence, and offer more on the acute need for better book discovery tools for the industry.