Sentences with phrase «hardening of»

There were the beginnings of a general softening of the strict demarcations between schools, with moves toward rapprochement, integration, and eclecticism — although there was, nevertheless, some hardening of positions within some schools.

Jesus said in the gospels that Moses allowed divorce because of the hardening of the people's hearts.

Done performance tuning and hardening of Aix servers changed server from 32 to 64bit.

«In the short term, the biggest change will be the ability for members to contribute toward hardening of Burrow's EVM implementation in order to support production - grade ecosystem applications... In the medium term, we will be working with other Hyperledger projects to ensure that Burrow runs well in combination with various blockchain bases such as Sawtooth Lake and Fabric.»

Arteriosclerosis or atheroscletosis, commonly referred to as hardening of the arteries, is the process by which normally elastic and flexible arteries become..

The main symptom is the above - mentioned thickening or hardening of the skin.

The judge went so far as to suggest that a premature mediation can do more harm than good in that, as well as wasting both time and money, it can result in «a hardening of the positions on both sides which makes any subsequent attempt of settlement doomed to fail».

Again, the hardening of my bias in reading these types of statements is affected by my reflections in terms of what Elevate currently produces, including tools and services geared toward bill review, panel selection, and project management platforms simultaneously visible by the in - house department AND the service providing law firms.

Looking forward to the opportunities that lay ahead, Simon Wright added, «At a time in the market cycle when Insurers» margins are being squeezed to an almost unprecedented level and with a hardening of rates seemingly some way away, Beale and Company are now able to provide a tailored, outsourced Claims Handling solution to lighten some of that burden.

However, although the survey suggests a hardening of views that budgeting increases costs, there has been a notable reduction in the number of litigators who believe that the post Jackson regime will reduce access to justice for clients and prospective clients (50 % in September 2014, down from 93 % in August 2013).

Hardening of the vaginal mesh 7.

Pleural plaques involve hardening of the tissue around the lungs and diaphragm.

I suffer from hardening of the categories.

Indeed, the AR5 report will help to accelerate the trend of insurance companies looking to encourage risk reduction to climate change through the hardening of key infrastructure and other vulnerable capital assets.

The common declaration by France and Germany signals a hardening of Europe's policy on climate change, six months after the failure of UN climate talks in Copenhagen.

Glancing at my postings, I see a hardening of my position as a lukewarmist in 2009 with Climategate sealing the deal.

In an interview in La Jolla, Dr. Keeling's widow, Louise, said that if her husband had lived to see the hardening of the political battle lines over climate change, he would have been dismayed.

Round the clock hardening of the main spillway breach and the emergency spillway erosion continue, preparing for oncoming rains.

The hardening of the downslope of the emergency spillway may not have worked (the weight of the spilled water wiped out a road on the downslope and may have just wiped out any concrete hardening of the slope as well).

Nearly all of the scientists and engineers I've interviewed in 25 years of writing on global warming see the hardening of shorelines as an inevitable failure, given the forecast of centuries of rising seas.

She agrees with Harry Holtzman that «the hardening of the categories causes art disease.»

Censorship in this case was the sign of the hardening of Brazilian politics following Dilma Rousseff's impeachment last year, and of the rise of conservative forces...

That sort of hardening of signature style came later.

From uncanny objects of electronic futurity to autopoietic artifacts, from the prismatic inflows of the cosmic spectrum to immaculate sounds and pictures derived from algorithms; from robotic consciousness to a hallucination of seismic pulses, a reality unfolds that bespeaks the logic of the real of the information age, a reality predicated on binary instructions of the generic, of the uniformity of the ones and the zeros, from whose generality comes forth a hardening of shapes and forms, precipitating sentient residues and invoking emotive potentials.

The HMP binds the calcium that would otherwise contribute to hardening of the plaque into calculus.

A: Nuclear sclerosis, or hardening of the lens as a dog ages, is a normal aging change in any dog over the age of six.

Symptoms are red bumps or papules, itch, and a scaling or hardening of the skin.

The most common change is nuclear sclerosis, a hardening of the central portion of the lens that results in a clouding of the lens.

This is normal and caused by a hardening of the lens.

Female dogs may develop hardening of the mammary glands, a condition known as mammary cancer or mammary tumour.

Having been a bird doctor in NY for 20 years, I can tell you that birds suffer from many common diseases, including malnutrition from improper diet, egg binding (egg stuck inside), gout (kidney failure), liver disease, cancer, bacterial and viral infections, and atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries with cholesterol).

Some dogs also experience a hardening of the nose leather and the footpads.

Dogs, however, do not have conversations in human speech — their beautiful, complex language is one of ear flicks, tail wags, shifts in body weight, a wrinkling of the nose, and a quick spark in or hardening of the eye.

In chronic cases the ears can change color (hyperpigmentation) and a thickening and hardening of the skin (lichenification) can occur.

Don't Feed Your Dog Table Scraps While dogs don't suffer from hardening of the arteries, you can elevate your dog's blood cholesterol levels by feeding it table scraps, like that half - eaten burger snuck under the table.

Even puppies that recover may suffer from longer term effects of the disease, such as tooth decay (enamel hypoplasia) and hardening of the foot pads and nose (canine hyperkeratosis).

Common issues include cardiomyopathy, or the thickening and hardening of the heart muscles.

Signs of distemper include a high temperature, diarrhea, mucus in the eyes, a runny nose and a hardening of the paws.

Chronic kidney disease, hyperthyroidism, diabetes mellitus, cardiomyopathy (hardening of the walls of the heart muscle), and Cushing's disease or hyperadrenalcorticism (excessive production of the cortisone hormone) are the main causes of high blood pressure in dogs.

Fortunately ferrets do not develop hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis) like people do, but they can develop blood clots and vasculitis.

Nuclear sclerosis simply means hardening of the lens.

Once again, we have a hardening of the monoculture where dissent is impossible and innovation stifled.

There should be a hardening of engine note and a surge of power as the revs rise; if not, then something is amiss with either the VTEC variable valve - timing and lift system or the VVIS variable - geometry intake plumbing.

Speaking recently during NPR's All Thing Considered, she touted how lawmakers provided funding to address mental health and the hardening of Florida's schools.

If left to its own devices, the current system will revert back to form, which is more categorical programs and then that disease «hardening of the categories» sets in as lobbyists are hired for each category.

Calkins would have done well to heed the counsel of Donald Murray, whose prescient caution she quotes in The Art of Teaching Reading: «Watch out lest we suffer hardening of the ideologies.

I can attest to the fact that the gel is very lightweight and I didn't experience any kind of hardening of my hair... which is awesome!

A little back story, in case you are lost... Nearly 2 years ago, Emily, one of my younger sisters, was diagnosed with Scleroderma, an autoimmune disease that leads to the hardening of the skin, internal organs, connective tissues, etc... It's rough!

Excess phosphorus can also lead to a hardening of soft tissue and organs [11], a formation of mineral deposits in your muscles [12], and an imbalance in other minerals like iron, zinc, and magnesium [13].

When you inhibit the development of atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries, you are preventing inflammatory vascular conditions.