Sentences with phrase «greater fidelity»

She says teachers have had opportunities to learn how to do guided reading with greater fidelity, and that they have plenty of books and other resources.

Here, there is a still greater bestowal of grace, greater holiness which requires greater fidelity to the covenant expressed concretely in a promise of obedience to God (Ex.

It seems doubtful that emergent constraints will be able to provide a useful, reliable constraint on real - world ECS unless and until GCMs are demonstrably able to simulate the climate system — ocean as well as atmosphere — with much greater fidelity, including as to SST warming patterns under multidecadal greenhouse gas driven warming.

If you prefer greater fidelity, the Zenfone 3 Zoom can do 1080p at 60 frames per second.

Not to make people with better morals but to create a community of prophets and professional lovers, men and women who would surrender to the mystery of the fire of the Spirit that burns within, who would live in ever greater fidelity to the omnipresent Word of God, who would enter into the center of it all, the very heart and mystery of Christ, into the center of the flame that consumes, purifies, and sets everything aglow with peace, joy, boldness, and extravagant, furious love.

Already I'd seen enough odd fluctuations to doubt the rational part, and the success of the great Fidelity fund managers was hardly unpredictable.

Our two successive parish priests between the»70s and»90s were men of great faith, great humility and great fidelity.

One of his gifts was a great fidelity.

Further we know that the primitive church held fast to the Law with great fidelity; it did not understand the double edge of certain of the sayings of Jesus about the Law, and in opposition to Paul and other Hellenistic Christian missionaries maintained firmly the ideal of legalistic perfection.

Second, we must be men and women of great charity and great fidelity to the truth.

Still, it raises an interesting question: Where do we, as a species, reside along the spectrum of behavior that suggests that greater fidelity is associated with more paternal care?

Quantum information has leapt through the air about 100 kilometers or more in two new experiments, farther and with greater fidelity than ever before.

«Males show a great fidelity to the nest, being able to quickly return to it in the same year if they were taken away,» says Jorge.

Compared to the average point and shoot 1/2.3» sensor size, the RX100 boasts a large, specially developed 1» Exmor CMOS sensor to capture more light and reproduce every stunning detail with greater fidelity.

A remaster should mean that they went in and re-did the graphics of the game to the current generation from the ground up (More objects, greater fidelity, upgraded shading, etc.).

The figures are drawn with greater fidelity to their original subject matter and possess a forthright, almost maquette - ish quality.

Seeking a greater fidelity to the native aesthetic, El - Salahi's artistic syncretism was a foundation of the Khartoum School, giving rise to a new lexicon of organically - inflected abstraction.

The second, the native Dutch Realist style sprang directly from nature, which was depicted with great fidelity.

«By nearly tripling Discover's performance, NASA scientists will be able to run models with higher resolution and greater fidelity to the underlying physical phenomena,» said Dr. Phil Webster, NCCS Project Manager and Chief of the Computational and Information Sciences and Technology Office at Goddard Space Flight Center.

What they promise the listener is greater fidelity, tighter bass, and reduced distortion — all undoubtedly good and desirable things.

These headphones sport Bluetooth 4.0, with 40 millimeter drivers for long range listening and great fidelity.

This means... MORE crisper, deeper embossing and colors with greater fidelity to the original material, manifested in products like wide laminate that looks uncannily hand - scraped 5.5» plank or tiles that look suspiciously similar to travertine, marble, or slate.