Sentences with phrase «from vague»

You can help them go from vague understandings of their poor business performance and stagnancy, to a clear vision of the remedy.

Clearer criteria would also discourage the litigation that results from vague legal standards.

But keep the focus on the hard skills and stay away from the vague, crossover soft skills that don't do anything for your candidacy.

From vague essays with no links between two points to solid essays with a proper flow, this was the change that mim essay brought to your application.

Steer clear from vague terms.

The concept is far from vague.

Defining the goals of AI towards the possible, and away from the vague ideal of constructing a thinking machine.

The terms «widespread» and «systemic» are far from vague — they are clear and used properly by EPA in its draft assessment.

... how is something constructive going to result from vague and / or unsupported assertion?

I begin this review with a prologue, describing the measurements that transformed global warming from a vague theoretical speculation into a precise observational science.

«While Dr. Ball presents his central thesis that climate science has been corrupted by politics, the Article offers little in the way of support for that thesis, apart from vague references to missing or falsified data and political manipulation, unsubstantiated and erroneous references....»

Aside from vague statements about «yes there are problems but not really significant ones,» Rice is in denial about the replication crisis and the role of bias in science.

Does this mean a rise from the current temperature (2012) or from the vague «pre industrial» value.

The business leaders, clearly addressing the US, which is the now the only and largest emitter of greenhouse gases not to have signed Kyoto or pledged to support a new protocol since the newly elected Australian PM stated he will sign, urge policymakers here to move away from a vague voluntary approach on carbon standards to a mandatory standard.

During the summer of 2011, Owens had studio space at MoMA PS1 and made use of the entire building to enact the performance scores, which range from vague commands to highly choreographed movements and actions.

With no official release date aside from the vague «spring,» Nintendo can be expected to announce a launch date.

This can range from vague hints («I'm bored here; let's go somewhere else!»)

Announced at last year's E3, creators Insomniac didn't make it all too clear what the first Ratchet & Clank game for PlayStation 4 would actually be like, aside from vague mentions of being a remake.

Aside from the vague nature of the word «intend,» I don't have an issue with these terms.

From vague and nondescript symptoms, he plunged straight into the life - threatening stage of the disease.

Indeed, aside from a vague reference to Pooled Registered Pension Plans, some financial literacy announcements and a small positive change to Registered Education Savings Plans, the proposals were focused on curtailing the tax planning activities of investors.

Enhance your concept for writing article critique from the vague ideas from different questions.

Regrettably, the Rogue suffers from vague steering and body roll.

Taking Supreme Leader Snoke from a vague hologram to a physical presence was one of the biggest challenges for the visual effects team on Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and the process was a complex push and pull between the director, the effects artists, and Andy Serkis, who portrayed Snoke in motion capture and voice.

Aside from a vague sense of the danger presented by Robie's former Resistance pals, and the momentary brush with gravity when a secondary character tumbles to his death, To Catch a Thief bristles with suggestions of French words pertaining to lightness, fluff, pastries, and respite.

In this interview Hello Games founder Sean Murray discusses the genesis of No Man's Sky, and how it went from a vague concept in childhood to an...

Still, there is consistently a lot going on, from the vague war going on that Howl wants nothing to do with to the internal dilemmas that each character is grappling with.

Together, Eggsy and «Agent Tequila» set about attempting to save the world from some vague international terror threat following the destruction of Kingsman HQ.

This alone you can forgive, but compound it with some truly ham - fisted attempts at CGI and a story that was almost literally taped together from vague scraps of narrative left lying around the set and you've got a real dud.

But, removed from the vague comparisons to other games above, what exactly is Sprint Vector?

The insistent crosscutting suggests there is something powerful between the two stories, but apart from vague connections of jealousy, emotional tension and conversations that constantly dance around the real issues, they don't resonate across the years.

The field suffers from vague terminology, disagreement about what exactly «religion» is, and which of its aspects are most important.

A long - standing nano evangelist, this time Drexler focuses on the engineering that will take nanotechnology from a vague scientific discipline to the mainstream.

The historical ambiguity, which encompassed 216 parcels, stems from vague state property surveys determining land ownership.

Concerns have also been raised about the nebulous Terms of Reference (TOR) for the project apart from the vague task of reviewing agreements over the last fifteen years.

But sources close to Miliband confirm that they intended to implement the plan after the 2015 election but had been hoping to keep it secret apart from a vague commitment in the 2015 manifesto to the reform of political funding.

Whilst having such a high profile figure highlighting these kinds of legitimate issues will no doubt be valuable to the left, Brand once again offers no alternative aside from a vague call to arms for revolutionaries.

And these very specific proposals are unrecognisable from the vague suggestions offered by Cable in early 2010.

Arsenal definitely benefitted from the vague handball rule as Koscielny obviously didn't intent to use his arm in that situation, but the ball would never had gone in had it not ricocheted off the forearm.

No matter what we may perceive from these vague and ambiguous verses in revelation, I should think we have received much more from Jesus Himself in the gospels.

If the search for truth requires that we move from vague totality toward clear definition, then we have no alternative but to fall back on forms of symbolic reference already at hand, or to create alternative forms that may increase our comprehension.

I'm not saying this to be adversarial, but rather I find that when we move from vague abstractions to specific concrete examples the issue deflates quite a bit.

More precisely, how can we tell from vague data that definite data are illusory, or from illusions what vague data contain?

This allusion to the past brings me to the bridge from vague affirmation to reverence for a faith which we have built concept by concept over milenia.

Without so much as a blink of the eye, Safranski invokes Schleiermacher to transition from a vague «religious feeling» to a discussion of the purported «connection between mythology and the feeling of freedom.»

Whitehead would give later in Process and Reality a metaphysical explanation of how we may objectify precisely an individual thing from vague feelings by his description of indicative feelings (PR 260).

One consequence of this otherwise laudable decision is that his later books all suffer from a vague glibness verging on banality, even while the author is discussing the most complex and profound sorts of issues.

Like I said before, at the time I read as much as I could find on blogs and such, but all I could find out about it all was from vague online comments and that email.

I have to work from that vague, kind of fluid memory of a witness or a victim.»

The patent trolls are the only stakeholders who benefit from vague and unclear threats to sue for patent infringement.